Does SEX Sell?

A look at chemical marketing and the human response.

When: Wednesday, October 27, 2010 6:30 PM

The colloquial phrase "Sex Sells" permeates the marketing and advertising sphere, but we rarely delve into WHY. This meetup will be a proper (albeit humorous at times) forum on how the human chemical and hormonal response lends itself to accomplishing marketing, branding and advertising objectives.

Topics will include:

• The Physiology of Marketing - Frontal Lobe, Pleasure Zones in the Brain
• The Chemistry of Marketing - The Human Meth Lab, Endorphins, Adrenaline
• Branding as Addiction - How Marketers Manipulate Us ... ethically or not

I guarantee that this will put a real different spin on your branding missions and will also arm you against manipulation in your own life as we explore the scientific basis for human chemical response and how marketing tactics and strategies actually function.

See you there!

Jared Nielsen
www.FUZION.org

RSVP to this Meetup:
http://www.meetup.com/Internet-and-Direct-Response-Marketing-Group/calendar/15019817/

Jared Nielsen will be Speaking at SQL Saturday #49 in Orlando

This event is hosted by the great folks at SQL Saturday including Brian Knight of Pragmatic Works and many of the top industry leaders.  Jared Nielsen will be giving a presentation on SQL and SEO - the financial benefits of proper database design blended with effective website search engine marketing techniques (SEO).  Jared Nielsen is an Expert SEO consultant in Jacksonville and has used these skills in some of the largest websites in the world (Yahoo! Sports, ATP Tour, AOL).  Also included are personal evaluations of websites that are brought by attendees of the event including reviewing such topics as the Atomic Data Model™ and Exclusionary Dominance™ techniques.

Make sure you attend or send your marketing VP, your corporate CEO or your technical SQL Server DBA to be there and enjoy the event.  The SEO and SQL speech is at 100 Weldon Boulevard, Sanford, FL 32773 at 11:30am on Saturday, October 16th, 2010.  You can find out more information on my session at the SQL Saturday Website