Summaries
Authors
- Alan Cooper 1
- Andrew Boulton 1
- Andy Nairn 1
- Byron Sharp 2
- Cass Sunstein 1
- Cathy O'Neil 1
- Daniel Kahneman 1
- Dave Trott 1
- David A. Aaker 1
- George Lois 1
- James Hurman 2
- James Webb Young 1
- Jenni Romaniuk 1
- Jerry Z. Muller 1
- John Hegarty 1
- Jon Lombardo 2
- Jon Steel 1
- Les Binet 3
- Malcolm Gladwell 1
- Orlando Wood 1
- Paul Arden 1
- Paul Feldwick 1
- Peter Field 3
- Peter Weinberg 2
- Phil Barden 1
- Richard Rumelt 1
- Richard Shotton 1
- Richard Thaler 1
- Robert Heath 1
- Rory Sutherland 1
- Ryan Wallman 1
- Sarah Carter 1
- Stephen King 1
- Wiemer Snijders 1
- William Poundstone 1
Robert Heath, Seducing the Subconscious
In Seducing the Subconscious Robert Heath makes a counterintuitive claim: The less attention an ad receives the more powerful its affect. The book supports the theory with research on attention, processing, filtering, learning and memory. This post summarises the research as well as Heath’s provocative conclusion.