Frank Goad
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Do you think subliminal messaging works?I am not sure. What do you think?
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Do you think subliminal messaging works?I am not sure. What do you think?
YES Most Definitely.Do you think subliminal messaging works?I am not sure. What do you think?
YES Most Definitely.
Ask advertisers. Also google backmasking which is one of those methods still being used today.
I can dig up all the information on this, if you like.
@Orbit do you have that research to hand? Can you link it please? Thanks.
Okay. Just give me some time.Yes.I would like you to dig up the information on this.
Nope. If it's beneath our threshold to perceive, we simply don't perceive it.Do you think subliminal messaging works?I am not sure. What do you think?
Those aren't examples of subliminal messaging. Subliminal messaging is supposed to be things that we don't consciously perceive that affect us. Advertising is not subliminal.Ask advertisers. Also google backmasking which is one of those methods still being used today.
The subliminal message is embedded in the advertisement. That's why it's called subliminal.Nope. If it's beneath our threshold to perceive, we simply don't perceive it.
Those aren't examples of subliminal messaging. Subliminal messaging is supposed to be things that we don't consciously perceive that affect us. Advertising is not subliminal.
See Does subliminal advertising work?YES Most Definitely.
Ask advertisers. Also google backmasking which is one of those methods still being used today.
I can dig up all the information on this, if you like.
@Orbit do you have that research to hand? Can you link it please? Thanks.
How Subliminal Messages WorkThe subliminal message is embedded in the advertisement. That's why it's called subliminal.
As I promised Frank, I'll be back with that information.
In the meantime, here, I will help you out a bit.
https://www.google.com/search?clien...s+experiment&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
Subliminal messaging doesn't work, and you have nothing to fear. And when it doesn't work for advertising, companies don't waste their money on it (especially when the studies show it is highly ineffective).Yet despite these seemingly positive results, subliminal advertising is still seen as largely ineffective. That's because even when it's successful, it's not clear how long the results last. Maybe you'll reach for a Coke within 10 minutes of seeing a subliminal ad, but will you continue to do so the next day, week or month?
Further, some researchers caution that such messages only nudge us to do something we're predisposed to do already. They don't totally change our minds. (emphasis added)
So why doesn't subliminal advertising work so well? There's no consensus on the issue.
Why settle for less, when we can have more?