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How does the sound design and customer response action
If you've spent a small fortune on graphic designers, search engine optimizers, social networks and experts still find that your website conversions are low, then maybe your site suffers the equivalent of marketing Capgras delusion, an inability to establish a connection between online content and emotional value proposition.
You are not my wife
A woman phones her husband is in hospital after suffering a head injury. The man recognizes the voice of his wife when she says she will see in an hour. An hour later arrive at the hospital, enters the room, and attempts to kiss her forehead. The man looks surprised his wife and says: "Who the hell are you?"
The man recognizes the woman in front of him as someone who looks like his wife, but he is completely convinced that is an imposter though he recognized the voice of his wife on the phone just an hour earlier. This is a classic case of Capgras syndrome mirage. The part of the brain responsible for visual recognition is working well, but the part that makes the connection between the appearance of his wife and what she has meant to him emotionally cut.
Without an emotional connection appears false Marketing
The brain is made up of various operating systems separately and in unison with others. The brain's emotional interpretation mechanism, the limbic system is what gives meaning to objects, images, sounds and people we meet. Without this emotional connection things are meaningless and in fact can be considered as false.
Capgras delusion observations illustrate critical patients the sense of hearing is to give meaning to the world around us. Sound, it appears, is still a sense more important than sight in terms of setting sense of what experience, a fact site owners and marketing executives must consider when developing a Web video presentation or any effort Imaging mark.
Sound: The Final Frontier
The sound is essential to our survival as a species and our successful operation communal creatures, both in our lives and businesses. Sound is one of the most complex and least understood marketing tools people have, but at the same time, it is probably the most important, especially when associated with video images.
Julian Treasure, sound expert, tells us that the sound affects a hearing four fundamental ways: physiologically, psychologically, cognitively and behaviorally.
Sounds paint emotionally charged mental imagery, even without the help of visual stimuli. The sound of the fire, filtered coffee, a crying baby or a woman screaming evokes vivid images and associations in our minds and fills us with emotional responses. The sound of thunder sent us struggling to cover. The rhythmic beat of a song favorite is our toes tapping and head bopping. The sound of a catchy jingle fast food to our mouths watering, creating an instant desire for a burger and fries. Rhythmic recital of the alphabet helps children remember their ABC. And so on.
The sound can get your heart racing with excitement or slow it down to a mild state of meditation. Sound can remember things that you like, the release of endorphins and a desire to pursue the object of attraction. Sound can inform, enlighten and educate. The use of sound on the video wisely Web or in your place of business, and will inform, influence and persuade, abuse it and send Potential customers run for the exits or by clicking to your competitor's website without hesitating for a second.
Sound Tools
We associate the sound with entertainment, but for sellers is a tool used to convert prospects into customers. When someone comes to your site are at least for a time, a captive and attentive audience. If your goal is to maximize impact should use all tools available, and that means that the sight and sound.
Voice
The sound of human voice is the sound marketers powerful tool at their disposal. The ability to control the tone quality, tone, cadence and phrasing is unsurpassed as a means of providing a meaningful and memorable marketing communications. Sound is the basis of experience and nothing is as capable of infinite variation, nuance and meaning as the human voice.
If you pay attention to television commercial that recognize many voices signature associated with the brands: Gene Hackman, Kevin Spacey, Sam Elliot, Keifer Sutherland, John O'Hurley, and the list continues. Those enough to remember the original 7-Up commercial Uncola the 1970s recalls the characteristic sound of Geoffrey Holder, or only cut phrasing and cadence at the end of 1950 "Rod Serling introductions Twilight Zone '. Do people still remember classic television programs as the original "The Prisoner" or "Dragnet" without the sounds of Jack Webb Patrick McGoohan and ringing in your ears? Remakes and sequels just do not work without the power, presence and impact of these original distinctive voices.
Music
Music has always been an important and significant part of people's lives. We need to think beyond the notion "our song" a musical representation of how two people feel for each other. Each generation has their sound, their musical heroes, and a play-list in their lives. Smart brands know how to use music to create an emotional context and memorable experiences. There is no reason smaller companies can not do the same.
In an effort to promote radio advertising, Bob McCurdy created a Web site launch of 'The Power of Sound' to enter people to some of the fundamental influences of sound in a commercial context. In his presentation McCurdy provides several examples including an article by Adrian C. North David J. Hargreaves and Jennifer McKendrick who was featured in the Journal of Applied Psychology. The example describes how sound can influence potential customers when French and German music was played on alternate days for a display of wine at the store, sales of French wine outsold German wine in the days French music was played, and the reverse was true in the days when German music was played.
In another example McCurdy refers to an article by Adrian C. North, Amber and David J Hargreaves Shilcock as reported in "Environment and behavior." It details how classical music played at a restaurant UK led to higher spending by customers per table, compared to the days when pop music was not played.
Rate
No truer words have been spoken or sung in this case, when Gloria Estefan sang "The pace is going to be you." Look at the pictures the crowd in the video below. The crowd moves in response to the pace synchronized in a form of brainwave entrainment, a phenomenon that describes the brain's ability to synchronize own electric cycles to the external sensory stimulation rhythm.
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The drag is a natural occurrence in nature and was first discovered in 1656 by Christian Huygens, who discovered that the clocks in a room full of clocks Grandpa synchronize all of them at the same pace, even if initially all started swinging at different rates. In his article "On the Effects of lullabies" Johannes Kneutgen describes how the breath of a baby responds to music rhythmically. Since brain waves pulsate like sound waves in cycles per second is easy to see how the phenomenon of drag can have a fundamental effect on how we think and react to rhythmic stimulation.
Context
Bob McCurdy In presenting "The Power of Sound" describes how in the 1970s, IBM worked to eliminate the noise of their machines new power of writing in an attempt to provide a better working environment, but the effort had a negative effect. IBM had to re-add the electronic sound typewriters and typists found the silence unnerving. The rhythmic sound was the security of the operators who were on task and accomplish something and machines writing were functioning properly.
A team of engineers led by Nissan music consultant, Toshiyuki Tabata, had to create an artificial sound Acute similar to flying cars in the movie "Blade Runner" for its new hybrids, such as drivers of hybrids was missing quiet operation something. And indeed, the car in silence was a potential traffic hazard as other vehicles and pedestrians could not hear coming. In the same vein as the casino in Vegas, the Bellagio, tried to eliminate the irritating sound made by slot machines, slot machines revenue decline, forcing them to put the effects familiar sound back in the machines.
We are surrounded by sounds that give us the reference, warning and comfort, without which it would lose much of the information context we need to function effectively on a daily basis. Large companies use sound design to create differentiation of mental references for their products and brands ranging from the characteristic sound of how different the car doors closed, only the truth sounds of different cereals for breakfast.
Sound Effects
McCurdy Herb Shuldiner report cites the 'psychologist Motor Affairs "about Britain, David Moxon, he found the sound of a Maserati engine become the more women than men, even if these women had no previous interest in cars. An Observation that there must be escaped when they created the Mazda "zoom zoom" campaign. Perhaps any guy who wants to dump the truck suburban something a little more zip should take his wife to a Maserati.
People instinctively react to sound, a phenomenon known as "orienting reflex" described first by Ivan Sechenov, a Russian physiologist, in his 1863 book "Reflections of the Brain" and later referred to by Ivan Pavlov, famous for his work stimulus-response dogs, such as "What is it?" reflex.
The sound effects are the mnemonics of our lives, but to draw attention arouse interest, stimulate emotions, creating desire.
Conclusion
The power of sound is an essential tool in the effort of a marketer to communicate, influence and persuade an audience, and is not that what your site is supposed to do?
About the Author
Jerry Bader is Senior Partner at MRPwebmedia, a Thornhill, Ontario based website design firm that specializes in delivering their North American, Australian, and British clients’ marketing messages using the latest audio, video, and interactive Flash presentation techniques to create compelling, informative and memorable Web-experiences that enhance brand personality and increase sales and profits. Visit http://www.mrpwebmedia.com, http://www.136words.com http://www.sonicpersonality.com. Contact at info@mrpwebmedia.com or telephone (905) 764-1246.
