Questions about neuromarketing and marketing psychology
How to be more persuasive on Instagram using your hands
Open hands signify honesty and friendliness. Adding hands to your content marketing is a fast way of building trust in your brand. Find out how to do it on social media now.
How to use faces to build extra brand trust now
We all love to look at faces more than anything else. Adding faces to your content marketing is a fast way of building trust in your brand. Find out how to do it on social media now.
Social proof – how to persuade followers to believe your brand
We all lean towards products and services that are popular and familiar. That means brands need to give potential customers good reasons to trust them. One way to do this is to build social proof into your content marketing strategy.
How to captivate on social with easy neuromarketing tips
Building connections (and ultimately sales) using social media marketing is time-consuming and confusing for creatives, agreed? What if you could use easy neuromarketing tips to help?
Instagrammable style spots – 9 things you can’t ignore
Creating Instagrammable style spots is a marketing opportunity. Learn where to put Instagrammable styled vignettes in your home or business.
Diagonals in photos: styling for neuromarketing
Diagonals make our brains think of change, or moving from one state to another. We’re used to seeing diagonals in graphs, so the direction’s meaning sticks with us. ⠀
Movement in photography & mirroring
About 90% of the information our brains receive is through sight. We process visuals more quickly than any of our other senses.
Here’s a quick neuromarketing takeaway to create attention-grabbing photographs. Try to include movement or mirroring.
How to choose the best font for neuromarketing
Golden rules for choosing the best font for neuromarketing to make your marketing message clear and memorable. Easy neuromarketing tip.
24 hours in Palma de Mallorca
Our Palma Instatour will show you some of the most photogenic spots in the Mallorcan capital city.
Instagrammable versus authentic interiors – squaring up
Should businesses even plan spaces with Instagram in mind? Is it possible to create commercial spaces that are Instagrammable, yet keep their authenticity and grace?
Book review – Blooms: Contemporary Floral Design by Phaidon
Book review of Blooms: Contemporary Floral Design by Phaidon.
Book review: Living with Flowers by Rowan Blossom
Book review of Living with Flowers by Rowan Blossom – blooms and bouquets for the home
Book review: Flower Market by Michelle Mason
Book review of Flower Market by Michelle Mason – botanical style at home
Top interior design books: our favourites of the latest releases
Do you love flicking through the pages of interior design books? Want to know which of the latest interiors books are worth a deep dive? Here’s three of the latest and best interiors books. *This post contains affiliate links. Roomy Home was given copies of these books, with no obligation …
Book review: Homebody by Joanna Gaines
Homebody by Joanna Gaines is all about creating a home that fits your stage in life, by making your space work for you and your family. I love the book’s simple and easy to follow design ethos – choose what you love and it will work. That’s achievable for everybody. “Whatever …
Coral interiors: how to style Pantone Colour of the Year 2019
Pantone recently announced their Colour of the Year for 2019, and it’s called Living Coral. But can coral interiors really work easily indoors? Living Coral has a lovely pinkish-gold tinge. If the colour has caught your eye, then read on to find out how to make it work in your …
Instastyle for your living space by Joanna Thornhill: book review
Instastyle for your Living Space covers creative styling tips for turning a temporary home (rental or short-term buy) into a budget-friendly space you’ll love. It’s full of detailed projects, with easy-to-enact instructions. Because of this, none of the creative projects are too time or money-consuming. *This post contains affiliate links. …
