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		<title>Controversial Psychological Advertising &#8211; Part 1</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[experiential marketing psychology]
Major advertisers like Levi&#8217;s, Volkswagen and Harley-Davidson are embracing experiential marketing as their preferred advertising medium. Instead of attempting to appeal to a prospective customer&#8217;s rational side alone to inspire a purchase, experiential marketing techniques get deeper inside the head of the prospect. Emotions are tapped, logic is tried and general thought processes [...]]]></description>
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