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Brand Marketing to Minds & Hearts with the Science of Emotion

by Paul Dughi

Insights into a person’s emotional response are more valuable than the verbal response they may give. That visceral reaction clues us into what someone is thinking and feeling, rather than what they’re saying.

Using insights gained from the field of neuroscience, marketers can better understand both behavior and motivation. In turn, this can help identify the prompts leading to engagement and conversions.Read More »Brand Marketing to Minds & Hearts with the Science of Emotion

Working with Woobox: A Beginner’s Guide

by Nikki

You found it; the software for running campaigns to your heart’s desire. The best option for that Sweepstakes you’ve been dreaming of doing, or that Personality Quiz you’ve been working on, or that themed Video Contest you’ve had in mind. Woobox! (Woo!)

6 Free (and Budget) Tools to Create Graphics for Your Sweepstakes

by Dana Henry

Graphics are one of the most critical elements of an online sweepstakes or contest. Few things grab audience attention faster than a well-crafted image paired… Read More »

A Comprehensive January 2018 Holiday & Hashtag Guide

by Jennifer Mitchell

While the December holiday season will soon be behind us, there are plenty of lesser-known holidays worth recognizing in January. Spice up your January marketing efforts. Use any of these celebrations, hashtags, and campaign ideas if it’s relevant to your brand or product.Read More »A Comprehensive January 2018 Holiday & Hashtag Guide

14 Effective Ways to Use Woobox Landing Pages

by Elle

Have you racked your brain trying to figure out the best way to utilize a Woobox Landing Page campaign? We’ve curated a list of easy and useful ways to utilize this campaign type.Read More »14 Effective Ways to Use Woobox Landing Pages

15 Easy Ways to Build Email Lists That Get Results

by Paul Dughi

The cost of acquiring new customers can be one of your most daunting challenges. How much do I need to spend? How often do I need to spend? What’s reasonable? The questions go on and on.