#Emotional Engagement

[vizthedatum]

Less one-sided relationships. Less chasing. Less being overwhelmed with people who cannot give you care. Less running. Less overlooking real love. Less overlooking yourself.

More better-connected, better-emotionally-engaged, better-communicated, and kinder relationships. Everywhere. Even at work.

[black-crested-jaybird]

"Photorealistic" images show you what something looks like. When you step away from photorealism, you open up space for interpretation, emotion, soul...room to show what something is.

Ralph Goings (American, b,1928), Flowered Table Top, 1978, Watercolor and graphite on paper

[serenitycareservicesllc]

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[everything-real-estate]

The Secret Sauce Behind Viral Marketing Campaigns: Unlocking Your Brand's Potential

Understanding Your Audience: The Foundation of Viral Campaigns Creating a viral marketing campaign can feel like a daunting task. However, understanding your audience is truly the secret ingredient that can lead to extraordinary success. In an era where digital content is ubiquitous, standing out requires more than just creating good content; it necessitates a profound grasp of who your audience…

[abcworldnews]

The Role of Emotions in Online Shopping Decisions

In the ever-evolving landscape of online shopping, understanding the role of emotions in consumer decisions is crucial for any brand looking to thrive. It's not just about offering the best deal anymore; it's about connecting with your customers on a deeper, more emotional level. If you're not tapping into the emotional journey of your online shoppers, you're missing out on a key ingredient in the recipe for e-commerce success.

Emotions drive decisions. It's a fact that's as true in life as it is in online shopping. From the excitement of finding a new product to the joy of a hassle-free return policy, every touchpoint in the online shopping experience can evoke emotions that heavily influence buying decisions. In the UK, where e-commerce is a way of life for many, understanding these emotional drivers is not just beneficial; it's essential.

But how do brands go about harnessing these emotions? It starts with creating an online experience that's not only intuitive but emotionally engaging. This could be through personalised recommendations that make the shopper feel understood, engaging content that resonates on a personal level, or customer service that genuinely makes them feel valued. By aligning your online presence with the emotional journey of your customers, you create a connection that goes beyond the transactional.

However, the clock is ticking. The online marketplace is more competitive than ever, with new brands popping up left, right, and centre. Those that fail to recognise the importance of emotions in online shopping decisions will find themselves outpaced by brands that do. It's not just about the urgency of now; it's about setting the stage for long-term loyalty and connection. Brands that succeed in making their customers feel good about their purchases are the ones that will enjoy lasting success.

In conclusion, the role of emotions in online shopping decisions cannot be overstated. It's a powerful tool that, when used correctly, can transform the online shopping experience from purely transactional to deeply personal. As we move forward, the brands that will dominate are those that understand and cater to the emotional journey of their customers. So, the question is, are you ready to tap into the emotional heartbeat of your online shoppers? If not, now's the time to start.

[hinamie]

a tribute to celebrate the finale of the manga that has meant so much to me these past few years

[open-era]

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[cwcsolutions]

Pitch Perfect yet?

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[dipnots]

The Ultimate Guide on How to Sell Anything: Tips, Techniques, and Strategies

Selling is an essential skill for entrepreneurs, business owners, and salespeople. It’s a challenge that requires a combination of knowledge, confidence, and strategy to be successful. In this blog post, we will explore various tips, techniques, and strategies that can help you sell anything effectively. Whether you’re selling a product, a service, or an idea, these techniques will help you close…

[akiacia]

some of the right words

[shmreduplication]

These are the funniest hate mails to possibly exist, made funnier by the fact i got them for blazing a post about my birthday asking people to have a nice moment and consider giving money to a commercial free jazz radio channel that relies on listener donations, a kitten rescue/cat TNR operation in Brooklyn, and small artists selling apparel on kickstarter

Ok going in reverse order because that's how they were sent:

If a product is free, you are the product. Your presence is being sold by tumblr to advertisers so you're making them money. And now you're increasing my time spent on this app to write this reply, which also increases tumblr's appeal to advertisers because they look at time spent on the app per person in addition to total unique users. Like I can only assume you're very young if you don't know that, and also because you sent anon hate mail

I have nothing to say that could possibly be funnier than this. "I hope you get hate mail for the rest of your life" is so cute, it means you want me to continue to live and keep making posts on tumblr.com (which will earn them more money btw), posts the type of which will get people to send me hate mail (which, as previously discussed, also gets more money to tumbr). Yeah buddy, I also hope I get hate mail for the rest of my life ❤️ I hope you specifically keep sending hate mail on tumblr of exactly this level of anger and venom for decades to come because that will mean that the two of us and tumblr will be around for decades to come. Love you buddy, happy belated my birthday ❤️

[dumbassalex]

The fact there's like 5 posts about Saladin Ahmeds Wolverine issue 1 but a boatload of posts related to that fuckass movie is CRIMINAL!

Like c'mon people, there's a big focus on Logurt, they hug and Logan patches him up and worries for him, Logan runs around naked for like half the issue, even next to Kurt. There's angst and comfort and them working together and it's so sweet.

Not to mention LOOK AT HIMMMM! He's so wide and hairy and wild!

LOOK HOW SHORT HE IS! THAT'S MY GUYYY!

[xxivletxx]

rosado: adorable artist

[aeaiila]

Carcar is so delicious when you factor in Carlos Sainz’s serial schemer tendencies.

In any situation he’s in, Carlos is always trying to gauge everyone else’s emotions and motivations (and how he can leverage them) (generational trauma response). Carlos Sainz being faced with Oscar whose own mother calls “conservative”… I can see Carlos initially being uneasy around Oscar because he can’t get a read on him. No motivations. No sore spots. Nothing. And then Carlos’s unease turns into annoyance when he wants a response from Oscar and he can’t figure out what levers he needs to press to get Oscar to do what he wants.

Hilariously, I can see Carlos getting kind of flattered that Oscar, immovable Oscar, only gets seems affected a few times the entire 2023 and it’s because of Carlos? Carlos’s lizard brain betrays his tightly run ship of a forebrain and jumps to the conclusion that Oscar thinks he’s special and gets very giddy over the idea.

Carlos’s lizard brain insisting he tries to provoke a response from Oscar so he can get a hit of the “im special :)” validation cocaine. It will become very addictive because Oscar wouldn’t take the bait every time so the times he does the dopamine hit is crazy. (Also if he did respond every time, Carlos would feel like he cracked the code and he was in control and that would be boring).

Meanwhile, Oscar just thinks Carlos is annoying but also hot.

[creatinghelen]

sometimes the pattern repeats until you respond differently

[hydrus101]

Minor Part 42 Spoilers

I know it’s intended to be a funny little throw away line, but the “Was I this bad?” exchange is so so so so important to me.

John, less than even an hour ago, committed a horrible atrocity against Arthur. It doesn’t matter that the deal was fake, he still intended to go through with it. Fully. He threatened Arthur’s memories, threatened his autonomy, threatened his very well being in a moment of fear and rage and human helplessness and grief. For all intents and purposes, Arthur should still be livid with him, should still bear that affront like a freshly bleeding wound. He should hate John, just a little. But he doesn’t. The second John shows even the slightest hint of self consciousness, that little sliver of weakness, an awareness of his growth and where he began and how far he’s come, a tiny fracture in the armor of his newborn human ego, Arthur immediately goes to reassure him.

“No-” You weren’t that bad. You were fine. You did great. A thousand little unspoken reassurances. Platitudes, maybe, since he was being untruthful kind.

John was that bad. Yorick has no reason to lie or exaggerate, he was this bad at the beginning and Arthur would be well within his rights to affirm that. To put him down. To lash out in some petty little way and get his licks in while the wound still drips, but he doesn’t. Doesn’t even think about it. His first instinct isn’t to dig his thumb into the scar and inflict on John some tiny hurt, but to soothe him, not out of fear that he might make good on his earlier threat, but out of genuine care. Out of friendship, Out of love.