In this episode of MAP IT Marketing, we’re diving into marketing psychology and the fascinating way our brains resist change—something known as cognitive dissonance. When people are presented with ideas or information that don’t align with what they already believe, their natural response is to push back. And this plays a big role in how people respond to marketing messages.
If you’ve ever wondered why some potential clients don’t “get” what you do, why certain offers fall flat, or why some people seem to double down on old ways of thinking, this episode is for you. Understanding cognitive dissonance will help you craft messaging that feels safe and familiar while still nudging people toward action.
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