What really drives modern consumers to engage, buy, and stay loyal? Welcome to The Dopamine-Inspired Marketing Shift—a podcast that explores how today’s smartest brands tap into emotional motivation, reward psychology, and tech-powered personalization to stay top of mind in an overstimulated world.
From automotive to retail, fashion to food, and tech to wellness—host Tom and trendwatcher Abbey unpack how leading brands trigger dopamine-driven behavior through storytelling, design, innovation, and experience. Each episode dives into real-world case studies, cultural insights, and future-facing trends to help marketers build deeper, more lasting connections with their audiences.
Discover how emotional loyalty is built, what the next wave of AI and neurotech means for marketing, and why the future belongs to brands that don’t just sell—but make people feel something.
Hosted by Tom, founder of Marketing for Heroes
Ideal for: Marketers, brand leaders, innovators, founders, and creatives across all industries looking to unlock the science of consumer connection in the age of information overload.
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