Neuromarketing in Advertising
Neuromarketing in Advertising applies neuroscience, cognitive psychology, and advanced measurement technologies to analyze subconscious consumer reactions to advertising stimuli.
fMRI (Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
fMRI technology measures deep brain activity and blood flow in areas related to pleasure, reward, and decision-making. It helps advertisers understand which advertisements create strong emotional connections.
EEG (Electroencephalography)
EEG records real-time electrical brain activity to measure attention, engagement, memory activation, and cognitive load while consumers watch advertisements.
Eye-Tracking
Eye-tracking technology analyzes where viewers look, how long they focus, and the order of visual attention. It helps marketers optimize logo placement, product visibility, and CTA positions.
Facial Coding (FACS)
Facial Coding identifies automatic facial expressions to measure genuine emotions such as happiness, surprise, confusion, and frustration.
Galvanic Skin Response (GSR)
GSR measures skin conductivity changes caused by emotional reactions. It helps determine the intensity of consumer excitement and emotional arousal.
Primary Applications in Advertising
Packaging Design
Eye-Tracking + EEG help brands create packaging that naturally attracts attention and reduces mental effort.
Video Advertisement Pre-Testing
EEG + Facial Coding identify moments where viewers lose interest or develop emotional connections.
Pricing Perception
fMRI + GSR analyze consumer reactions to prices and reduce purchase hesitation.
Key Advertising Principles Derived from Research
Gaze Cueing Effect
Consumers usually follow the direction of a person's gaze. When models look toward products or CTA buttons, brand awareness increases.
Loss Aversion Strategy
The human brain reacts more strongly to avoiding losses than gaining equal rewards. Fear of missing out (FOMO) is a powerful advertising technique.
Processing Fluency
Simple, clear, and symmetrical designs require less mental effort and create faster brand preference. Easy-to-process information creates positive consumer responses.
University: Bauman Moscow State Technical University
Degree: Master's Student

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