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How Brands Secretly Control Your Choices : The Power of Priming in Marketing

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"Start With Feelings": Emotional Entry Points That Sell Without Selling

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"Start With Feelings " : Emotional Entry Points That Sell Without Selling 

In today's crowded digital world, users don't enage with information , they respond to emotion . That's why the most powerful websites, ads, and apps don't lead with features. They start with feelings . This approach is called Emotional Entry Points Design .

Why Emotion First ? 


When someone lands on your page or sees your ad , their brain doesn't ask , 'what is this' , "is it for me ?". And the fastest way to say yes is by reflecting a feeling they already have like frustration , hope, fear or desire . 

Example :-

Instead of saying "A smart budgeting tool"

Start with ; " Tired of living paycheck to paycheck "

That emotional hook creates instant relevance and trust. Once users fell understood they're more open to your logic , features , pricing , benefits .

How the Brain Reacts 

Neuromarketing research shows that the brain processes emotion faster than logic people decide with feelings , then justify with facts .

So if your headline or opening line doesn't trigger an emotional cue, you've likely lost the user 

Examples that work :- 

1.Feeling stuck in your career ?

2.Worried about protecting your loved ones ? 

3.want more freedom and fewer rules ?

Felt like  you have heard it , right ? comment me down where you heard 

How to Design One 

1.Known the dominant emotion your audience feels [pain, hope ,stress]

2.Use it in your first 1-2 lines [headline or opening sentence]

3.Validate it by showing empathy or relatability 

4.Then introduce your product as the solution to that emotion 

Note :- The entry point should never feel like a pitch . it should feel like recognition 

Conclusion :-

Facts inform . emotion convert. If you start with what you product does, they may leave but if you start with how they feel, you earn their trust 

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