Although the majority of neruoscientis said that we cannot directly see activity in the brain’s reward areas or emotional centers, most neruomarketers believe that EEG (electroecephalograph) provides real-time information and can be used to discover hidden information about we true wants and desires. So does it work? it is hard to say for sure.
Companies that make consumer products, like Procter & Gambel and the Campbell Soup Company, are increasingly adding neruomarketing to their market research armoury. They believe that EEG can predict what will sell in a more direct and objective way than just asking people.
It sounds a great idea for market research, especially in product development stage. Companies can have better understand what people do want and can address those needs. However, some people think it will be used to entice people into busying things they do not want, do not need or cannot afford.
Actually, there is no right or wrong to use this technology in market research. Even there is no ‘buy button’ in the brain and no one can influence your decision making. Neruomarkting perhaps, is just a new geeky method to analysis market easier in this informatics world.










