Should you use logic or hedonic messages in your brochure, and which colours are best to choose? And why is it part of public relations? I answer these questions on this episode of SPEAK|pr and include a reference to the Cugelman (https://www.alterspark.com/color-psychology/colors-and-emotions) emotion map which asks which state of mind do you want to put your audience into when they relating to your company. I also look at which colours (https://coschedule.com/blog/psychology-in-advertising/) are going to reflect the way that your company is viewed, even only by the subconscious mind; it's all part of the psychology behind public relations.
This is a trailer for the full show here: (https://www.buzzsprout.com/850540/5503186)
Insecure: High-arousal, painful emotions: Red…
Optimistic: High-arousal, pleasurable emotions. GREEN
Pessimistic: Low-arousal, painful emotions: Black grey
Secure: low-arousal, pleasurable emotions: Blue
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