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New Research Uncovers Voters Who May Not Be Participating In Polls — And May Determine Election

From Forbes on August 22, 2016: Newly released research by Drs. Martin Block and Don Schultz of the Medill School of Integrated Marketing Communications at Northwestern University has uncovered a significant group of potential voters who represent 30% of the population

Prosper Insights August 24, 2016 Political Mindset Read more

The Prosper Foundation Supports Advancement of Neuromarketing Research at Northwestern

Prosper’s latest grant provides more insight Into media influence as a means for better advertising outcomes. WORTHINGTON, OH (PRWEB) AUGUST 18, 2015 With its latest grant, the Prosper Foundation is pleased to continue to support the initiatives of the Applied

Prosper Insights August 18, 2015 Marketing, Media, Media Influence, Neuromarketing Read more

How The Integration Of Technology And Neuroscience Will Boost Marketing Tech Growth

The latest from Prosper on Forbes.com… The fusion of science and technology is fostering a new era of growth for the marketing tech category. The need for data-driven communication solutions brought about by the growth of the Internet has fueled this growth.

Prosper Insights March 5, 2015 Marketing, Media, Media Influence Read more

How Neuromarketing And The Science of Influence Will Change Marketing

The latest from Prosper on Forbes.com… Gary Drenik, CEO of Prosper, recently talked with Dr. Martin Block, a professor from the Medill School at Northwestern and a member of the Applied Neuromarketing Consortium, to discuss new research on Neuromarketing just published in Frontiers

Prosper Insights February 19, 2015 Marketing, Media, Media Influence Read more
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