the purpose of marketing is to create cognitive dissonance.

The purpose of marketing is to create cognitive dissonance. The more that people are confused about a product, brand, or idea, the more likely they are to engage in that behavior.

The idea of doing a campaign to solve a problem or gain a new perspective is not new. Marketing has been around since the creation of the first newspapers, and even in the early 1800s, the idea of selling newspapers was a very effective way to create cognitive dissonance.

This is because the newspaper sold the idea of newspapers as a way to sell newspapers, because those newspapers have long since been dead. Marketing has always relied on the idea that the market is full of people who will believe what you tell them. This is why marketing is the most effective form of communication: it creates cognitive dissonance.

You can read an entire article on the subject of marketing and cognitive dissonance if you want. But if you are interested in making the world a better place, you really should be looking at the marketing aspect of it. As someone once said, “People believe what they want to believe, until they actually find out they want to believe it.

Marketing is about creating cognitive dissonance. Most people are able to tell a story that is compelling without asking questions like, “What is the purpose of this?”. You have to ask a lot of questions like, “Why is he telling us this?”, “What purpose does this serve?”, “What is the link between this and these other things?”.

Marketing is basically creating a narrative. And when you create a narrative, you can’t just go and sit and watch the numbers roll in. You have to be asking questions like, What is the purpose of this, Why am I even doing this, What is the link between these other things, and so on.

A lot of people have said about marketing, “It should be aimed at people who have done something good, but they’re not being told, or if they’re being told what to do, it’s a marketing ploy.” It’s like, when you have a customer who is telling you how much you’re doing and you’re going to pay.

I think this is one of the greatest marketing myths of all time. Marketing isn’t about being the best at what you do. Marketing is about creating doubt, uncertainty, and fear in people so they are willing to do the things you want them to do. The only way you can create doubt is to give people a reason to doubt you.

The main reason your site doesn’t rank high in searches is because youre being told to keep it locked down. It could become a website that will search for you even if you dont like it, but that just means youre being told to shut down all the traffic to your site.

Because you don’t always have enough of it, and because you can’t always do everything you like, you have a great chance of being the best at what you do. People can’t always trust you, but it happens.