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Feed your brain with this batch of recommended reading:

Some people have called neuromarketing junk science, but it turns out there’s a more egregious (and common) offender. Here’s your latest reading list:

My “picks” went on vacation over the holidays, and then got off to a slow start in the new year. So, this edition is a big catch-up on my own content from here, Forbes, and my podcasts at RogerDooley.com, along with a few tasty morsels from around the web.

It’s been a big week for new content in that overlap area between psychology, neuroscience, and marketing we call neuromarketing. Be sure to check out the Robert Cialdini interview and book review, and the fascinating advice from “Dr. Love,” neurochemistry expert Paul Zak!

My Stuff

Ease into the week off with some reading material, mostly about the brainy side of marketing and sales!

Here's the most compelling stuff we found all week, plus what I published. I hope that's compelling, too!

This reading isn’t required… but you’ll miss out if you don’t read at least a few of our top picks for the week!

Here’s the most interesting content we found this week, followed by my own content here, at Forbes.com, and at The Brainfluence Podcast.

We usually avoid brain diagrams here at Neuromarketing, but Neil Patel (@neilpatel) not only gives you a brain map but tells you how to target each major area with different kinds of content. Get the scoop in How Your Landing Page Can Connect With Every Area Of The Human Brain.