THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE CONCEPT OF NEUROMARKETING
Neuromarketing is a direction that studies consumer behavior, their brand loyalty and unconscious purchasing behavior. It combines
marketing, cognitive and affective psychology, PR and neurobiology. This field, which was included in science in 2002, today helps
many brands implement effective strategies and move from point A to point B with excellent results.
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