Chadwicks Explains How Color Psychology Can Benefit Businesses
Alyson Wyers — August 29, 2014 — Marketing
References: chadwicks.ie & designtaxi
This infographic explores how color psychology can benefit your business, influence your audience and get your brand results. From home improvement service Chadwicks, 'The Business of Colour Psychology' examines how people "perceive and interact with different colors."
By utilizing color psychology as a tool, companies can gain understanding into how customers react to a brand and adjust strategy to optimize business. The infographic shows how meaningful color is in the consumers' eyes, while also detailing how some popular hues are associated with different feelings. The infographic also covers popular color choices in logos in both big and small businesses.
In addition to making a brand more recognizable, colors can improve productivity, increase customer feedback and even boost sales. This can be seen with Apple introducing color into their iMac computer products.
By utilizing color psychology as a tool, companies can gain understanding into how customers react to a brand and adjust strategy to optimize business. The infographic shows how meaningful color is in the consumers' eyes, while also detailing how some popular hues are associated with different feelings. The infographic also covers popular color choices in logos in both big and small businesses.
In addition to making a brand more recognizable, colors can improve productivity, increase customer feedback and even boost sales. This can be seen with Apple introducing color into their iMac computer products.
Trend Themes
1. Color Psychology - Opportunity to leverage color psychology to influence consumer behavior and optimize business strategy.
2. Branding - Potential for using color in branding to enhance brand recognition and consumer perception.
3. Productivity Boost - Opportunity to enhance productivity and customer satisfaction through the strategic use of colors.
Industry Implications
1. Marketing and Advertising - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Incorporating color psychology into marketing campaigns to create stronger emotional connections with consumers.
2. Graphic Design - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Developing innovative approaches to using color in logo design to evoke desired brand perceptions.
3. Interior Design - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Utilizing color psychology to create environments that enhance productivity and customer experience.
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