Comments on: You’ve Got 5 Seconds – Don’t Waste Them

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By: Internet Marketing San Diego

Internet Marketing San Diego — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 21:39:27 +0000

Ever notice on DVR how LARGE the writing is on the screen? This proves how fast the human mind can process info. Even if you are fast forwarding the commercials you still take in the name of the company and the ad itself. Just a thought.

By: Matthew Freeman

Matthew Freeman — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 05:29:57 +0000

He is right, but too generous—people decide in 2-4 seconds. The human brain is hit with 4,000 ads PER DAY! It doesn’t take too long for a brain to develop the sense of what it likes and what it needs to filter out. So the brain will know within less than a second if it needs to filter out the umpteen-thousandth ad of the week. The same holds true when clicking on websites. It may take a person 2-4 seconds to hit the back button, but a site that looks too complicated or too “spammy” will register and be rejected by our brains in less than one second.