Posted by Patrick Neeman | November 19, 2008
The Psychology Of Spend
Why do companies spend money on big things?
From Seth Godin:
Do you really want to invest money at a bank run by a guy with nothing but a bridge table and a cheap suit? Probably not. At some level, we like the confidence that we get from that big lobby. We are more likely to perk up when the reporter has her cameraman aim a huge black video camera (with lights!) at us, even though the little hand held camera might work just as well.
It’s about projecting an image, at all costs.
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