Priming is basically the art of influencing someone’s reaction before they consciously make a decision. In marketing, it shows up in tiny details: the vibe of a headline, the color of a button, the expression on a model’s face. These small cues quietly prepare the brain to feel a certain way, which then affects how the whole message is interpreted.
Brands use priming all the time without calling attention to it. A friendly intro in an email makes readers more open to the offer that follows. A tense or urgent tone, on the other hand, can trigger resistance before the message even gets going. It’s fascinating how much our perception depends on what we see or feel first.
For anyone who wants a deeper explanation with examples, there’s a great resource - https://notes.mindriseve.ru/prayming21.
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