What are the Favorite Colors of American Consumers?
1.Blue
2.Red
3.Green
4.White
5.Pink
6.Purple
7.Orange
8.Yellow
Source: Carlton Wagner, founder of the Wagner Institute for Color Research in Santa Barbara
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Do you know why consumers like these colors and what emotions and/or thoughts they have related to each that marketers might be able to take advantage of?
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Posted by: C. Webb | November 05, 2006 at 10:42 PM
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I think you'll appreciate our next post:
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