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Jake McKenzie

CEO
CEO
Intermark Group
Country or state 
United States (Alabama)
Available to 
Global
City 
Birmingham
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Languages 
English
Volunteer
Yes

Personal Details

Bio

Jake McKenzie is the CEO of Intermark Group. His background is in psychology, which gives him an unparalleled view of changing customer beliefs and behavior. Employing PhD Psychologists to apply well-documented human psychology, Jake has helped shape such successful brands as Toyota, Krispy Kreme, Progressive Insurance, and hundreds of other flourishing companies around the country. Jake is also an avid reader and outdoors enthusiast, in addition to being a father of four. Jake holds a BA in Psychology and Political Science from Vanderbilt University, as well as a MPPM from Birmingham-Southern College.

Current position (1)

CEO

Intermark Group

Degrees (2)
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology & Political Science
Vanderbilt University
1991 to 1995
Masters, Public & Private Management
Birmingham Southern College
1995 to 1997

Presentations

Presentations (1)
A New Revolution: Applying Behavioral Sciences Into Branding

This session will dive into the psychology behind a consumers’ decision-making process. There are many psychological principles that directly correlate to how others think. For instance, over 90% of all purchase decisions are made with the subconscious part of the brain. So how can we affect this part of the brain, also known as System One? How can we tailor our messages to consumers so that they want to buy our products? How can we improve our marketing tactics with a psychology-driven approach?

By understanding the Law of Least Effort, which affects our purchase-making decisions, we can learn more about all of the pre-existing pathways for how we make decisions that we default to, which lets our brain make decisions on our behalf. This session dives into the main psychological principles of social proof, the endowment effect, scarcity, and many more, giving marketers in the audience knowledge behind how to use psychology to drive a consumer’s decisions.

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Jake McKenzie speaking at the Birmingham Business Alliance BREC meeting in 2019
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Intermark Group CEO Jake McKenzie on creativity, talent acquisition and a diverse biz model

Books & Articles (26)

Shared Experience Is Worth the Price of a Super Bowl Ad
The Holidays Are a Great Time to Embrace the 'Nonrational' Side of Consumers
5 Cognitive Biases CMOs Should Watch For When Making Decisions
Make Your Brand Associations Automatic With a Long-Term Strategy
4 Psychology Hacks to Use in Your Next Great Ad
How to Use Memory Science to Create Unforgettable Ads
Marketing emotion of the year: empathy
Poke the Bear To Steal Share from Market Leaders
CMO Minute: Geo-Targeting is A Trend to Watch in 2021
CMO Minute: Political Advertising – More Is More
Four Behavioral Biases And Heuristics That Drive Purchase Decisions
The Moldy Whopper – an example of conflict and tension in advertising
“Brandless” was Doomed From the Start by Human Psychology
The Psychology of Influencer Marketing
The Top 10 Marketing Mistakes in QSR
The Psychology of Choice – Picking From A Group Is Different – Lessons for the Democrats
Gillette’s New Ad is SO CLOSE to Being Great, Psychologically
Why Weight Watchers' Name Change Will Fail, But Dunkin's Won't
The Psychology Behind Buying Power
New Opioid Addiction Prevention Ads Are Psychologically Dumb
How the CEO of Intermark came to love Birmingham
Yahoo and AOL to avoid classic psychological blunder
What Brands Can Learn From the Psychology of Politics
Advice from marketers: 'Know thyself'
The Psychology of Marketing to the Hyper-Stressed
Why Consumers Are Most Likely to Break Brand Loyalty in Spring

Expertise (12)

PR & Communications
Leadership
Media & Marketing
Business
Behavior change communication Behavioral Analysis Consumer Psychology Advertising Marketing Branding Behavioral Sciences Psychology
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An experienced marketer with a passion in the behavioral sciences and their role in branding

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