Hey Reader,

Have you ever noticed why banks and financial companies love the color blue?

Almost all of them use blue in their marketing, be it PayPal, Citibank, Chase, or American Express.

Why is blue the go-to color for nearly all banks and financial institutions? Why not red, green, or even yellow?

It’s no coincidence or random accident that these companies consistently choose blue.

These are calculated decisions deeply rooted in psychology.

You may ask why. Because at a psychological level: colors trigger emotions, and emotions drive decisions.

Here’s what neuromarketing studies reveal:

• Blue conveys Trust and Security, which is why banks and tech companies favor it.
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• Red evokes Energy and Excitement, making it the go-to color for sales-driven and fast-food brands.
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• Green signifies Growth and Freshness, which explains its popularity among eco-friendly brands.
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• Yellow sparks Joy and Happiness, no wonder why McDonald's calls their meal a “Happy Meal.”

Now, ask yourself:
​Does your brand’s color speak the language your audience understands?

If you get it right, your colors can:

• Boost brand recognition by up to 80%.
• Influence how your audience feels about your product.
• Increase your conversions.

At a psychological level, colors tap into the subconscious, shaping emotions and driving decisions.
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