What is a Memory Trigger?
A memory trigger is something that ‘triggers’ someone’s memory to think about something else. In this case by association.
Here’s an example of a memory trigger:
When I see an old barn on TV I think of the farm I grew up on.
Good one KiiWii!
How do you make a thought unforgettable?
- 1-Pizza will help people remember who to call when it’s time to order pizza.
- 1-Pizza will ‘stick’ in people’s memory and no other domain name has a memory trigger to a phone number.
Picture a White Polar Bear….
Got it?
Now forget it. Ha, not so easy.
Now visualize that 1-Pizza.com looks like a phone number.
1-Pizza-555-1212
It’s an Internet and Phone Number Memory Trigger
Once you get it, You can’t forget it!
If someone is hungry for pizza and see their phone, chances are they will associate ordering a pizza by phone with 1-Pizza.com that looks like a phone number.