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Hosted by Natasha Sudsbury · business · EN
marketing, branding, business psychology, and the shit that actually makes people buy.i’m natasha sudsbury, aka the marketing tease, and i’m obsessed with understanding why people notice, remember, trust, want, and choose certain brands.on the natasha effect, we’re breaking down the psychology behind business: customer behavior, brand loyalty, competition, marketing strategy, perception, sales, sensory branding, and everything happening inside your customer’s head before they hand you their money.expect real business concepts, consumer psychology, strong opinions, and zero boring textbook lectures. whether you’re building a business, marketing one, or just want to get smarter about why people buy, the goal is simple: you should leave every episode knowing something you didn’t know ten minutes ago.because good marketing gets attention. great branding makes you hard to forget.welcome to the natasha effect.this is your marketing tease. stay thirsty 💋
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Signup to Generate a Pitchmarketing, branding, business psychology, and the shit that actually makes people buy.i’m natasha sudsbury, aka the marketing tease, and i’m obsessed with understanding why people notice, remember, trust, want, and choose certain brands.on the natasha effect, we’re breaking down the psychology behind business: customer behavior, brand loyalty, competition, marketing strategy, perception, sales, sensory branding, and everything happening inside your customer’s...
The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology is hosted by Natasha Sudsbury. The show has published 8 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "s3e8: just because she knows you doesn’t mean she wants you" (29 October 2026, 19 minutes), "s3e7: if i stole your logo, would anyone recognize you?" (22 October 2026, 14 minutes), and "s3e6: your brand has no game" (15 October 2026, 13 minutes).
The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 29 minutes across 8 episodes.
Booking probability for The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology are Marketing, Advertising & PR and Business & Management Consulting. The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology has a business audience.
Natasha Sudsbury hosts The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology, a business podcast with 8 episodes published.
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The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology
ever had someone who was REALLY into you… and somehow the harder they tried, the less interested you became? yeah. some of y’all are marketing like that man. in this episode, we’re continuing the T.E.A.S.E test with S...
The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology
take away your logo. your business name. your username. what’s left that still makes someone think of YOU? in this episode, we’re continuing the T.E.A.S.E. test with A, associate: give them something to remember you by...
The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology
getting their attention is cute. but what happens when they actually come over? in this episode, we’re continuing the T.E.A.S.E. test with E, entice: make them lean in. we’re getting into information-gap theory...
your reel gets 300 views. nobody comments. nobody buys and suddenly you’ve decided your content isn’t working, instagram hates you, and nobody wants what you’re selling. but what if they never fucking noticed you? in...
your customer wants to give you money. why are you making it so f*cking difficult? in this episode, we’re talking customer friction, cognitive load, processing fluency, and all the tiny barriers businesses put between...
“i’ve tried everything and my marketing isn’t working.” okay… but what does working actually mean? in this episode, we’re talking vanity metrics, conversions, opportunity cost, funnels, attribution, customer journeys...
Episode #2
your customer loved you, had a great experience and then went and bought from somebody else. the audacity. but being good at what you do isn’t enough to create loyalty. in this episode, we’re getting into the psychology...
The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with Chelsey Box, founder of Little Preemie, to talk about the side of motherhood that doesn’t fit into the highlight reel. After an emergency C-section and nearly...
The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with Jontai Reynolds, founder of TaiCorner Blogs and author of No One Saw Her Coming, to talk about reactive abuse and what people often get wrong about it. We break...
The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with Danielle McKinnon, founder of Eat, Sleep, Ride and Herd Dynamics, to talk about leadership, resilience, and the lessons most people overlook. Danielle shares her...
The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with Danielle McKinnon, founder of Eat, Sleep, Ride and Herd Dynamics, to talk about leadership, resilience, and the lessons most people overlook. Danielle shares her...
The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with Nicole Patrick, founder of The Beauty Bar and Lounge and Sophia Nicole Cosmetics, to talk about what motherhood actually looks like beyond the polished version...
The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with Nicole Patrick, founder of The Beauty Bar and Lounge and Sophia Nicole Cosmetics, to talk about what motherhood actually looks like beyond the polished version...
The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with Sydney Welch, co-founder of The Maker’s Table, an experiential agency known for hosting curated community dinners and producing events that bring creatives...
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with Sydney Welch, co-founder of The Maker’s Table, an experiential agency known for hosting curated community dinners and producing events that bring creatives...
The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with MeiMei Fox, a two-time New York Times bestselling author, TEDx speaker, and CEO of Your Bestselling Book. We talk about why storytelling is more powerful than most...
The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I sit down with MeiMei Fox, a two-time New York Times bestselling author, TEDx speaker, and CEO of Your Bestselling Book. We talk about why storytelling is more powerful than most...
The Natasha Effect | Marketing + Brand Psychology
In this episode of The Natasha Effect, I’m sitting down with Mariam, founder of Premier Comfort Care, to talk about how loss can either break you or build you. After losing her father, Mariam turned her pain into...
Episode #17
This episode takes a real look at what happens when a society flips its values and raises boys and girls in ways that work against their natural strengths. We’re talking about boys being pushed into softness without...
Episode #16
This week, we’re wrapping up with Laws 45–48, the mindset behind guiding change, reading the room, watching the people closest to you, and staying adaptable no matter what comes your way. From steering transitions...
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