A thought leader in marketing and advertising, Michael Solomon presentations reveal cutting-edge trends in advertising and marketing, branding, consumer behavior, and social media.

He creates a visual excursion into the minds of consumers and what influences them to buy. He captivates audiences with the insights he unveils during his interactive keynotes and seminars.

Michael Solomon is a regular Contributor at Forbes.com, where he writes about retailing, consumer behavior and branding.  He has spoken to Fortune 500 companies, top advertising agencies, associations and branches of government on five continents and received rave reviews.

Michael Solomon | Consumer Behavior Expert

Michael Solomon speaks about cutting-edge approaches to sales and consumer psychology including gamification, customer journey mapping and sentiment analysis. He provides briefings to global executive teams who understand that creating a deeper connection with customers positively impacts the bottom line. He shares the latest trends in consumer behavior, customer decision making and engagement, and brand identity.

In his presentations, Michael Solomon exposes what drives consumer subcultures like Millennials, Baby Boomers, women, and the multicultural market. One of the founders of Fashion Psychology, Michael works with major companies to address luxury brands, wearable technology, and the role of social media in promoting the diffusion of new styles and trends.

Michael Solomon customizes every presentation, tailoring programs to be relevant for each audience. He incorporates content provided by the sponsor and actively researches each speech with the goal of exceeding expectations.

Fundamental categories that form the bedrock of marketing strategy and customer insights simply no longer exist. You need to understand the new landscape of consumer behavior so you don’t get left in the dust.

Everyone is buzzing about Artificial Intelligence these days, as well as they should. Machines that “think” for us already are transforming how we work, play – and shop. McKinsey tells us that some 29 million U.S. homes used some form of smart technology last year, and that number grows by over 30 percent a year.

Many organizations now deploy robots, avatars and chatbots to perform tasks we used to ask flesh-and-blood people to do. This suddenly makes the age-old question of what makes us human much less theoretical. Self-driving cars threaten to replace truck drivers. IBM’s Watson beats chess masters and veteran Jeopardy game show contestants. Movies and TV shows like Blade Runner, Westworld, and Humans that focus on the civil rights of synths, replicants and androids are center stage in popular culture. Alexa and Siri are our new guardian angels.

Michael Solomon will also consider how new technologies such as social media communities, wearable computing and augmented reality will color this picture in the near future.

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