Machine generated contents note: 1.Logic and Reason (or How We Learned to Love Influence Marketing) Introducing MV-1 Canada Driving the Mission The 90-9-1 Rule A (Not So) Surprising Discovery Focusing on the Customer, Not the Influencer Winning Strategy: Charting Influence Paths Thinking Forward Endnotes 2.Influence and the Human Psyche Emotion, Logic, and Success Above Criticism The Emotionally Connected Consumer 1: The IKEA Effect The Emotionally Connected Consumer 2: 12for12k and Emotional Guilt The Intelligence Behind Emotional Marketing The Search for Emotional Loyalty Once You Go Mac More Than Just a Game The Manifestation of Emotional Marketing Emotions in the Purchase Cycle Measuring Online Emotion Emotional Resonance Versus Controversial Disconnect Emotion and Its Role in Influence Marketing Endnotes 3.The Rise of Social Media Logic, Branding, and Influence Project 1998-The Content Creators