Cue Overload
Cue Overload
Cue Overload happens when a business uses too many cues at once, diluting their meaning. The more signals you introduce, the harder it becomes for audiences to remember any of them.
Why Cue Overload Matters
Overloading cues increases:
memory drift
fragmentation
effort for the audience
Consistent, repeated cues build stronger recall.
In the Profit Recall System™
Cue Overload is identified during the Cue Map process and corrected through simplification.
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