Deep Discounting & Buyer Psychology
Deep discounting is good, right? Actually, if the massive discount you are offering isn’t backed by a story the shopper will not buy.
We explore this question on our blog
Deep discounting is good, right? Actually, if the massive discount you are offering isn’t backed by a story the shopper will not buy.
COVID hasn’t only impacted the average American, it’s also impacted the average American shopper.
You want me to watch a 30-minute video? Are you nuts?
We’ve been looking at $1 samples one way. There is a whole different buyer psychology angle to them. $1 samples stop users from checking your competitors.
Visualization definition: Reinforcing a point using a visual device.
Do visuals help drive conversions?
Can shopper intent be influenced by a marketer? Great marketing is all about influencing System 1 thinking. Got a great example for you.
Sometimes, shoppers need a little bit of help to become more comfortable with the price. If we can do that, then they’ll buy more often.
Creepy Facebook blinking ad. It might look unconventional but could be very effective. Online user behavior isn’t rational. How shoppers respond to ads in the private is very different from what marketers were taught in school.
Exit-intent discount popup are everywhere. But are they really good for us? Short answer, no. Read to find out why.
This is the most in depth analysis of the 3 pillars of our conversion optimization strategy.
Online shoppers move around really fast, blink and you’ve lost their attention. But there is a proven strategy to get their attention.
No one likes popups. But if you’re clever you can get people to NOT exit yours.
Our instincts travel faster than our rational brain. This can be a conversion killer.
The best way to develop ideas is to think about the naysayers. See this great example of price justification.