Marketers are constantly seeking to create engagement with their buyers & drive actions that help buyers to move rapidly through their customer lifecycle.

The below points illustrates the strong intersection between modern marketing and psychology & what Marketers can achieve by using consumer psychology in marketing:

• Persuasion Architecture: It is simply designing the website, or in this case, the email and the customer journey in such a way as to convince and persuade a buyer to convert.
• Emotion-Driven Behaviour: Once you have persuaded potential buyers emotionally (albeit unconsciously), they will rationalize that choice on their own.
• Social proof: People are more likely to find actions when others are doing them (Crowdsourcing Products).
• Scarcity & loss aversion: Buyers tend to act quickly when they are told that a product or special offer won’t last long.
• Reciprocity: The human nature dislikes being indebted to others, which is the basis of the Reciprocity Principle.
• Commitment & Consistency: Human beings have a deep need to be seen as reliable and true to our word.
• Anchoring: Which describes the common human tendency to rely too heavily on the first piece of information you receive (the “anchor”) when making decisions.

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An Example for the Effective Anchor Effect with Original Price

What’s in the “Leveraging Psychology in Digital Marketing” eBook:

• Introduction
• Persuasion Architecture
• Emotion-driven Behavior
• Social Proof
• Scarcity Email Scarcity and Loss Aversion
• Reciprocity
• Commitment and Consistency
• Anchoring
• Conclusion

Number of Pages:

• 21 Pages

Pricing:

• Free