We often form a first impression based on a single trait. If it’s positive, we tend to assume other positive traits follow. For example, if someone appears physically attractive, we...
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As marketers we often assume that the whole world works in the same way as in our own little bubble. No one wants brochures any more. AI search is bypassing...
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One trend the last years has been “greige” where nothing sticks out. Company logos look more and more the same, corporate and car colours too. But why, when science show...
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Data is important, but must like everything else be put into perspective. A wise man said about data: “You can’t operate without it. But you can never win with (only)...
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Traditional economic theory assumes that humans make purchase decisions based on facts and logic. Behavioural economics says otherwise – we are irrational beings, shaped by cognitive biases and emotional influences,...
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Setting the right price is hard. It’s easy to be too cautious and set a price that isn’t profitable in the long run. On the other hand, a too high...
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We humans hate to lose, in fact twice as much as we love to win. Use this psychological behaviour to keep customers and to win new ones. In short, Loss...
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Decision-makers in the industry normally don't understand the connection between people’s knowledge, opinions and emotions – and what actually makes them want to buy a product or pay a premium...
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Decisions sometimes tends to drag out. It's often simplest and safest to not decide right now. But decisions can be triggered with the right stimuli – a technique called Immediacy...
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All marketing should generate effect. That’s a given. But defining effect and measuring it is often done wrong. Understanding the difference between "effect” and ”effectiveness”, and the consequences each leads...
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