Skip to contentCognitive Biases:
- π― Anchoring: Setting a reference point for comparison (e.g., MSRP vs. sale price).
- βοΈ Contrast Principle: People judge items more favorably when compared against worse options.
- π¦ Decoy Effect: Offering an inferior option to make another seem better.
- π Endowment Effect: Valuing things more highly if we own them.
- π Loss Aversion: Preferring to avoid losses over making gains.
- π Bandwagon Effect: Following others’ behaviors or choices.
- π Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon: Noticing something more frequently once it’s been encountered initially.
- β Choice Paradox: Being overwhelmed by too many choices.
Emotional Triggers:
- π° Fear of Missing Out (FOMO): Anxiety of being left out of an experience or opportunity.
- β±οΈ Urgency: Pressuring immediate action due to limited time.
- ποΈ Scarcity: Perceiving items as more valuable when they are less available.
- π Exclusivity: Feeling special for having access to specific offers.
- π Feeling Lucky: The thrill of potentially winning something.
Social Influences:
- π€ Conformity: The desire to fit in or go along with the crowd.
- π Social Proof: Looking to others to determine correct behavior.
- π©βπ« Authority: Trusting and following the lead of experts or celebrities.
- β€οΈ Liking: Being more persuaded by people or brands that are likable.
- π Reciprocity: Feeling obliged to give back when something is received.
- π Storytelling: Connecting with narratives that evoke emotion.
Perceptual Influences:
- π Color Psychology: Associating colors with specific emotions or actions.
- π§ Sensory Marketing: Using senses to influence perception of a product.
Behavioral Commitments:
- βοΈ Commitment and Consistency: The desire to act consistently with oneβs commitments or past behaviors.
- π Halo Effect: Allowing an impression in one area to influence opinion in another area.
- π€ Trust: Building a relationship that encourages loyalty and reliability.
Ease and Clarity:
- π§ Simplicity: Clear and uncomplicated messages or choices.
- π¬ Personalization: Tailoring the experience to individual preferences.
- πΌοΈ Framing: Presenting information in a way that influences perception.
Engagement Strategies:
- π¬ Zeigarnik Effect: Remembering unfinished tasks better than completed ones.
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