Psychology
How to plant your brand in customers’ minds (without spending more)
Frontera
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In 1963, Aston Martin had to make a challenging decision. They had a successful racing team. But the company was struggling financially. And the costs of maintaining a racing team became unbearable. S...
Try this "secret" discount page hack
Marketing Ideas
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When people want to buy your product, they often look for discounts. They search Google for “[Company] coupon code”. But more often than not, they only find expired or fake codes from random sketchy s...
Rounded CTA buttons drive more clicks
Ariyh
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Call-to-action (CTA) buttons are everywhere. You clicked one when subscribing to Ariyh, and every day click or tap more than you probably realize. Because they usually trigger the actions we most want...
The peak-end effect: How to make a lasting impression (even after failures)
Frontera
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The peak-end effect is when our minds use the peaks and ends of experiences to build a memory. Let’s see how it works with a story from Disneyland. And we’ll finish with other examples (a hotel chain ...
Designing for flow: Behavioral insights for engaging user experiences
UX Psychology
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The concept of flow, as defined by psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi1 in the 1970s, describes a state of deep immersion and engagement in activities that people find both enjoyable and challenging....