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Psychological Marketing Strategy: Tactics And Marketing Tips
Does marketing involve psychology? What are psychological factors in marketing? What is the importance of psychology in your marketing strategy?
Running any business involves a proper business strategy. However it is important to understand the psychology of your customers. Once you understand what your customers want you can cater to their needs.
So how do use psychology as part of your marketing strategy?
This section contain psychological marketing strategies and tactics that you can use in your business. These strategies have been tested and have been proven to work time and time again.
In the articles below, you will learn about:
- Why staying small is a good business strategy
- What is uniqueness and how to use it to increase sales
- The strategy of retaining clients
- The psychological triggers in marketing
- How to get testimonials for every product
Next Step
Look at the list of articles below, pick the one that gets your attention and start reading. Every article gives you one actionable strategy that you can add to your business plan.
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Sean D'Souza
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Articles on psychological marketing strategy from Psychotactics
Why Santa’s Marketing Works Better Than Yours!
Santa Claus Inc. is well and profitable, right through recessions, depressions and just about any economic scenario. The reason why his marketing strategies work better than yours, is because he uses solid, dyed-in-the-wool psychology. He knows he doesn’t have to use new fangled techniques, when his simple marketing has stood the test of time. If […]
What Kids in Third Grade Know Instinctively
Expertise is a matter of perspective. It cannot be based in years. It cannot be based on experience. It can only be based on perception. To the second grader at school, the third grader is an expert Simply because the kid in the third grade knows more stuff than the second grade kid knows. Having […]
Why Napoleon Hill’s Mastermind Concept Fails Time And Time Again
In the year 1937, Napoleon Hill wrote a book.The name of the book?: Think and Grow Rich. That book skyrocketed in sales and to date has sold over 30 million copies (not to speak of gazillions of copies of PDFs floating around the Internet). And it was in that book that Napoleon Hill underlines the […]
The Secret Marketing Motivators Of Weight Watchers
Let’s assume you desperately want to knock off some weight. And you’re serious enough to get onto a structured eating system. Let’s also assume, you were presented with two diets Diet 1 consists of: Chocolate. Cake. Maybe even chocolate cake. Pasta with Cheese. Some butter chicken. Vegetables. Fruit. Diet 2 consists of: Vegetables. More vegetables. […]
How Do You Spell Success?
I cry at weddings. Not when the bride and groom are smacking faces. I stand pretty nonchalantly at the ceremony. What really gets the tear ducts going is the buffet at the reception. My eyes well up with tears as I watch the tuxedo clad servers bear golden platters of jumbo shrimp in zesty cocktail […]
The Obvious Advantage of The Four-Wheel Factor
You were told you had to focus. You were told you had to do one thing at a time. You were told wrong. Doing one thing is for unicycle-riders. If you want to move ahead in life, you need to get into a four-wheel drive. How do you harness the four-wheel factor to your advantage? […]
Stop Working Alone: The Power of A Volunteer Force
If you’re like most small businesses, it’s more than likely that you’re working alone. And you’re single-handedly charting a course towards your destination. Which of course, leads me to believe you’re either too macho. Or a little silly. So can you indeed create a volunteer force? And how? First you’ve got to get over yourself […]
The Curse of the 10,000-hour ‘Talent Syndrome’
Imagine if someone told you that you needed 10,000 hours to learn to drive a car. No? What about 5000 hours then? Would that be suitable? How about 3000 hours? Or 1000? Or 500? Ok, how about 60 hours? A very average person with a reasonable fear of cars can learn to drive in about […]
Can Three Words In Webster’s Dictionary Be The Key To Customer Loyalty?
Are you concerned about customer loyalty? Are your customers so loyal that they will stick with you through hell and high water? And if not, you really need to question how you can create a customer relationship that’s so gluey, that you never go bluey in the face. Funnily you don’t have to go far. […]
