Branding strategies that make customers spend more
A brand’s value is based on how much profit it makes, how strong the brand is in comparison to the competitors and the role that the branding plays in the product purchase.
A brand’s value is based on how much profit it makes, how strong the brand is in comparison to the competitors and the role that the branding plays in the product purchase.
Social media is always changing course. But, throughout all these fast moving landscape shifts, one thing has never changed: the value of the social share.
We all want to believe that we are logical beings and we take logical decisions, especially when it comes to purchasing decisions. However, no matter how rational and analytical we try to be, to some extent emotion always influences our decisions. Psychologists refer to these emotional factors in our decision-making processes as cognitive biases.
About 50 percent of online shoppers turn to images of the product when looking for something and it inspires them to purchase, and more and more turn to Google Images. That’s the reason Google recently announced it is introducing a new way for retailers to promote products in image search with shoppable ads.
They stop by, they click around, but too many of them just leave. If you run an online store, you’d definitely like to convert more of your traffic into buyers. All online stores face a somewhat essential problem that prevents more conversions, trust! Or more specifically the lack of trust. People tend to trust things more when other people trusted them first. This is something that can be impacted in surprising ways with the smart use of social proof.