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Discover the science behind what makes consumers click "buy now" with actionable insights on urgency marketing, FOMO psychology, and proven tactics that top brands use to boost conversions.

Scarcity marketing is not uncommon, mostly because of its ability to immediately motivate consumers. But for it to work in a way that serves your customers, you need to focus on using it in ways that are relevant to each individual it's reaching.

No matter what type of loyalty goal you're focused on, it’s safe to say that you want to meet your mark as soon as possible. In fact, the sooner the better. But you also realize loyalty isn’t something you can rush through. Building lasting relationships with customers takes time; your customers want to feel confident in their decisions, and once they do, you can trust they’ll stick with you for the long haul.

When Morgann Book had a break in her shift at her family’s Dairy Queen, boredom sparked an idea: create a TikTok making a DQ favorite. She’d made ice cream treats countless times before and thought this would be no different. Except, it was — her videos amassed millions of views and launched her into TikTok stardom in one day.

As the Brand Journalist at Quikly, I feel it’s my duty to take you along with me as I learn the ins and outs of marketing psychology. In a way, we’ve learned a lot together and I’m proud to say I’ve made a major accomplishment in my career recently: I held my very first Quikly webinar on "The Psychology of Urgency Marketing: How to Motivate Consumers to Take Action."