The impact of consumer rewards on the human brain
A golden star on a homework assignment, a cold ice cream after a basketball game — humans are no strangers to rewards and incentives.
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.
The day that started it all, Black Friday will always have a special place in Quikly’s heart and history. Unfortunately, not everyone has the same warm feelings towards the shopping holiday as of late.
If you were to ask us why we’re such proponents of marketing psychology, you can almost certainly bet that we’d begin listing off all the benefits that come with this marketing tool. The most multifaceted benefit to date? Emotional connectivity.
There are all kinds of ways to leverage marketing psychology for stronger conversions. Psychological principles like scarcity, anticipation, competition, fear of missing out (FOMO) and social proof can immediately motivate consumers to take action.
Here are three top retailers who are currently using marketing psychology to increase redemption/purchases and first-part data acquisition:
Trust is the backbone of our society. More than a standard human emotion, this feeling works as a blueprint for decision-making. It also functions as the foundation of social proof, a marketing psychology staple.