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Partial ownership

Posted: Mon Dec 23, 2024 6:58 am
by robiulhasan
This is amazing. It also means that supermarkets are not getting a big levy as the profits are going straight to the winemaker and people are buying into a company that cares about what they do and what they sell.

5) Loss aversion
Loss aversion is focused on customers who are so motivated to avoid loss, they are willing not to make gains. Behavioral psychology says that people would rather not lose $10 than win $10.

Amazon is an example of a brand that uses this tactic well by doing lightning sales or 24-hour sales. This creates a sense of urgency for e-commerce selling. It feeds into the principle of scarcity which helps cell phone plans in the us to boost the conversion rate.

Partial ownership stems from psychological research on ownership and attachment. It is the concept of feeling partial ownership in a product or a service due to being invested in this product or service. When people feel like they've delved into something, they feel part of it and it becomes harder for them to reverse out of it. It means that brands can develop an emotional connection with their audience, through two main ways:

Getting customers to experience how it feels to have ownership of the product throu