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6 biases that influence purchase decisions

6 biases that influence purchase decisions

As people explore and evaluate in the messy middle, cognitive biases shape their behavior. The most important:

  1. Category heuristics: Short descriptions of key product specifications can simplify purchase decisions
  2. Power of now: The longer you have to wait for a product, the weaker the value prop
  3. Social proof: Reviews from others can be very persuasive
  4. Scarcity bias: As the availability of a product decreases, the more desirable it becomes
  5. Authority bias: Being swayed by an expert or trusted source.
  6. Power of free: A free gift with a purchase, even if unrelated, can be a powerful motivator

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The Messy Middle of the Purchasing Journey

The Messy Middle of the Purchasing Journey

Google researchers looked at how we buy things online. The model they came up starts with Exposure and ends with Purchase. In between it's a messy middle: a space of abundant information & unlimited choice that shoppers have learned to manage using a range of cognitive shortcuts. 

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