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This short deck clarifies the role of behavioural economics in marketing. It defines behavioral economics as a process of experimentation, informed by scientific and psychological insights. When used methodically, it can help us to optimise every touchpoint of the buyer journey.

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Page 1: Behavioural Economics: Inviting Marketers to Experiment

Behavioural economics:Inviting marketers to experiment

Copyright © 2012 PrimeDecision

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Understanding of behavioural economics

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Understanding of behavioural economics

So far, the focus has been on general principles, not on how to start applying behavioural economics to marketing.

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What do marketers really need to know?

Behavioural economics thrives

in a measurement-focused,

experimentalmarketing environment.

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Applying behavioural economics =

Using scientific insights to inform tactics and strategies which improve marketing’s performance.

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Applying behavioural economics =

Methodically testing hypotheses through an experimental, evidence-based approach.

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While marketers typically focus on winning hearts and minds,

behaviour-led approaches examine the

unnoticed, automatic mental responses

which influence action.

Why it’s valuable:

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Why it’s valuable:

Looking more holistically

at how people make decisions in a

specific context

finds opportunities for enhancement

that might otherwise be missed.

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Where to apply it:

Optimisation

Finding small tweaks which make people more likely to engage, act or buy.

An iterative approach ideal for repeated comms, sign-ups, apps, sites, purchase processes etc.

Innovation

Re-examining your brand’s interactions with people to find smarter solutions.

Blue-sky thinking about your product, service or marketing, grounded in a contextual analysis of behaviour.

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What next?

Go deeper. Read our guide:prime-decision.com/marketing/

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PrimeDecision is an independent strategy company specialising in behavioural economics.