Starting with Intent
There is a sense of satisfaction that comes at the conclusion of our shopping escapes, and it’s not always just the shiny new purchase that affirms our behaviour.
When we set out on a journey to make a purchase, it’s not necessarily because we want that particular product or service, it’s because we have the intent to find a solution to a perceived pre-identified problem.
So where does our intent come from?
- Published in marketing, Psychology
Decision-Making Traps Using Data
The nature of descriptive analytics provides an array of decision-making pitfalls for marketers. By developing an awareness around common decision traps, we can use our understanding of this process to make more balanced decisions.
In this article, we will reflect on the individual traps in the data-driven decision-making process, learn how to frame a problem so that we can use data to make better decisions, and understand the golden rules around decision-making pitfalls.
- Published in Data, Psychology
