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Profiled Viewpoint
Beyond Behavioral Bounds
by David Court and Sandeep Dayal
Marketers selling products online need to address the behavioral barriers that stop consumers from changing their brick and mortar habits. They must borrow insights from clinical psychologists if they are to crack the code
Marketers can use “tactical accelerators” to change consumer behavior to their advantage. They can create cost effective “hard to find” incentives, use “handholding advocacy”, “familiar mediums”, “invisible decisioning” and “instant personalization”
They key to success is insight and ingenuity – not a megaton budget

The article uses online marketing examples where the behavioral challenges have been particularly severe, but the principles are applicable broadly

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