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The Messy Middle: How behavioural science can help you avoid a pricing race to the bottom

The latest installation in the Messy Middle research untangles another layer in understanding consumer shopping journeys. Learn how people decide where to buy things from, and how marketers can use behavioural science to be compelling to consumers - without relying on discounting.

Feature of the month

The Messy Middle: How behavioural science can help you avoid a pricing race to the bottom

The latest installation in the Messy Middle research untangles another layer in understanding consumer shopping journeys. Learn how people decide where to buy things from, and how marketers can use behavioural science to be compelling to consumers - without relying on discounting.

A woman is holding a mobile phone. To the right, a life-size internet browser with a yellow price tag overlay and a shopping cart icon on the far right with a 2 out of 3 rating. A tangled line runs from the phone to the shopping cart.

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