I pick a product/service and I design pricing using behavioral psychology, decision science, cognitive biases, and nudges. Because pricing psychology is leverage. It’s free.
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I pick a product/service and I design pricing using behavioral psychology, decision science, cognitive biases, and nudges. Because pricing psychology is leverage. It’s free.
You're probably leaving money on the table. We want to increase our product revenue. But marketing is tough these days. Building and improving the product, social proof, customer success, and more – they all matter. But pricing is leverage. With minimal effort and often just small tweaks, you can 2x your revenue. Behavioral psychology, decision science, cognitive biases, and nudges influence people's buying decisions and behaviors. Because how you design choices, you design decisions and behavio
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Denizcan is a very expert in this field. I follow their products closely and fondly. A great product, congratulations. I really liked this great service. I thank you personally. I have no doubt that it is very useful. The service is also helpful for people who don't understand the basics of pricing by providing clear explanations of concepts such as behavioral psychology and decision science.
The question of pricing is indeed very painful, especially for a founder. I’d be happy to subscribe to your product!
Congrats on this innovative approach to pricing using behavioral psychology!
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