Understanding Consumer Behavior and Psychology in Marketing

Take advantage of this special course happening on September 9 & 10, 2021!

This short course looks into how consumer beliefs, perceptions and biases influence choices, or purchase and usage decisions by applying behavioral theories and concepts.   With this understanding and the tools presented here, the marketer is able to formulate marketing, sales and implementation plans, product/service or user design, among others, that are able to guide the decision making process of the consumers who are more often irrational than intentional.  This process is done with an awareness of consumer psychological risk taking and biases and a scientific design for experimentation.  

METHODOLOGY: Besides the lectures with case examples, there will be pre-work, class discussions and workshops, for immediate application.

(Note: To maximize learnings, the class size is limited to the first 20 confirmed participants, please apply early.)

KEY BENEFITS TO PARTICIPANTS
Participants will:

• Find new ways of understanding customers who might not be even aware of their own behaviors or desires

• Be able to craft experiments  and different ways of implementing marketing and sales ideas

• Develop critical thinking skills while realizing occurrences at both macro and micro levels

• Appreciate their own ways of learning, thinking and doing via better self-awareness and empathetic openness to each others’ differences or biases

KEY BENEFITS FOR COMPANY
The sending company will:

• Benefit from the new ways their teams can produce new ideas and new ways of executing 

• Have more customer-centric teams with deeper understanding and clarity on providing total  solutions to marketing and sales problems

• Have a team with higher critical thinking and better insighting approaches                                  

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This program is ideal for marketers of all levels who need new lenses in crafting ideas to increase sales, and effortlessly connect the consumer and the brand.  Sales teams  or change management groups can also benefit from the behavioral science and psychology concepts to be discussed.