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Top Learnings Around Content Marketing from INBOUND 2020

SmartBug Media

Employ scarcity and urgency to make your message irresistible. But as soon as that same item is only available for a limited time (urgency) or to a limited group (exclusivity), it changes everything. Ideas that use the urgency principle: Flash sales. Countdown clock. Private Facebook group. Pro Tip: Better yet, use both!

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How to Improve Your Free-to-Paid Conversion Rate (With Examples)

Optinmonster

Use Urgency in Your Marketing The scarcity principle states that limiting the supply of a product increases its demand. Using urgency in your marketing can skyrocket your conversions because it triggers fear of missing out (FOMO). For best results, build urgency to your offer. Creates urgency in people.

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Reaping the Value of Long-term Leads

ViewPoint

They’re looking to you for what is frequently called column fodder, or price comparison after-the-fact, to justify the purchase of a competitive offering. They’ve indicated they have a short buying cycle and they’re eager to talk, but what these buyers may be doing is validating a decision already made.

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How to Never Run Out of Email Marketing Content Again

Navigate the Channel

The numbers are broken down by industry to make comparisons easier. Seasonal emails usually have higher open rates, as they create a sense of urgency because they’re timebound. Address customers’ needs during those times and create a sense of urgency with seasonal promotions, discounts, or exclusive offers.

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The Psychology Behind Effective Marketing: A Comprehensive Guide

ClearVoice

The goal is to create a sense of urgency so customers make quick buying decisions. When you show a product’s original, higher price before revealing the discounted price, the latter becomes significantly more enticing in comparison. For example, red signifies excitement, urgency, and passion. The same goes for discounting.

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The Psychology Behind Effective Marketing: A Comprehensive Guide

ClearVoice

The goal is to create a sense of urgency so customers make quick buying decisions. When you show a product’s original, higher price before revealing the discounted price, the latter becomes significantly more enticing in comparison. For example, red signifies excitement, urgency, and passion. The same goes for discounting.

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What does the role of CRO mean for marketing?

SmartBrief - Marketing

A recent McKinsey study indicated that consumers used much of their time in isolation early in the pandemic to become more educated, and as a result, they do more background checks on companies, comparison shopping and price checking than ever before. There is more urgency around consistent messaging and brand integrity.