Consumers are spending more time making decisions and considering more brands, stores, and retailers. This is especially true in the "messy middle" of the online shopping journey, where consumers are actively searching for information and comparing options before making a purchase.
The "messy middle" is the period between initial interest in a product or service and the final purchase. It's a critical stage in the consumer decision-making process, where consumers are actively seeking information and comparing options.
Google Search is a powerful tool for marketers looking to reach consumers in the messy middle. However, competing against big names with big budgets can be challenging.
Brand websites are a valuable asset in the consumer decision-making process. However, if shoppers don’t feel confident about a purchase, they won’t click 'buy'.
Even simple applications of behavioral science can have a significant impact on consumer decision-making at points of sale.
The report "Decoding Decisions: Marketing in the Messy Middle" reveals how behavioral science principles can be applied in real-world marketing scenarios at scale.
The full report "Decoding Decisions: Marketing in the Messy Middle" is available for download and provides a comprehensive guide on how to leverage behavioral science to improve marketing outcomes in the messy middle of the consumer decision-making process.
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