6 Super-Psychological Triggers to Use for Maximum Customer Retention

Posted by erikemanuelli under Global
From https://postfunnel.com 2660 days ago
Made Hot by: lorrainereguly on July 24, 2017 10:14 pm

Understanding the psychology behind consumer behaviors, emotions and tendencies is a super-powerful technic on the road to achieving and maintaining customer loyalty.

Apply these 6 super-psychological triggers to maximize customer retention.

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Written by pvariel
2659 days ago

Hi Sam,

Nice to hear from you again.

Yes, I liked it and shared all over.

It's indeed a great privilege to read such informative pieces from the world of the internet in other way filled with a lot of crap. Some times it is very difficult to find such Gems from this ocean Thanks, Erik once again for this finding! :-)

Thanks for taking the time to respond to my comment.

Keep sharing

Best

~ Phil :-)

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Written by Sam-Hurley
2659 days ago

Ahaha!! Phil, you are a diamond!! :-D

"Sometimes it is very difficult to find such gems from this ocean..."

I hear you!!! I'm so glad to be of service, my friend. I'll do my best to keep bringing the goods...

Thanks once again to Erik for sharing!!! xD

Sam :-)))

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Written by ravichahar
2660 days ago

Hey Erik,

Customer retention can be a tricky stuff to deal with but Sam has mentioned some great points.

Thanks for sharing with us.

~Ravi

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Written by Sam-Hurley
2659 days ago

Thanks Ravi! It's a topic that doesn't seem to be widely covered (in comparison to other DM material) so it's awesome to contribute in this way ... Especially where psychology is concerned :-)

Always fascinating!

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Written by Sam-Hurley
2660 days ago

Thanks for sharing this one with the BizSugar community, Erik!! :-D

#Grateful

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Written by erikemanuelli
2659 days ago

Pleasure is mine, Sam. Those are really super marketing techniques.

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Written by pvariel
2660 days ago

Hey Erik,

Yet another amazing share. :-)

Yes, I fully agree with Sam that Reciprocity is a key here, but sad as he mentioned many approaches especially to the influences to get this fav. but sadly many in the list are not known or even never visited or shared their posts but shamelessly ask for fav. This trend is fast growing and should not be encouraged. Sam put this well in the post. I appreciate for sharing such an informative and thought provoking post.

Keep sharing.

May you both have a great and profitable week ahead.

Best

~ Phil

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Written by Sam-Hurley
2660 days ago

Phil! You are absolutely right...

It is a big shame and definitely not the way to grow fast! Help others and in turn, your own brand and sales will grow. #Simples! :-D

So happy you liked this one, my friend!

Sam :-)

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