In his new book, The Choice Factory, Richard Shotton explains the motivations and behaviours that drive people's buying decisions. He began his career as a media planner almost two decades ago, working on accounts such as Halifax, Coke, 118 118, and on comparethemarket.com, before moving into research. Today Richard speaks about the impact and outcomes of the behavioural pyschology experiments he runs for titles such as Marketing Week, The Drum, Campaign, Admap and Mediatel.
In The Choice Factory Richard observes one typical day of consumer decision-making, from food choices to work-place politics and investigates just how much our behaviour is shaped by our psychological shortcuts. He draws on evidence from academia, from real-life ad campaigns, and from his own contemporary research.
Twenty-five short chapters each address a single cognitive bias and outline simple ways to apply the lessons learned to today's most difficult marketing challenges. He adds insights from interviews with some of the finest thinkers in marketing and advertising, including Mark Earls, Lucy Jameson and Rory Sutherland.
In his new book, The Choice Factory, Richard Shotton explains the motivations and behaviours that drive people's buying decisions. He began his career as a media planner almost two decades ago, working on accounts such as Halifax, Coke, 118 118, and on comparethemarket.com, before moving into research. Today Richard speaks about the impact and outcomes of the behavioural pyschology experiments he runs for titles such as Marketing Week, The Drum, Campaign, Admap and Mediatel.
In The Choice Factory Richard observes one typical day of consumer decision-making, from food choices to work-place politics and investigates just how much our behaviour is shaped by our psychological shortcuts. He draws on evidence from academia, from real-life ad campaigns, and from his own contemporary research.
Twenty-five short chapters each address a single cognitive bias and outline simple ways to apply the lessons learned to today's most difficult marketing challenges. He adds insights from interviews with some of the finest thinkers in marketing and advertising, including Mark Earls, Lucy Jameson and Rory Sutherland.
Applying behavioural science to marketing
This workshop will give you an introduction to the field of behavioural science as it applies to marketing, using a simple framework to make sense of academic findings. We'll pay particular attention to how to make your brand seem better value - a crucial area in today's climate.
In our session we'll cover some of the classic experiments that...
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Richard is everything you need from a conference speaker - thought-provoking, sparky and useful. Taking part in a debate at the Festival of Marketing last year, Richard delivered a case against brand purpose that was well argued, robust and sent those watching away with plenty to think about. RUSSELL PARSONS EDITOR, MARKETING WEEK
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