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Growth Newsletter #175 from Demand Curve
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In psychology, valence refers to the positive or negative emotional value associated with a particular stimulus, event, or object.
And the Valenceeffect is our tendency to overestimate the likelihood of positive things happening and, in return, underestimate the probability of negative consequences.
Which, of course, skews our decision making .... See more
And the Valenceeffect is our tendency to overestimate the likelihood of positive things happening and, in return, underestimate the probability of negative consequences.
Which, of course, skews our decision making .... See more
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3 examples of how to use it in marketing
A framework for usage based pricing
Deep Dive Wednesdays
dtcdaily.beehiiv.com
Landing page breakdown
4 types of Pricing studies
Study: Van Westendorp Method with steps:
Ask price considered "too low"
Ask price considered a "bargain"
Ask price considered "expensive"
Ask price considered "too expensive" Drawbacks: Hypothetical bias, not frequently used by companies or academics, open-ended questions can lead to inaccurate results When to use: Frequently
How Notion Does Marketing: A Deep-Dive Into Its Community, Influencers & Growth Playbooks
First Round Reviewreview.firstround.comBack in the day, we at Airtable were kind of roasted on Twitter for our billboards, which weren't super specific about a particular problem; they were just there. Everyone was questioning the sense in it, wondering why we would do this if it wasn't clear. However, those billboards were actually super effective for us, but for a different reason
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Interesting examples for SaaS Network effects (although some may not be network effects)