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EDITION 007 | More Room to Think (Archives) | Formentor Labs 🗓️ New this weekIt was maybe 7:00am and a friend sent me a screenshot. "NO way." My daughter and I became the face of AFC Toronto Women's soccer ads on socials. Get your season tickets - we said. We had attended the final this season and I'd nearly forgotten we posed for a crowd photographer. My kid is missing two front teeth and grinning ear to ear. I'm going to print it out. It's going straight into the memories bin. 🔬 This week's topicConnect with our customers where it has the biggest impact. THE PREMISE We're going to talk about connecting with our customers at a critical point in their journey: we're looking at pricing. Importantly - thinking not about what we say but how we say it. The pricing element is critical content for any purchase journey. When we present pricing effectively we can see massive change in buyer behaviours. Thing is, most pricing treatments only tell half the story. The easy half.
Check out Talia Wolf and her work on emotional targeting. She's the coolest, and she wrote a whole book on it. WHY IT'S IMPORTANT TO OUR GROWTH IDEAS Leaders watch revenue above all other metrics. If we want to show we can influence revenue with our idea, it's likely that we'll need to present something adjacent to pricing. Why? The pricing element often sits at the step right before purchase. Any improvement here is going to directly affect buyer behaviour leading to revenue. In one of my previous roles, it only took six experiments on the pricing page to improve paid user growth by 25%! HOW WE CAN USE IT THIS WEEK Bringing this one home -- we want to connect emotionally with our customer and we want to show that can influence revenue. We've only got so much real estate to work with on a pricing page, and it's especially tight for mobile shopping. How can we connect to our buyers on an emotional level without smashing our pricing layout to smithereens? Choose a format that allows the most personality to show - video. See how Trust Keith presents a familiar SaaS 3-column pricing layout but then adds in this autoplay "get-to-know-us" video? Right at the point of decision. It's simple but powerful. If we were to test this concept on our website, we'd do it in two steps:
This one's worth a try. Let's check our hair before going in front of camera... and yep, just as I suspected. We look great. We even have our two front teeth. ✌️ Pssssst, heyThese are the early editions of Room to Think.
Did you learn something from this newsletter? Did you put it into practice? I'm dying to hear how it went. Please email letstalk@formentor.ca and share your thoughts. |