We can't tell what motivates people to buy
Buying motives show up in what people were trying to get done when they chose you. Interview recent buyers about the moment they decided, what triggered the search and what nearly stopped them.
We can't tell what motivates people to buy
Problem
You know who buys. You do not know why.
The team has theories about price, features and brand, but nobody has asked recent buyers what actually made them decide. Marketing talks about what the company is proud of, which may not be what customers care about.
So campaigns argue for the wrong reasons.
Insight
The real reason someone buys is tied to a specific moment.
Something happened that made the old way unacceptable: a new job, a failure, a deadline, a competitor's move. Understanding that trigger and the doubts people had along the way tells you what your marketing should say.
Recent buyers remember it clearly.
How we approach it
We find the moment and the motive behind each purchase.
- We interview recent buyers about what triggered their search and how they chose.
- We map the motives, triggers and doubts that come up most often.
- We turn them into messaging, offers and sales talk points, and test them.
Your marketing speaks to why people really buy.
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