⚡️ Quick Tip: Set a reference point for how much is “normal” to buy.​
This come from a British campaign for KFC (btw, it's amazing how popular KFC is abroad)...
KFC’s $1 fries chips were a great deal. But the promo ran for years and had gone stale.​ Ogilvy was hired to make the campaign fresh—without changing the product or price. So they tested 90 different ways to say "$1 chips.
”​The winner?​​
A deal so good you can only buy 4.
When you give customers a reference point, it becomes the baseline they compare everything else to. ​Without it, someone might grab 1… or none. But add "limit 4,” and suddenly 4 becomes the natural benchmark.​That’s why sales of chips jumped 56% compared to the previous year. And sales for exactly 4 orders of chips shot up 84%.​
— Stolen from Why We Buy
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Mike Farley
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⚡️ Quick Tip: Set a reference point for how much is “normal” to buy.​
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