Phill Agnew – Science of Marketing
Learn the science behind marketing that works
Whether you’re new to marketing or an experienced veteran, this course will help you create marketing that works.
From the creator of Nudge
Nudge, the consumer psychology podcast, helps thousands of marketers understand the science behind marketing. This course is brought to you by the show’s host and creator, Phill Agnew.
Why choose this course?
Too many marketing decisions are based on gut instinct. Very few of us marketers have the science to justify our approach. This course is designed to change that.
Over four modules, you’ll learn how to apply evidence-based science from the world of consumer psychology to your marketing. Going through each stage of the marketing funnel you’ll learn proven tactics to improve your work.
Inspired by marketing pioneers
The Science of Marketing course is vetted, tested and approved by senior-level marketers from across the globe.
We partnered with behavior science experts and marketing experts on the Nudge podcast to put together this course.
With insights drawn from conversations with Richard Shotton, Nir Eyal, Phil Barden, Nathalie Nahai, Steve Martin and Rand Fishkin you’ll learn proven principles from the world’s best.
What You’ll Learn In Science of Marketing
Overview
- What to expect in the course (2:33)
Awareness
- Overview | Awareness (0:45)
- 1.1: System One and Two | How you make decisions (6:24)
- 1.2: System One and Two | Consumers are irrational (8:37)
- 2.1: Distinctiveness | Why standing out works (9:06)
- 2.2: Distinctiveness | Building a memorable brand (9:01)
- 2.3: Distinctiveness | The cocktail party effect (5:09)
- 3.1: Mere Exposure | We love familiarity (6:17)
- 3.2: Mere Exposure | The cost of short-termism (7:08)
- 4.1: Influencers | What makes someone convincing? (9:39)
- 4.2: Influencers | Why influencer marketing works (6:21)
- How to apply | Awareness
Consideration
- Overview | Consideration (0:57)
- 5.1: Social Proof | More than just logos (5:38)
- 5.2: Social Proof | How to apply (7:24)
- 5.3: Social Proof | Negative social proof (4:42)
- 6.1: Primacy Effect | Why first impressions matter
- 6.2: Primacy Effect | Primacy in marketing
- 7.1: Framing | There’s no neutral
- 7.2: Framing | Understanding product perception
- 8.1: Scarcity | The secret behind tasty cookies
- 8.2: Scarcity | Smart ways to apply
- 8.3: Scarcity | Choice paralysis
- How to apply | Consideration
Acquisition
- Overview | Acquisition
- 9.1: Anchoring | Every consumer needs an anchor
- 9.2: Anchoring | Shift consumer perception
- 10.1: Consistency | Small commitments lead to big actions
- 11.1: Pricing | Five pricing principles
- 11.2: Pricing | Pushing pain into the future
- 11.3: Pricing | The decoy effect
- How to apply | Acquisition
Retention
- Overview | Retention
- 12.1: IKEA Effect | We love what we build
- 12.2: IKEA Effect | Building addictive products
- 13.1: Reciprocity | Returning a favor
- 13.2: Reciprocity | Give before you take
- 14.1: Loss Aversion | Losses loom larger than gains
- 14.2: Loss Aversion | Highlighting loss in marketing
- How to apply | Retention
What’s Next?
- A few things before you go
- The Product Marketing Alliance
- Reading list
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