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Tag Archives: Behaviour
Decision Timeline
I recently published an article entitled: “The Decision Timeline” on this website. You can read the article at: http://sabas.net.au/decision-timeline/ In short, the article: questions how long it takes to change minds of customers / consumers; considers what happens along ‘the … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Attitude, Behaviour, Beliefs, Believe, Brand Affinity, Brand Awareness, Brand Strategy, Business, Change, Consumption, Decisions, Influence, Marketing, Opinions, Persuading, Peter Kerin, Relationships, Strategy, Timeline, Transition
Tagged Attitude, Behaviour, Believe, Brand Affinity, Brand Awareness, Brand Strategy, Change, Consumption, Decisions, Influence, Marketing, Opinions, Persuading, Peter Kerin, Relationships, Timeline, Transition
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Welfare Discourages Marriage
I recently published an article entitled: “How Welfare Discourages Middle-Class Marriages” on this website. You can read the article at: http://sabas.net.au/articles/welfare-discourages-marriage/ In short, the article: refers to a recent study that found that … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Peter Kerin, Research, Welfare
Tagged American Society, Behaviour, destruction, Medicare, Peter Kerin, Rationality, Research, Welfare
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Hit Your Target
I recently published an article entitled: “How to Hit Your Target” on this website. You can read the article HERE In short, the article discusses why businesses, when setting future goals / targets, should look at FAR more than just … Continue reading
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Tagged Behaviour, Customers, Marketing, Money, Peter Kerin
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Customers’ Behaviour
Dealing with your Customers’ Irrational Behaviour It’s sometimes difficult to spot examples of ‘irrational behaviour’, ie: decisions that are made that defy a rational explanation: smoking notwithstanding the many health risks; racking up credit card debt rather than dipping into … Continue reading
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Tagged Behaviour, Customers, Peter Kerin, Rationality
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Brexit & Aussie Real Estate
What Brexit Might Mean for Australian Real Estate? One of the many things that ‘Brexit’ has shown us is that uncertainty makes a great deal of noise. The Brexit vote was almost completely unexpected by equity markets and, since it … Continue reading
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Tagged Bank, Behaviour, Brexit, Collapse, Peter Kerin, Security
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