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Reframing as the Highest-Leverage Tool in Marketing

1. Introduction In a world that grows more insistent on rules, metrics, and direct control, the real power often lies elsewhere. You face a stubborn jar lid that won’t budge. You strain harder, but nothing gives. Then, someone suggests running it under hot water—a small shift in approach, not force, that loosens it effortlessly. Or…

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Distilling Human Behaviour Through Predominant Patterns

1: Introduction Imagine standing in a shop, eyeing two identical items. One is priced straightforwardly at £80. The other is labelled as originally £100, now discounted 20% to £80. Which feels like the better deal? Most people reach for the discounted one, even though they pay exactly £80 in both cases and walk away with…

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Evolving STP Through Rory Sutherland’s Psycho-Logic Lens – A Behavioural Reframing and Argument for Utility

1. Introduction: Foundations of Traditional STP and the Imperative for Behavioural Evolution The Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning (STP) framework has been a bedrock of marketing strategy since Philip Kotler popularised it in his 1967 book Marketing Management. It offers a clear, logical method for businesses to understand and approach their markets. Segmentation is the first…

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