The hottest Customer Behavior Substack posts right now

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The Data Score 138 implied HN points 24 May 23
  1. Leveraging alternative data for revenue estimates goes beyond traditional transaction data, focusing on customer acquisition and retention insights.
  2. Applying the customer acquisition funnel framework to alternative data can help identify early trends and potential growth issues in a business.
  3. Monitoring the journey from awareness to loyalty using alternative data sets can offer valuable insights for predicting sustainable revenue growth beyond the short term.
Gad’s Newsletter 47 implied HN points 04 Sep 23
  1. Burger King faced a lawsuit for allegedly portraying their burgers as bigger than they are, questioning the importance of transparency in advertising
  2. Customers tend to make rational decisions based on information provided, adapting and learning quickly to make informed choices
  3. Being honest and transparent with customers can lead to loyalty and better decision-making, as seen in studies on credit card transparency
Kevin’s Rackhouse Ramblings 3 HN points 07 Mar 24
  1. Dynamic pricing worked for Uber because it's a system where demand and supply can be influenced economically, leading to a surplus of trips and a big economic win.
  2. Fast food like Wendy's operates in a non-stochastic system, making the effectiveness of dynamic pricing more limited compared to a system like Uber's.
  3. Implementing dynamic pricing at Wendy's could help shape consumer behavior, improve operational efficiency, and line up customer demand with employee staffing, but may not have the same revolutionary impact as it did for Uber.
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Gad’s Newsletter 38 implied HN points 24 Jul 23
  1. Airport Queue Management systems use sensors to track security line speeds and update wait times for travelers to see.
  2. Providing information on queue lengths can help passengers decide which checkpoint to go through ahead of time.
  3. Although the system may create some initial imbalances as people adjust to the information, overall it can improve passenger satisfaction and reduce waiting time costs.