Ozan Irturk’s Post

“Never overpromise or create high expectations” is bad advice. You know why? Because people see what they expect to see. So between two identical products, the one that generates higher expectations wins. There is a known study about wine tasting. The same wine served with a higher price tag tastes better. So the expectation changes the experience. And yes, people are not stup*d. When the expectations don’t match the quality at all, it doesn’t work. A Big Mac is a Big Mac no matter what price tag you put or how you serve it. But when quality is indistinguishable, priming works its magic. The moral of the story? Create high expectations with your: - Price - Design - Messaging If there is no obvious flaw, the expectations you instill will create your customers’ reality.

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Alex DiVecchio

💻📱 Product Design Lead | Product Consultant | Mentor

2mo

Information product sellers are the best at this. There's no "logical" reason for an infinitely scalable digital product to be $2k, as the reproduction cost is zero. But value is subjective, and perceived value is king. People don't want something perceived as cheap, and it'll go to waste and rot in the bin if the price and low and signals it's not valuable.

Patrick Frank

Co-Founder PatientPartner | Forbes 30Under30 | 🏆 7x Linkedin Top Voice: Brand Strategy * Digital Marketing * Brand Development * Search Engine Marketing * Digital Strategy * Content Marketing

2mo

A great documentary was actually done on this EXACT situational comparison: "SOUR GRAPES". https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5728684/ However....given my love of wine, this post is all too relatable. 😅

Dave Wolovsky

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2mo

There may be an optimal "trajectory" of expectations. High in the sky at first. Then back to the ground. Then building concretely at results come in. This is an off the cuff idea, might be BS 🤣

Sohaib Albadawee

Turning my online presence into paying customers through personal branding and helping you do the same

2mo

What a powerful concept.

Eric Chocron, MBA

'Girl Dad' | Conseiller Startup | Tech Geek

2mo
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