
Hello, I’m Dan Bond. And this is my thinking space for marketing observations drawn from, well, anywhere. It covers behavioural psychology, design, history, or the gap between what people say they do and what they actually do when nobody’s watching.

A retailer I spoke with recently tried going cold turkey on promotions. Sales tanked. AOV collapsed. And their CEO, who’d presumably signed off on this…
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There’s a scene in Mad Men where Don Draper convinces a room full of executives that a carousel of family photographs isn’t just a projector—it’s…
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Picture a retail buyer, six months after placing their biggest order of the year. The bestsellers sold out in three weeks—brilliant. The marketing team is…
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Picture this: It’s Tuesday morning, and somewhere in England, a man is staring at a spreadsheet with an enormous amount of intensity. Perhaps he’s dropped…
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There’s a special kind of frustration reserved for people who have to read product descriptions for a living. You know the ones: “Our innovative solution…
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The microphone was live, Richard Shotton was ready on Vimeo, and I was settling into what would become the first proper Browse Basket Buy recording.…
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The most useful conversations rarely happen where you expect them to. Last month, someone mentioned they’d increased their conversion rate by 23% through what sounded…
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Tony Berry from Payment Guru and Dan Bond from RevLifter discuss omnichannel experiences, frictionless checkouts, the need for a discounts policy, where to start, discounts…
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