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Marketing Psychology & Neuromarketing with Dekker
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Marketing Psychology & Neuromarketing with Dekker

Marketing Psychology: Consumer Behavior | Consumer Psychology | Psychological Marketing | Neuromarketing Persuasion
Last updated 6/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Product Marketing Psychology
  • Consumer Psychology
  • Consumer Behavior
  • Psychological Marketing
  • Behavior Marketing
  • Psychology
  • Marketing Psychology

Course content

4 sections • 77 lectures • 4h 25m total length
  • How to change people's minds using Jonah Berger's psychology framework9:09
  • How to change people's minds
  • Habit Forming Product Psychology15:19

    Explore how habit forming products drive product led growth through triggers, actions, rewards, and investments. See how friction reduction, social proof, and investments foster captivity, illustrated by Grammarly.

  • Cold emails as a demonstration of marketing psychology6:42

    Explore how cold emails apply psychological principles—personalization, scarcity, loss aversion, and credibility—to drive automated, high-impact outreach, with practical tips and a real-world example.

  • Tips1:16

    Practice essential soft skills for marketing psychology: listen attentively, show interest, follow up regularly, and stay goal-focused. Explore StrengthsFinder or personality color tests to understand yourself and others’ perception.

  • Addressing objections - continued7:49

    Address objections with detailed content: guarantees, no credit card required, price rationalization, total cost of ownership, security, integrations, customization, social proof, and stage-aware messaging targeting veterinarians.

  • Addressing objections - continued
  • Addressing objections through marketing psychology6:52
  • Addressing objections
  • How to gain POWER3:16
  • Writing internal emails - part 23:30

    Learn to write internal email requests by greeting, politely asking with context, and stating a clear deadline. Trust and personal touches, like appropriate images or emoticons, can improve collaboration.

  • A simple way to get people to do what you're asking4:21

    Discover that giving a reason when asking for something increases compliance, supported by Cialdini's research; explain the benefit to users, improving marketing responses and internal collaboration.

  • Familiarity, Likeability, and Influence3:30

    Leverage familiarity to boost likability and influence by exposing audiences to brands and products repeatedly, and maintain brand consistency while optimizing ad recall with about six exposures over 1–2 months.

  • Customer Journey Part 23:36

    Identify the modern customer journey from trigger to purchase and loyalty, and tailor content for each stage—initial consideration, active evaluation, and purchase—to craft effective marketing plans and outperform competitors.

  • Making marketing go viral using psychology2:31

    Explore how to make marketing go viral by applying the steps framework: social currency, triggers, emotion, public, practical value, and stories to drive word-of-mouth and user sharing.

  • Generating Word of Mouth1:39
  • Encourage everyone to talk2:51

    Encourage everyone to speak up, as introverted voices contribute valuable insights. Use personality frameworks: big five, Myers-Briggs, colors, and strength finders to understand who talks, who listens, and nonverbal cues.

  • Lemlist Tutorial9:25

    Master Lemlist for influencer outreach by signing up, creating campaigns, configuring email steps with personalization, importing leads, launching campaigns, and analyzing open rate, click-through rate, and replies.

  • Finding influencers to generate word of mouth9:58

    Find key influencers with Sparktoro to map audience, media sources, and word of mouth outreach. Plan outreach through guest posts, podcasts, demos, and webinars tailored to physicians.

  • Persuasion and Influence Psychology4:56
  • Reciprocity Psychology4:09
  • Telling investors what they want to hear9:27

    Learn how to tailor investor messaging across funding stages, prioritizing the team, moat, market size, and repeatable sales to drive growth.

  • 1 simple way to change people's minds3:07
  • The 2 ways people evaluate you1:23

    People evaluate you by warmth and competence, shaping your credibility. Calibrate by asking questions and flattering when cold, or showing expertise with charts and analysis, plus assertive body language.

  • Writing internal emails - part 12:59
  • People don't like surprises4:37

    Marketing psychology reveals that people don’t like surprises; under-promise and overdeliver, tell upfront what to expect, and deliver consistently to build trust and credibility in the long term.

  • Likeability as a tool for persuasion [case study]5:04

    Explore how likability drives influence and persuasion by shaping brand personality and consistent messaging, illustrated through Lemlist’s playful, positive user experience and engaging emails.

  • Scarcity Psychology in Ecommerce2:29
  • Customer Journey Part 32:16

    Learn how the customer journey informs lead generation content by applying ten demand-gen formats—from infographics to ROI calculators—mapped through CRM insights to trigger-aware, empathetic outreach.

  • Giving critical feedback2:05

    Describe observable behavior, explain its effects, listen for explanations, request a specific change with transparency, confirm commitment, and follow up with a positive closing.

  • Toilet Paper Psychology1:49

    Explore why toilet paper became a COVID panic buy and how visibility and social mob mentality drive purchases and donations.

  • Assertive problem solving1:41

    Learn to assert yourself with a four-step formula: state the problem, share your feelings, specify a solution, and describe the consequences early and calmly.

  • Closure3:53

    Explore how the desire for closure shapes consumer behavior, from cliffhangers in media to progression bars in apps, and how marketers embed brief closures to drive engagement.

  • Why obsolete frameworks like the 4Ps and Myers-Briggs stick around2:54

    The 7Ts/Tactics:

    1. Product

    2. Service

    3. Brand

    4. Incentives

    5. Price

    6. Communication

    7. Distribution


  • How to change people's minds (psychology example)3:36
  • Familiarity
  • Familiarity Psychology
  • AI for Buyer Personas15:43

    Learn to build AI-driven buyer personas and ideal customer profiles in minutes using ELSA, exploring key facts, jobs to be done, pain points, and buying criteria for precise outreach.

  • Secret Reddit Marketing Hack5:42

    Use real mobile devices and an anti-detect Multilogin browser to scale Reddit marketing, managing thousands of accounts to upvote, engage, and shape conversations for a secure brand mind share.

  • Finding influencers
  • Simple Persuasion Psychology
  • Likeability
  • Don't ask for annoying information upfront5:45
  • Why obsolete frameworks...
  • Incrementalism5:28

    Learn the concept of incrementalism in marketing, building commitment through staged asks—from free trials to exclusive partnerships—and apply it to influencers, customer journeys, progressive forms, and demo flows.

  • Incrementalism
  • Radical Simplification as a Psychology Trick3:45
  • Radical simplification
  • Making marketing go viral
  • Flattery Psychology3:52

    Flattery activates reciprocation, boosting engagement and driving behavior in marketing, games, and workplace interactions. In CSGo and Lemlist, recognition and compliments reinforce habits and purchases.

  • Persuasion Example1:15

    Analyze how scarcity and urgency drive action in a Udemy discount, while exploring reciprocity, consistency, and personalization, including the phrase 'Put your dreams first' to boost engagement.

  • How to change people's minds
  • Case Study - Harvard Business Review
  • The sunk cost fallacy0:03
  • Visibility Psychology2:41
  • Visibility in product marketing
  • Product Marketing Pricing Psychology Tactics - Great Examples
  • How Customers Come to Think of a Product as an Extension of Themselves
  • Associations and Clustering4:40
  • Assignment 1: Building Associations for Your Brand0:13

    Brainstorming and research exercise to kick-off efficient marketing.

  • Be careful about giving "air time" to negative things2:25

    Be careful what you give airtime to; negative exposures can backfire by triggering reminders and social proof that increase unwanted behaviors, so craft selective, strategic messaging to manage awareness.

  • Assignment2 Applying psychological principles to explain performance differences0:07

    Email example

  • Psychology Case Study - Cheers2:58
  • Psychology Case Study - Agoda7:09
  • Pricing Psychology5:38
  • Product Led Habit Formation0:50
  • Your Target List & Persona Limitations1:50

    Build a real target list of actual buyers rather than vague personas, using concrete data to define who buys your product and how they extract value.

  • Ask for commitments2:16

    Learn how asking for concrete commitments can boost influence, using small, time-bound requests and compliments to guide progressive commitments in business contexts.

  • Note on commitment and the endowment effect0:28
  • Don't convince people to buy what they don't need0:38

    Identify target customers most likely to value your offering and avoid pushing unnecessary products, because selling to those who need and want it is easier and cheaper.

  • Quiz

Requirements

  • Marketing Experience

Description

Learn the most effective and cutting-edge psychological techniques that convince people to TRY, BUY, and KEEP BUYING your products!

  • Write a cold email that gets TONS of responses

  • Optimize your pricing to MAXIMIZE revenue

  • Dramatically improve your website and landing page performance

  • Trigger IMMEDIATE responses from customers

  • Build habit-forming product marketing

  • Maximize advertising effectiveness on LinkedIn and elsewhere

  • Change ANYONE'S mind

  • Influence & persuade

  • Create a sense of urgency that compels people to act NOW

  • Adjust consumer behavior

  • Make your marketing content go VIRAL!

  • Get commitment

  • Address objections that hold people back from buying

  • Make your brand more likable

  • Optimize your customer journey

  • Get influencers to endorse your product

  • Generate word-of-mouth

  • Optimize your marketing surveys to get higher responses

    Sell MORE and leave people wanting MORE!

This course teaches you the most effective principles of marketing psychology and how to apply them in the real world of product marketing. By the end of this course, you will know the most important concepts in marketing psychology and how to implement them for your product. You will know how to convince people to try your product and buy it. And also, specific tactical details such as cold emails and how to make your content go viral.

I've been applying these marketing psychological principles for over 11 years for companies including Sony PlayStation, a Google-backed startup, and numerous small and mid-sized companies. Learn advanced MBA level marketing psychology from a veteran marketing executive with a top MBA.

I studied under some of the top business psychologists at the Kellogg School of Management and Columbia Business School. I also learned from the head of behavioral science at a major research firms and have been formally trained in psychology and psychological statistics. I want to help you SELL MORE PRODUCTS!

[Includes real product marketing case studies!]


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Who this course is for:

  • Marketers