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The Marketing Psychology
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The Marketing Psychology

Consumer Insight and influence
Created byWazma Jawlan
Last updated 6/2026
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Understand Consumer behaviour
  • understand what goes on in a consumers mind
  • Behavioural economics
  • Power of Persuasion
  • Nuromarketing
  • Selling based on human needs and feelings
  • Strategies for Business owners

Course content

2 sections21 lectures2h 13m total length
  • Introduction8:19
  • Consumer Behaviour6:32

    Explore the basics of human and consumer behaviour, from needs and persuasion to acquisition, consumption, and disposition, including consumer reviews and environmental consciousness in packaging.

  • Consumer decision Making8:20

    Explore the consumer decision making process, from information search to post-purchase evaluation, and show how emotions, age, gender, and lifestyle shape marketing messages and segmentation.

  • Consumer Psychology3:32

    Explore consumer psychology to understand the underlying motivations, needs, and desires of buyers. See how social proof, scarcity, emotional connection, warmth, and competence drive brand recognition and purchases.

  • Power of persuasion11:34

    Discover how repriosity, scarcity, knowledge and authority, consistency, likeability, and consensus shape persuasion, emphasizing social proof, reviews, and gift giving to influence buying decisions.

  • Behavioural Economics11:34

    Explore how behavioural economics blends economics and psychology to reveal why consumers make imperfect decisions, highlighting loss aversion, framing effects, and pain of payment in pricing.

  • Neuromarketing13:55

    Explore neuromarketing, the application of neuroscience to marketing, analyzing eye tracking, neurosignals, packaging, colors, and emotional states to explain unconscious consumer decisions.

Requirements

  • Beginner level

Description

Course Summary: Mastering Marketing Psychology – Influence, Persuade, and Convert

Unlock the secrets of the human mind and transform your marketing strategy with the powerful principles of psychology. This course dives deep into the science behind consumer behavior, helping you understand what truly drives buying decisions—and how to ethically use that knowledge to grow your business, brand, or career.

Whether you're a marketer, entrepreneur, business owner, or student, you’ll gain practical tools to connect with customers on a deeper level and create campaigns that truly resonate.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Introduction to Marketing Psychology
    Grasp the fundamentals of how psychology shapes consumer behavior and why it’s essential for effective marketing.

  • Consumer Decision-Making Process
    Discover the stages buyers go through before making a purchase and what influences their choices—from logic to emotion.

  • Behavioral Economics in Action
    Learn game-changing concepts like loss aversion, anchoring, and choice architecture—and how to apply them in your strategies.

  • The Power of Persuasion
    Master proven persuasion techniques using principles like reciprocity, scarcity, social proof, and authority.

  • Neuromarketing Essentials
    Explore how the brain responds to marketing stimuli, and how tools like eye-tracking and EEG are shaping the future of marketing.

  • Emotional Triggers in Marketing
    Understand how emotions influence purchasing—and how to use storytelling, visuals, and tone to connect emotionally with your audience.

  • Color Psychology
    Discover how different colors affect mood and perception—and how to choose the right color palette for your brand and content.

  • Storytelling that Sells
    Tap into the psychological power of storytelling to build trust, engagement, and brand loyalty.

  • Customer Loyalty & Retention
    Learn what makes customers stick around, and the psychological drivers that turn buyers into lifelong fans.

  • Ethical Marketing Psychology
    Understand the ethical line between influence and manipulation—and learn how to use psychological tactics responsibly and transparently.

By the end of this course, you’ll not only understand why consumers behave the way they do—but also how to ethically influence their decisions to drive better marketing outcomes. 

Who this course is for:

  • Small business owners
  • Marketers
  • those studying consumer behaviour