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“Design With Respect: How Ethical UX Builds Loyalty Without Manipulation” Ethical behavior design is about using psychology to help users—not trap them. While many apps exploit habits for endless scrolling or impulsive purchases, ethical design resp

I just study about how consumer reviews can quietly reveal major economic patterns. 🧠📉 While browsing restaurant reviews from different cities, I noticed something interesting: In some places, people mostly talk about taste, ambiance, or service.

“Mind Over Market: How to Decode Specific Buyer Behaviors for Precision Marketing” Specific buyer behavior is about decoding what really drives a customer’s decisions—not what they say, but what they do. For example, impulse buyers respond to urgenc

𝗥𝗲𝗽𝗲𝗮𝘁 𝗰𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗺𝗲𝗿𝘀 : If you have repeat customers for a particular product, it’s a sign that your product is meeting their needs. Take time to analyze what customers like about this product so that you can apply the same approach to o

[Ideation -> MVP] ISSUES * little/no penetration of on-demand rides in semi-urban & rural areas * unaffordable by a large section of Indians (urban/rural) * single carrying capacity of 2W ride-hailing services (Rapido), unsuitable for group travel

Co-Founder Search ISSUES felt * little/no penetration of on-demand rides in semi-urban & rural areas * unaffordable by a large section of Indians (urban/rural) * single carrying capacity of 2W ride-hailing services (Rapido), unsuitable for group tr

How to dominate a crowded segment ⁉️ Let's take the example of the Energy Drinks Market in India. This market was premium, with prices higher than your parents expectations with you. And in such a premium market, the cost of making the product is us

Healthify just did something clever with pricing—and it feels human. Three options for the same subscription, each with a message and emoji, and they even show what it costs them per user: ₹1,499 a year. The moment someone tries going lower, a gentle