Sliced Bars or Imperfect Stars? How to Shape Consumer Preferences with Your Product Rating Design2/9/2024 Humans are innately inclined to spontaneously create a whole image out of impartial or missing visual elements. Based on this level of visual processing called Gestalt, consumers perceive non-rectangular (vs. rectangular) product rating units to be incomplete after vertical cutting, affecting their decision-making.
Why should you care? By understanding how the design of rating/review elements influences product preference, you can strategise your visual marketing techniques to positively shift buyer behaviour in the desired direction. Either rectangular (specifically bar ratings) or non-rectangular (specifically star ratings) formats can be tactically adopted in your business by looking at rating distribution, by identifying the audience more susceptible to the visual rounding effect and ways in which this effect can be prevented when needed.
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Your business has customers, but they're not all created equally.
Some customers might purchase one product or service and leave. Others become loyal supporters and purchase many products or repeat service purchases over the course of a year, or two, or more. Which customer is then more valuable to you? Obviously the second group, but you need to be measuring lifetime value to know that. You need to know if the audience you are attracting is increasing or decreasing this value for your business. The way to measure it is known as your CLV, or Customer Lifetime Value. Knowing the CLV for different customers will greatly help you with business decision-making and business profitability. Using the CLV metric, you can also determine, among other things:
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