Majority of the products I have learned about have been influenced by the cues I have received.
The protein I currently use like a life line was suggested to me from a friend which gave me the
cue to go out and buy it. Buyers often by things on their own accord, but I would argue that all
purchases are influence by an outside force. The relationship between motivation and cues are
heavily connected. Receiving a cue from a person or Ad will bring motivation to those who are
interested. That is another reason why it Is important to have your product be as appealing as
possible. It will make it to where your product is a much stronger cue than its competitors.
The appeal of a product relies heavily on the power of a Cue. Every product that I have
come to love, always caught my attention in a captivating way. I was in need of a beard kit
recently and decided to go on amazon to see if anything would catch my eye. I spotted plenty
of options and seemed alright at first. The idea was to just get a kit that comes with everything,
but the presentation was not necessity for me until I spotted a kit that changed my thoughts on
that. This kit was wrapped and assorted in a way that felt like a personal gift and for a photo of
an item that has not been purchased yet, that is big. A nice-looking version of the products I
wanted were not a priority for me, but a successful Cue changed that for me
Reinforcement is a necessity for repeat customers and for an increase of word of
