Title: What is Impulse Buying? [Top Causes and Effects] - The Money Boy
Headings: What is Impulse Buying? [Top Causes and Effects]
What is Impulse Buying? [Top Causes and Effects]
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What is Impulse Buying?
What Causes Impulse Buying?
1. We love to shop
2. Availability of credit cards
3. Living without a budget
4. Attractive presentation of goods
5. Emphasize Scarcity to Manipulate Buyers
6. Upsell and Cross sell
7. Delayed Cost
8. Stalker Ads
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Effects of Impulse Buying
1. Immediate Satisfaction
2. A Cluttered Home
3. Debt Snowball
Spur of the moment impulse purchases can disrupt a consumer’s financial stability.
Final Thoughts
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Content: We love to shop
Something about bringing home something shiny and new never gets old. It’s human nature, right? Not quite so. If you think about it, this materialistic characteristic is ingrained in us from a very young age. Starting from childhood, parents, relatives, and friends gift us new things for pretty much any special occasion; No festival or celebration goes by without the exchanging of gifts. It’s practically ritual. This ends up creating a psychological connection between new things and happiness. Many people claim to shop because it truly brings them joy. Once you fall into the habit of deriving happiness from shopping and material items, it can be very hard to break away.