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Understanding consumer behavior is not just an advantage; it’s a necessity. By delving into the psychology behind consumer choices, businesses can craft strategies that resonate deeply with their target market, fostering loyalty and driving sales. This post explores the multifaceted nature of consumer behavior, offering insights into how businesses can harness this understanding to enhance their marketing strategies and connect more effectively with their customers. 1. Decoding Psychological Drivers: Consumers don’t make purchasing decisions in a vacuum. Their choices are profoundly influenced by a complex interplay of psychological factors. Emotions, motivations, perceptions, and attitudes all play critical roles. For instance, how…

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MixJet Flight Support, the premier global aviation services provider, has been honoured as the sole international trip support company to engage in the prestigious COP28. This exclusive invitation is a testament to MixJet’s front-running GreenHorizon initiative, which champions sustainability in the skies. Last year marked a significant milestone for MixJet, successfully delivering 49 million liters of jet fuel and handling 2,400+ flights across its expanding network of over 1,300 contracted handlers and FBOs. The year also saw the strategic opening of new offices in the UK and Portugal, signalling MixJet’s growing global influence. GreenHorizon stands as MixJet’s commitment to sustainability,…

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People in London are much more likely to rely on their savings to pay everyday living expenses with a fifth of people also forced to turn to credit to cover these costs Half of Londoners admit they’re more concerned about their financial position than at any point over the last three years However, a fifth of people in London say that access to credit has worsened since the pandemic as concerns grow over how households will stay financially afloat as living costs continue to rise Londoners are the most reliant on their savings with almost 3m people forced to dip…

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Recruitment for technology professionals is set to increase in the coming year, but firms will face rising salary costs as skills shortages continue despite previous layoffs. That’s according to new research by specialist recruitment firm, Robert Half. The company’s 2024 Salary Guide – which analyses and reports on market salaries, hiring trends, and skills requirements across the UK – revealed that half (50%) of tech hiring managers plan to increase headcount for permanent roles in 2024 following a year of turbulence in the tech sector. According to the data, despite the initial layoffs noted in larger tech businesses at the beginning of…

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If one of your new year’s resolutions is to cut down on coffee, a cup of matcha can be the perfect alternative. It contains less caffeine and is gentler on the body, whilst still providing a delicious taste. Matcha Please is an exciting new brand to look out for in 2024, as they’ve crafted a delicious range of matcha that is made from high-quality ingredients and easy to prepare when you’re on the go. Great taste, great quality, great convenience. Unlike some other brands that are sold in large quantity containers and need to be prepared with a whisk, Matcha Please offers their range in single serve sachets…

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Designed by Folkform in collaboration with Louis De Poortere, The Monochromes explores the craft of machine weaving in a range of woven rugs. Founded in 2005, Stockholm-based art and design studio, Folkform, is run by designers Chandra Ahlsell and Anna Lovisa Holmquist. One of Sweden’s leading design studios, it was given the 2019 Bruno Mathsson Award and 2023 Scandinavian Design Award and has work represented in the collections of the Swedish National Museum and Oslo’s National Museum. In its collaboration with Louis De Poortere, the studio has used colour as a material to reveal the explorations of machine weaving in…

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Last year witnessed the largest surge in the UK’s divorce rate in over a decade, with 116,000 divorce applications in 2022, reflecting an increase of 7,800 compared to 2021. This significant spike has prompted Divorce-Online, one of the UK’s leading filers of divorce applications, to delve into research to identify the most prevalent areas for divorce in the country. Mark Keenan, a representative of Divorce-Online, commented on the changing dynamics, stating, “Traditionally, addictions to substances like drugs and alcohol, as well as behaviours like gambling and excessive social media use, have been identified as catalysts for the dissolution of relationships.…

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From the streets of Buenos Aires to the peaks of Patagonia, the cover story this month shines a spotlight on Argentina. This vast country offers experiences as diverse as its landscapes, whether you want to hike in a national park, sample local wine, go whale-watching or stay on a ranch. Our annual Cruise guide is also back to inspire your next ship-bound adventure, be it spotting pink dolphins in Peru, discovering the shores of Falmouth or cruising the Nile in style. ALSO INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Emilia-Romagna: Cycle through Italy’s ‘food valley’ for a taste of the country’s iconic produce Tahiti:…

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With 155,000 square feet, this is one of the largest facilities in the industry, setting the stage for ground breaking innovations. Relocation encourages and develops the collaboration and teamwork between Subzero Engineering’s data center containment and Simplex modular cleanroom solutions product lines. Dedicated research and development area will become company’s epicenter of innovation, driving the development of cutting-edge solutions. Salt Lake City, Utah – Subzero Engineering, the global leader in turnkey engineering solutions for data centers, industrial cleanrooms and mission-critical environments, is delighted to announce a new 155,000-square-foot facility in Salt Lake City, Utah. The extensive premises enables the company…

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Seconded employees – employees temporarily assigned to a different role, organisation, or department – choose more innovative ideas and influence permanent staff to do the same, finds new research from ESMT Berlin. Despite the motivation to select new ideas, individuals and organisations often still reject or overlook them. These ideas can be difficult to understand, risky, and challenging as their inherent uncertainty makes it harder to predict reception and usage. Linus Dahlander, professor of strategy and Lufthansa Group Chair in Innovation, ESMT Berlin, alongside researchers from Aarhus University, Warwick Business School, and Bocconi University, investigated whether seconded employees impact the selection…

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