Persuasive Design Patterns - Prathamesh Krisang

Persuasive Design Patterns

Design Pattern #29 : Superimpose Digital Prompt

Make your SaaS visible This is a design technique that a lot of SaaS companies can use to make their invisible products’ impact, visible on

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Persuasive Design Patterns

Design Pattern #28 : Classical / Modern Remix

How do you make nostalgia new? How do you make nostalgia hip? Very few brands use the power of nostalgia. Because it is easier said

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Persuasive Design Patterns

Design Pattern #27 : Objection Handling

Why we don’t buy? Good salespeople spend ridiculous amount of time in figuring how to handle objections. More than how to convince the customer. That

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Persuasive Design Patterns

Design Pattern #26 : Cover & Copy

Ogilvy’s favorite technique to visualize a sales letter If you look at Ogilvy’s ads, one of the greats in advertising. You will see he repeatedly

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Persuasive Design Patterns

Design Pattern #25 : Superimpose Sketch

How to combine reality with imagination in your story? Should you limit your product to what it looks like in your marketing? A good marketer

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Persuasive Design Patterns

Design Pattern #24 : Lettering with Products

How to make your product talk? In the world of advertising, there are countless ways to get a message across to consumers. But, what is

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Persuasive Design Patterns

Design Pattern #23 : Speech Bubble

Visualizing speech in ads Comic books, memes, testimonials & chats, all have a common design pattern. They all use Speech Bubble to communicate a character’s

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Design Pattern #22 : Blueprint

If advertisers had an X Ray How do you show the 100s of decisions you have taken to build your product? All thoughtful designs were

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Design Pattern #21 : Labels

Everything has a label Everything and everyone has a label. Your name is a label given to you. Your product’s name is the label given

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Design Pattern #20 : Exaggeration

How do you ethically exaggerate your product? We all love exaggeration. Whether its a child throwing tantrums in a supermarket because you refused to buy

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Category: Persuasive Design Patterns

Design Pattern #29 : Superimpose Digital Prompt

Design Pattern #28 : Classical / Modern Remix

Design Pattern #27 : Objection Handling

Design Pattern #26 : Cover & Copy

Design Pattern #25 : Superimpose Sketch

Design Pattern #24 : Lettering with Products

Design Pattern #23 : Speech Bubble

Design Pattern #22 : Blueprint

Design Pattern #21 : Labels

Design Pattern #20 : Exaggeration

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