Fandoms
Shoes+Scarcity
Social Media
The Lipstick effect
100

The result of businesses profiting more through the trickling of money in a city when a huge concert is in town

The Multiplier Effect

100

Define Scarcity

Limited availability of goods or services which increases the value.



100

The marketing effect of "only a few left in stock" or "limited time offer?"

Scarcity

100

What types of purchases do consumers usually cut back on during recessions?

Luxury Goods


200

A form of travelling, centered primarily around seeing a show/concert

Concert Tourism

200

Name one Physiological drive

Reactance theory

The Halo Effect

Scarcity Heuristic

200

A Tik tok video showing dramatic before and after results of a product creates this effect?

Social Proof

200

What is the term for consumers continuing to buy small, affordable luxuries during economic downturns?

The lipstick effect

300

The neurotransmitter that is activated when you purchase concert tickets or merch (a reward)

Dopamine

300

How do apps create the feeling of scarcity?

  • Drops only available through brand apps

  • Encourages people to download and stay active in app

  • VIP feeling

300

High numbers of likes, shares, and comments on a products post creates this influence? 

Engagement metrics
300

What's one thing that helps improve first impressions and professional appearance during job competition?

Cosmetics 

400

The system that creates empathy for celebrities, making us resonate with their policy, sport luck, and struggles

Mirror Neuron System

400

What does Goat, StockX and Ebay act like

stock markets for sneakers


400

Is visual or video content more likely to trigger impulse purchases on social media?

Video content

400

What is one reason the lipstick effect does not apply to all consumers?

Varies by consumer

500

The 5 sectors gaining marginal benefits to society due to concerts in town

Venues, Private Businesses, Transportation, Tourism, Patriotism/National Pride

500

How many times did I mention Travis Scott on the slides

5 times



500

Seeing others enjoy a product that boone and feeling compelled to buy it shows this behavioural effect

FOMO

500

What did small purchases like lipstick provide during the 2008 recession?

Emotional comfort