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Lindsay Keener

Lindsay Keener

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Founder and Head of Content, Keener and Company

Farmington

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Total articles 411

  • Why consumers view brands as theirs (according to consumer psychology)

    By Lindsay Keener| Quikly@ Consumers have a tendency to appreciate things that are relevant to them. In marketing, this concept appears in the form of tailored messaging, familiar or nostalgic products, or personalized content. It’s also present in consumer behavior. Feelings of missing out or a desire to protect what's theirs can influence purchase decisions. This is a result of psychological ownership, a sense of close personal attachment to a brand or product  - and it can have a major impact on the customer lifecycle.

    By Lindsay Keener · Quikly

    May. 09, 2023

  • Detroit youth are a slam dunk | Skillman Foundation

    By Lindsay Keener| skillman.org@ Detroit youth are a slam dunk Even the most notable names in social responsibility know the importance of amplifying youth voices. The Detroit Pistons, a franchise within the National Basketball Association, is no different. With 60-plus years of dedication to Detroit, the organization is known for using basketball as a vehicle for change to inspire its community. Its latest goal? Appeal to younger generations and incorporate initiatives that help meet community needs.

    By Lindsay Keener · skillman.org

    Apr. 12, 2023

  • Why consumers view brands as theirs (according to consumer psychology)

    By Lindsay Keener| Quikly@ Consumers have a tendency to appreciate things that are relevant to them. In marketing, this concept appears in the form of tailored messaging, familiar or nostalgic products, or personalized content. It’s also present in consumer behavior. Feelings of missing out or a desire to protect what's theirs can influence purchase decisions. This is a result of psychological ownership, a sense of close personal attachment to a brand or product  - and it can have a major impact on the customer lifecycle.

    By Lindsay Keener · Quikly

    May. 09, 2023

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Farmington, United States