The effect of information sequence for main and add-on products on consumer spending
Project overview
In various studies, we investigate how the sequence of price information for complementary products influences the purchasing behaviour of consumers. Our experiments show that a sequential or simultaneous presentation influences the willingness to buy and thus the total spend. Based on further studies, we investigate the mechanism behind this phenomenon and offer valuable insights for the design of effective pricing strategies in different industries.
Further information
- Responsible: Chair of Marketing
Project management
Univ.-Prof. Dr.
Michael Steiner
Chair holder
Faculty of Management, Economics and Society (Department of Management and Entrepreneurship) | Chair of Marketing
Alfred-Herrhausen-Straße 50
58455 WittenRoom number: C-1.157