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Shaken & Stirred - Influential Brand Profiling and Positioning

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Retail : “The Left Digit Effect” – Stores use specific prices to make you buy

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Here's how stores use specific prices to make you buy – http://t.co/xXY1Lzeo86 #retail #shopping pic.twitter.com/oTfTUlbWWJ

— CitizenSting (@CitizenSting) February 8, 2015

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