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IKEA isn’t chaos — it’s choreography. Every arrow, every staged room, and even that mid-way café is engineered to guide behavior. The store isn’t just selling furniture; it’s scripting desire. By the time you reach the warehouse, “maybe” has quietly become “yes.”
This episode unpacks the psychology behind IKEA’s billion-dollar funnel — why journey design outperforms persuasion, and how intention in layout, sequence, and reset moments can turn exploration into conversion.
Your move today: audit your customer path like IKEA audits its aisles. Cut one detour, stage your offer in context, and build a small “reset” before drop-off — a quiz, a freebie, or a human touchpoint.
Because when you choreograph curiosity, the sale writes itself.
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By Rosha Entezari5
4141 ratings
IKEA isn’t chaos — it’s choreography. Every arrow, every staged room, and even that mid-way café is engineered to guide behavior. The store isn’t just selling furniture; it’s scripting desire. By the time you reach the warehouse, “maybe” has quietly become “yes.”
This episode unpacks the psychology behind IKEA’s billion-dollar funnel — why journey design outperforms persuasion, and how intention in layout, sequence, and reset moments can turn exploration into conversion.
Your move today: audit your customer path like IKEA audits its aisles. Cut one detour, stage your offer in context, and build a small “reset” before drop-off — a quiz, a freebie, or a human touchpoint.
Because when you choreograph curiosity, the sale writes itself.
Send us a text