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Breakdowns

Big-company moves, shrunk to fit a local business.

The largest companies spend fortunes testing what makes people buy, and many results are public. We pick the moves that transfer, explain why they work, and show how a small owner can copy them. Tap "Copy this" on any card.

Public breakdowns based on widely reported information about each company. None of these companies are Evolve Vision clients, and nothing here suggests they endorse us.

Domino's
Pizza Tracker · launched 2008

Make the wait visible

Domino's showed customers their order moving through each stage: prep, oven, quality check, out for delivery. The pizza didn't arrive faster. The wait became visible, and visible waits feel shorter and create fewer "where is it?" calls.

Amazon
1-Click ordering · patented 1999

Remove every extra step

Amazon removed steps between "I want this" and "it's ordered". Saved details meant one click instead of a checkout form. The lesson: every extra step is a place where people quit.

Starbucks
Mobile Order & Pay · rolled out 2015

Kill the queue

Starbucks let customers order and pay in the app before they arrived, skipping the line. The moment people were most likely to give up became a non-event.

Chewy
Personal touches at scale

Let the system remember

Chewy became widely known for handwritten holiday cards, hand-painted pet portraits and condolence flowers when a customer's pet died. Small, human gestures that customers share online.

Costco
The $1.50 hot dog combo

One unforgettable offer

Costco has famously kept its hot dog and soda combo at $1.50 since the 1980s. A memorable, predictable offer that signals value and gives people a reason to come back.

The research
Harvard Business Review · 2011

The first reply usually wins

"The Short Life of Online Sales Leads" reported that firms that tried to contact a lead within an hour were nearly seven times more likely to qualify it than firms that waited longer. Many firms took far longer, or never replied.

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