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In marketing and digital strategy, "Ad copy" refers to the crafted textual content designed to persuade and convert potential customers, while "prisanker" (price anchors) are strategic pricing cues used to influence consumer perception of value. The relationship between the two is practical and tactical: effective ad copy incorporates prisanker techniques to frame the price in a way that makes the offer appear more attractive. For example, ad copy might highlight a higher original price (the anchor) before presenting a discounted price, thereby increasing the perceived deal value and driving higher conversion rates. This synergy works because the ad copy sets the narrative and emotional context, while the prisanker manipulates cognitive biases around pricing. Together, they optimize the message to maximize purchase intent by leveraging psychological pricing strategies directly within the promotional text, making the pricing seem more favorable and justifying the purchase decision.

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Ad copy

nounæd ˈkɒpi

Text created for advertising or promotional purposes, specifically crafted to persuade or inform potential customers.

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prisanker

noun/ˈpriːsˌɑŋkər/

A price anchor is a cognitive bias where an initial price or value influences subsequent judgments about the worth or cost of a product or service.

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