Hey, I'm Jonny — an Applied Behavioural Strategist.
Most marketers have a Value Gap – the distance between what you're offering and whether your customers buy.
I help founders and marketers close it.
Using the science of how people actually make decisions.
Get one Value Gap-closing insight a week in my newsletter.
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A few things I've done:
• Embedded behavioural advisor to Uber & Uber Eats across AU, APAC, LATAM & India (2018–2022)
• Driven growth for Qantas, Google, Oxfam, Woolworths, Diageo, Allianz & more
• Delivered behaviour change programs for State Governments, federal agencies & Premier's cabinet
• Advised at executive and C-suite level across public and private sectors
Some Value Gaps I've closed:
• +53% MoM enquiries & +137% YoY from a single behavioural strategy engagement
• App onboarding improved from 20% → 86% — customers finally saw the value of switching
• Basket value up 298% for a major retailer
• Trained teams globally in behavioural thinking — improving sales conversions and customer outcomes
If your customers aren't buying a product you know is good enough — you probably have a Value Gap.
Get in touch. Close it. Grow.
People think change happens in a “nuclear bomb” reset kind of way.
Where you just go hard and things will change.
They don’t work like that.
You have to start small.
Take waking up earlier to work on your goals.
Don’t just try and go from 7.30am to 5am.
Won’t happen.
Instead, go from 7.30am to…
- 7am
- 6.30am
- 6am
- 5.30am
- 5am
Gradually. Over days or weeks.
Let your broader life context shift with the gradual change you’re making.
You think you've made a winning ad, optimised the hell out of your funnel.
But prospects still leave silently before buying your product.
Leaving you with no reason or insight - no "why" - to improve on.
You have a Value Gap.
The chasm between what you think of your product and how it's communicated.
Vs how your prospect/customer frames it and experiences it.
But you don’t know what's causing it.
It's a blind spot to your prospect's behaviour.
And it's killing your growth.
You need to builda bridge between your world and the consumers world.
Understand and map the true drivers of customer behaviour and you'll start seeing sales increase.
It's often the stuff we can't see that stops our customers from buying.
People think change happens in a “nuclear bomb” reset kind of way.
Where you just go hard and things will change.
They don’t work like that.
You have to start small.
Take waking up earlier to work on your goals.
Don’t just try and go from 7.30am to 5am.
Won’t happen.
Instead, go from 7.30am to…
- 7am
- 6.30am
- 6am
- 5.30am
- 5am
Gradually. Over days or weeks.
Let your broader life context shift with the gradual change you’re making.
You think you've made a winning ad, optimised the hell out of your funnel.
But prospects still leave silently before buying your product.
Leaving you with no reason or insight - no "why" - to improve on.
You have a Value Gap.
The chasm between what you think of your product and how it's communicated.
Vs how your prospect/customer frames it and experiences it.
But you don’t know what's causing it.
It's a blind spot to your prospect's behaviour.
And it's killing your growth.
You need to builda bridge between your world and the consumers world.
Understand and map the true drivers of customer behaviour and you'll start seeing sales increase.
It's often the stuff we can't see that stops our customers from buying.
the worst social proof is giving salience to a negative popular behaviour when trying to influence someone.
i.e. "57% of parents don't cook for their kids. Learn to cook today!"
This simply tells people that the majority aren't doing the desired behaviour, so its permissible for me not to either...