Dlaczego klienci NIE KUPUJĄ? (Prawo Hicka)

In this Polish‑language discussion, the speakers analyse why many e‑commerce sites fail to convert visitors into buyers. They point to decision‑paralysis caused by Hick’s law – the cognitive limit of holding roughly 5‑9 options in short‑term memory, which makes the decision time grow as the number and complexity of choices increase. They criticize founders and teams for not conducting quantitative customer research: they often do not know why people buy, who their true competitors are, or how their brand and store are perceived. The conversation also highlights a common misconception that a brand should act as an oracle; instead, brands merely provide context that can help identify problems, but should not be treated as a binary source of truth. Overall, the dialogue stresses the need for data‑driven insight into customer psychology and brand perception to overcome purchase hesitation.










