
The Real Reasons Store Music Makes You Spend
Store music is never an accident. Research on background music shows how tempo, volume, and mood quietly shape how long you browse and how much you spend.

Store music is never an accident. Research on background music shows how tempo, volume, and mood quietly shape how long you browse and how much you spend.

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