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Yep and I agree with some of your points. The main point of that article was showing strategies that you can replicate for each scenario (social proof, intro,
by pedrocortes 8y ago
Yep and I agree with some of your points.
The main point of that article was showing strategies that you can replicate for each scenario (social proof, intro, product explanation...)and I think you got that ;)
- chiefalchemist 8y agoYes. I did. I think we all did :) But we see these things __botched__ all the time. The reason for that is too many still have it all wrong. They get the means right. "Look ma! My CTA is just like that article!!" But they miss the start, and the ends. That is: It's not about them, it's about me. The article is about tools. That's great. But unless you understand and embrace why you're using them, you're going to get it wrong. Again, plenty are still getting it wrong. Put another way, a fancy new IDE or a hot-shot framework, etc. are tools. They don't mean you're going to build good / great product. You need a broader awareness for that. Not just how to use the tools, but why. I was wanting to shine some light on why.