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by tdmckinlay 6y ago
True, I love the way Duolingo does it (I guess we could somewhat fit this under 'gamification' when it comes to digital products). But it's such a missed opportunity in so many other domains, like encouraging people to eat he
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Use “pseudo-sets” to control how many actions people take(ariyh.substack.com)
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Survivorship bias: when failure gets forgotten(nesslabs.com)
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Take a political stance with your brand to gain customers(ariyh.substack.com)
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Use high-price products to sell your other products(hbr.org)
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Might political conservatism be driven by taste sensitivity?(behaviorist.biz)
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Tip: Try saying “$0” instead of “free” to increase conversions(indiehackers.com)
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by tdmckinlay 6y ago
That's true, I also wonder if it ties up with some parts of app gamification
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by tdmckinlay 6y ago
Very good point, and I think that also creates a really good peak at the end of your buying experience that you will remember for a long time: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peak%E2%80%93end_rule
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by tdmckinlay 6y ago
I wish there was too, but I couldn't find one. I was surprised about how many videos there are on Youtube explaining the Jeep Wave!
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by tdmckinlay 6y ago
Spot on, that's a really good one!
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A ritual for your product increases satisfaction and spending(ariyh.substack.com)
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The Hidden Opportunity in Referral Messages(ariyh.substack.com)
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