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As a follow up to our data driven traffic acquisition article , we’re going to be looking at the roles emotion & data play in “activating” customers and using Dave McClure’s Conversion Metrics as a guide to the larger conversation. 3 Step Approach To Emotional Design. Screenshot from CopyBlogger’s Slideshare.
As a follow up to our data driven traffic acquisition article , we’re going to be looking at the roles emotion & data play in “activating” customers and using Dave McClure’s Conversion Metrics as a guide to the larger conversation. 3 Step Approach To Emotional Design. Screenshot from CopyBlogger’s Slideshare.
As a follow up to our data driven traffic acquisition article , we’re going to be looking at the roles emotion & data play in “activating” customers and using Dave McClure’s Conversion Metrics as a guide to the larger conversation. 3 Step Approach To Emotional Design. Screenshot from CopyBlogger’s Slideshare.
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And the “Uber of Greece” is in Greece – not exactly the next big market. Prove more through metrics. I truly believe in the meritocracy of Silicon Valley – when you have solid metrics. You can make the next SnapChat – not just the next (blank) for African-Americans. Think bigger! Have a BIG, likeable personality.
And speaking of capitalism, George Papandreou’s, the former Prime Minister of Greece and the poster child for the European economic crisis, TED Global talk is already live. Editor’s note: Since I wrote this, Compare Metrics was renamed Edgecase and was acquired by GroupBy in Canada.
Common reason for failure: no metric or feedback mechanism to measure the percentage of applications that were routed to the wrong job. Common reason for failure: the absence of a metric or feedback mechanism to measure the percentage of applications that were misclassified or that advanced without meeting minimum standards.
They have a growth metric – one measurement of success – that focuses the attention of the entire enterprise. In Greece, 10% of the populace works for the government at higher than average wages. They have a growth metric – one measurement of success – that focuses the attention of the entire enterprise.
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Many used some data, but they unfortunately used silly data strategies/metrics. And silly simply because as soon as the strategy/success metric being obsessed about was mentioned, it was clear they would fail. It is a really good metric. There are many spectacular reasons for why Like (and +1s, Followers) is a horrible metric.
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