Thinking of a Halloween-themed post: UX that kills, the scariest design patterns out there. Send me your examples! :) #ux
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A dog on the @typeform website is licking a play button. Call to action anyone? xbm.se/125wyOu #ux #cro #cta
↪ Replying to @TrulyTherese
@TrulyTherese Erik o Bart var nog de som fick mig att tänka till mest. Missa inte Roger Dooleys Brainfluence podcast: rogerdooley.com/category/podca…
Me and John :D RT @beantin: It's just wrong. @axbom @Conversionista the #CJAM4 xbm.se/1ty6SGn
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@TrulyTherese Jajamen, fyra bra intervjuer :) Vem var din favorit?
@TrulyTherese är du kvar?
"Every time you go to xbm.se/ZGjuxy they have got about 200 A/B tests going on at the same time." #cjam @Conversionista
Gillar att @inUse_swe och jag verkar fånga och fastna för samma budskap hela tiden :D #CJAM4
"Yes, data is important, but what we also do, just as important, is getting to know our customers. We visit them at home.” #ikea #cjam4
Takeaway so far from #cjam4: Work more with feelings, nudge users, stay top of mind. Care about users long before conversion. Stay on brand.
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@sundhult tror inte det… men snart finns en intervju med @Erik_Modig :)
The road to conversion on @Erik_Modig’s slide: cognisance, categorisation (of our brand), new and innovatory, feelings, relevance #CJAM4
Like it. Asking the audience what the quality of the talk has been this far, on a scale of 1-10. #CJAM4
We increase probability of conversion if we target both the conscious and the unconscious mind. @Erik_Modig #CJAM4
The unconscious part of our brain dominates our decisions. It processes 10,000 times more info than the conscious part. @Erik_Modig #CJAM4
Before social media… very linear behaviour and persuasion methodology. Boy those marketers must have had it easy! ;) @Erik_Modig #cjam4
Now a Swedish talk about Web consumer psychology by @Erik_Modig In short: Brain input and output effects. #cjam4
So how do we make sure our A/B-test results aren’t contaminated by contextual variations? Do the same A/B-test many times? #CJAM4