Persuadability

Persuadability - Arial Guersenzvaig - Claro

Persuadability is the evil cousin of IA - there to make people do things that they don’t want to do

From reactive focus on customers to proactive focus

Conversion rate still less than 5% on average

Problems:

  • Low pressure
  • lack of attractive commercial propositions
  • try to elicit too much info
  • poor positioning
  • no calls to action
  • no clear offer
  • poor measurement of real online behaviour
  • poor content
  • length of shopping process

Persuadability:

  • consumer psychology
  • user expeience
  • value proposition
  • marketing strategy

AIDA is an acronym used in marketing that describes a
common list of events that is very often undergone when a person is
selling a product or service: * A - Attention - to attract the
attention of the customer.* I - Interest - to get the customer
interested by demonstrating its features, advantages, and benefits.* D
- Desire - convincing customers of the product’s advantage and its
ability to satisfy specific needs.* A - Action - to push customers
toward actually purchasing the product.

AIDA online becomes AAIADA

  • Attention - action
  • Interest - action
  • Desire - action

conversion is the sum of several micro-actions

Beyond usability - what’s the commercial success in being usable - look at the value proposition

real-time measurement and analytics

decision - action

jon

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