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Gamification and Engagement Signals

How might this even be possible? Gamification can help. This is the family of signals that you build into your engagement processes that rewards behaviors that are aligned with your goals. Gamification started with —...

Email List Quality

Jack Welch, the former CEO of General Electric, is regarded as one of the most successful business minds of all time. At one time, he held that the bottom 10% performers across his business should...

Apple’s Trust Disclosure as a Competitive Advantage

While this graphic (source: Reddit) shows the differences for messaging platforms, the difference is just as stark for browsers (Chrome vs all others), and search (Google vs all others.) And Android (vs iOS). And Google...

Losing Trust with Creepy Tracking

Perhaps even worse is the notification that pops up on your phone from a retailer or service provider when you go to a particular location. Many people are completely unaware that many "loyalty" apps track...

Trust, Pain, and Price

Trust and Pain:With low trust and low pain, there is no need, and therefore no business that is available. And as the pain grows, high-trust competitors will scoop the business. With high trust, the spectrum...

Monetizing Thought Leadership: Client Journeys

The journey can be characterized in four stages: from “I don't know this person”, to “I think they are an expert”, to “let's give them a try”, to “let's engage them”. (This is my Trust...

Tactical Relationship Building: Give to Get

The question though, is what happens when there isn't any interest. When you don't have the solution right then and there. Has all of your marketing effort and investment been a waste? Should one simply...

Reducing Your Costs with Partnerships

Downstream delivery partnerships: These are partnerships that focus on what happens "after" the sale. This could include implementation assistance after selling a software license, compliance monitoring after an audit, or outsourced web hosting after the...

Digital Transformation: Toolmaker Strategy

Here are three clues: As bread becomes more popular, more flour gets used. As more people travel by train, more train engines are required. As more transactions happen online, credit card payment gateways process even...

Digital Transformation Strategy: Direct to Consumer

The fundamental flaw in this approach is that the manufacturer has no idea about the end customer. Nor does the manufacturer even have a relationship with the retailer. While it is true that the largest...

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