Final: Short Answer Flashcards
How to distinguish a trend from a fad (what questions to answer)
Is it compatible with a jchange in consumer lifestyles?
Does the innovation provide benefits?
Is the innovation compatible with other changes in the marketplace?
Who is adopting the trend?
Fad
high sales for a short period of time
Will fade before a new product can be created
Trend
Enduring
Ways to build a good user test
- Responsive design creates an integrated experience across devices; want a seamless process
- Just do 3 tests
- Write tasks that center on your goals
- Give a reward or incentive
1-3-6 Test
- Recruit a viewer unfamiliar with your website (or the digital property) you are testing
- Show them your website for 1 second, then 3 seconds, and finally 6 seconds
- Ask them to jot down answers to three questions:
- What do you remember?
- What can you do on this site?
- Who is this site for?
what can the 1-3-6 test teach you?
VOLUMES ABOUT HOW YOUR DIGITAL PROPERTY IS EFFECTIVELY (OR NOT) MESSAGING
What does mobile first mean?
Building your digital property with the mobile user in mind first
Build for mobile and then expand
Thinking about how it’s going to appear on mobile -most people start here
examples of mobile first
- how an email or website displays on smartphone vs desktop
- google can punish you by not having a mobile first platform
- social posts (shorter texts or more photos because you remember people are looking at it on mobile)
- using responsive design (know exactly what medium customer is using and adjust screen size from there)
How a company can still get some organic reach on Facebook?
Encouraging engagement on posts Asking fans to prioritize their feed (by changing their settings) Moving to groups Live videos Conversations in the comments Paying money
Bonus: how it can be used strategically to bring down prices on paid reach - Facebook
Reach people who have a relationship with your business whether they are existing consumers or people who have interacted with your business on Facebook or other platforms → this makes a “warm” audience so that your conversion rates will be higher and thus lowering your costs
How a business can conduct marketing research as a specific subcategory of online listening? What can they learn and where can they listen?
- What features do consumers like? Dislike? What features do they want in the future? What problems do they have?
- Focus on reviews of your product and competitors (Amazon, yelp, youtube)
- Seek out online communities and discussions (reddit, topic-specific)
- Learn what people are sayinga bout your company and products, identify issues/bright spots, and innovate
- Learn about demographics and customers