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Which variables are truly affecting the digital consumer?
The digisocial brain
Adam Hassan
Yes, I really do
founding father of human action theory
Talcot Parson
Cultural norms, social & individualistic behavior
is what’s driving human action
whats more important?
Culture VS Strategy
Cultural differences erroryou said whaaaaaaat?
Part 1- Culture
... or an onion.
Culture is like an iceberg...
cultural obsession
what’s your thing?
High Context & Low ContextDo you know what I mean?
Verbal
VS
Non Verbal
High powerVS
Low power
Monochronic & Polychronic...making one thing at a time.. or many things.
IndividualismVS
Collectivism
Talk to me......like asians do
makes everything a little bit easier
knowing what’s up (there)...
... about functions and benefits
you can tell and motivate...
...emotionally
you can connect...
... cultural connection - witch is far more empowering
or you can make a..
by making a cultural connection..
...you create hardcore fans
Creating a cultural connection..... and what good can come out of it.
who litters?
Texas wanted to know
King of the hill lifestyle
does the crying indian really stop him from throwing a beer can?
Please don’t.Really.
You can’t touch this.....or that.
with knowledge and flexibility.....we will succeed!
Part 2 - The (white) manaka the monochronic, low-context user
And who’s who?
What’s what?
founding father of social psychology
Kurt Lewin
Lewins equation
B=⨍(PE)
Behavior is a function of a Person & their Environment
B=⨍(PE)
But we can change Behavior by changing the Environment
B=⨍(PE)We can’t change the Person
One small step for Google...
...and a big for step for behavioral change
All mighty creators
...is the behavior you’ve designed for...
The behavior you’re seeing...
...that you can’t control
...but also a mix of everything else...
all else second
Behavior first
The furious five
We can’t help but see ourselves at the center of it all.
1. Egocentric Worldview
The hierarchy of needs
Abraham Maslow
Maslow’s pyramid
Personal value precedes network value
The Del.icio.us Lesson
Even if social value didn’t exist, Delicious would still provide real personal value
We can actively think about only one thing at a time.
2. Single Locus of Attention
William JamesMaster of attention
The spotlight model
“...you need to limit distractions to the full extent possible. Pull quotes—so effective near the top of an
article— become a nuisance further down; many readers will find themselves unconsciously drawn to them, even when they want to focus on the text.”
The mere fact that others are doing something is often enough
3. Social proof
How to influence
Robert Cialdini
Immediate, positive feedback elicits similar behavior in the future.
4. Positive Reinforcement
Mr. Reinforcement
B.F. Skinner
Four behavioral consequences and their effects
Before first post
After first post
After second post
After a few posts...
Making impact through the use of colors
5. Color Manipulation
father of motivational research
Ernest Dichter
to affect through colors
how’s your coffee, mam?
Version A - the green button
Version b - the red button
Red outperformed green by 21%.
+ Egocentric worldview + Single locus of attention
+ Social Proof + Positive Reinforcement
+ Color Manipulation
Never forget.
Customer culture
= is what’s influencing the digital mind
The end
Gracias!