Mehedi Hasan

04/02/2024

Coffee cup iOS app.

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18/05/2023

📣 Dive into the fascinating world of habit formation! Discover how a popular social network has captivated millions of users, becoming an integral part of their daily lives. Explore the power of habit-forming technology and its impact on behavior. Join the discussion now!

17/05/2023

Launching a new product or service is easy, but most new endeavors fail. Why? They don't solve a problem. Investors want to invest in painkillers, not vitamins. But today's hottest tech companies like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram provide habit-forming solutions that solve a pain we didn't even know we had. The key is to create a positive habit, not an addiction. So, if you're launching a new product, make sure it solves a real problem and creates a healthy habit.

16/05/2023

Are you looking to create a habit-forming product? It all comes down to two factors: frequency and perceived utility. The more often someone uses your product and the more rewarding it feels, the more likely it will become a habit. Just look at the products you use every day - they've become a part of your routine because they're valuable and easy to use. So, make sure your product offers both frequent use and high perceived value to create a habit-forming experience for your users.

15/05/2023

If you are building a habit-forming product, write down the answers to these questions:
- What habits does your business model require?
- What problem are users turning to your product to solve?
- How do users currently solve that problem and why does it need a solution?
- How frequently do you expect users to engage with your product?
- What user behavior do you want to make into a habit?

15/05/2023

Do you want your customers to form a habit around your product or service? According to research, a behavior that occurs with enough frequency and perceived utility enters the Habit Zone. This means that customers will choose your solution as their default behavior, even if it doesn't provide the greatest perceived utility. Amazon is a great example of this strategy in action. By providing tremendous perceived utility to its customers, it has become the solution to customers' purchasing needs.

14/05/2023

Did you know that habits are the secret to successful companies? They make it difficult for new startups to disrupt the status quo. Changing long-term user habits is rare, but it is possible! Habit-forming businesses are associated with game-changing innovations. But, like any discipline, habit design has rules and caveats that define why some products change lives while others do not. Want to know more? Keep following my page.

13/05/2023

💡 Did you know that products that change customer routines are less susceptible to attacks from other companies? That's because user habits are a competitive advantage! Many entrepreneurs fall into the trap of building products that are only marginally better than existing solutions, but when it comes to shaking consumers’ old habits, better products don’t always win. That's why new products or services need to offer dramatic improvements to shake users out of old routines. So, if you're looking to create a successful product, make sure it offers a significant improvement over existing solutions.

12/05/2023

Want to grow your business faster than your competitors? Focus on user engagement! Just look at Facebook - even though it was a latecomer to the social networking scene, it leapfrogged its rivals by emphasizing frequent usage and viral growth. As venture capitalist David Skok points out, the shorter the Viral Cycle Time (the time it takes for a user to invite another user), the more users you'll have. So start using your favorite products every day and watch the growth skyrocket!

11/05/2023

Here are 3 ways to foster consumer habits and increase your CLTV

Customer lifetime value (CLTV) is the total amount of money a customer is worth to a business over the course of their relationship. By fostering consumer habits, businesses can increase their CLTV and boost their bottom line.

Here are 3 ways to foster consumer habits:

1. Make your product or service easy to use. The easier it is for customers to use your product or service, the more likely they are to develop a habit of using it.
2. Provide excellent customer service. When customers have a positive experience with your customer service, they're more likely to come back and do business with you again.
3. Offer rewards and incentives. Offering rewards and incentives can help to encourage customers to use your product or service more often.

By following these tips, you can foster consumer habits and increase your CLTV.

What are you doing to foster consumer habits? Share your tips in the comments below!

11/05/2023

🚀 Did you know that harnessing the power of habits can be a boon for your industry? Habit-forming products change user behavior and create unprompted user engagement. By influencing customers to use your product on their own, again and again, without relying on overt calls-to-action such as ads or promotions, you can create a habit-forming product that will boost your bottom line.

10/05/2023

Are your daily habits controlling your life? Research shows that nearly half of our daily actions are guided by ingrained habits, done with little or no conscious thought. But what happens when these habits become inappropriate or even harmful? It's time to take control and break free from the autopilot. Start by becoming aware of your habits and consciously making different choices. Change your routine, try new things, and challenge yourself. You have the power to create a better, more intentional life.

09/05/2023

- Habits are defined as behaviors done with little or no conscious thought.
- The convergence of access, data, and speed is making the world a more habit-forming place.
- Businesses that create customer habits gain a significant competitive advantage.
- The Hook Model describes an experience designed to connect the user’s problem to a solution frequently enough to form a habit.
- The Hook Model has four phases: trigger, action, variable reward, and investment

from Hooked by Nir Eyal

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