Why do some communities thrive and others fail? Roger’s specialty is applying neuroscience and behavior research to solve marketing problems. He’s also the founder and architect of one of the most successful online communities, College Confidential. That community (acquired by a unit of the Daily Mail Group in 2008) gets millions of monthly visits and hundreds of millions of annual pageviews.
Roger will combine these two fields into one takeaway-packed session. Expect both science-based tactics combined with practical, hands-on experience that will help you turn your community into a winner.
18. “Then a friend sent me a link to
College Confidential.
…deeply addictive, it feels like a
cross between college admissions,
porn and heroin.
Check it out at your own risk. “
97. Confession Site
I believe God is on IRC and that I have found
him. Sometimes I sympathize with other
prophets of the past because no one believe
me and I fear it will soon be too late to save
mankind.
98. Confession Site
I believe God is on IRC and that I have found
him. Sometimes I sympathize with other
prophets of the past because no one believe
me and I fear it will soon be too late to save
mankind.
99. More “fluent” site =
More revealing posts
Drunk Tank Pink, Alter @rogerdooley
109. The HOOK Canvas
1. What internal trigger is
the product addressing?
2. What external trigger
gets the user to the product?
4. Is the reward fulfilling,
yet leaves the user
wanting more?
3. What is the simplest
behavior in anticipation
of reward?
5. What “bit of work” is done to
increase the likelihood of
returning?
Nir Eyal’s Hook Model
110. The HOOK Canvas
1. What internal trigger is
the product addressing?
2. What external trigger
gets the user to the product?
4. Is the reward fulfilling,
yet leaves the user
wanting more?
3. What is the simplest
behavior in anticipation
of reward?
5. What “bit of work” is done to
increase the likelihood of
returning?
Nir Eyal’s Hook Model
111. The HOOK Canvas
1. What internal trigger is
the product addressing?
2. What external trigger
gets the user to the product?
4. Is the reward fulfilling,
yet leaves the user
wanting more?
3. What is the simplest
behavior in anticipation
of reward?
5. What “bit of work” is done to
increase the likelihood of
returning?
Nir Eyal’s Hook Model