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Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products with Nir Eyal
What makes some products so engaging while others flop? Nir Eyal explains the psychology behind the world's most habit-forming technologies and provides practical advice for increasing user engagement.
What makes some products so engaging while others flop? Nir Eyal explains the psychology behind the world's most habit-forming technologies and provides practical advice for increasing user engagement.
9.
External Triggers
The information for what to do
next is within the trigger.
10.
Internal Triggers
The information for what to do next is informed
through an association in the user’s memory.
People Places Emotions Situations Routines
11.
Negative emotions are powerful
internal triggers
indecisive
tense
fatiguedinferior
bored
confused
fear of loss
dissatisfied
powerless
discouraged
lonesome
12.
People who are depressed
check email more often
Source: Kotikalapudi et al 2012
25.
b=m+a+t
According to BJ Fogg, for any behavior to occur,
we need motivation, ability, and a trigger
26.
mo·ti·va·tion
“The energy for action”
- Edward Deci
27.
Source: Dr. BJ Fogg, Stanford University
Seeking Pleasure
Seeking Hope
Seeking Acceptance
Avoiding Pain
Avoiding Fear
Avoiding Rejection
6
There are six factors that can
increase motivation
28.
Ability
The capacity to do
a particular action
29.
Time Money Physical
Effort
Brain
Cycles
Social
Deviance
Non-
routine
Six factors can increase or decrease ability
30.
Level of motivation and ability
determines if action will occur
Source: Dr. BJ Fogg, Stanford University
Motivation
Trigger
fails
Trigger
succeeds
Ability
68.
The hook is an experience designed to
connect the user’s problem to your product
69.
Each pass through the Hook helps
shape user preferences and atitudes
70.
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?
1. What internal trigger is
the product addressing?
2. What external trigger
gets the user to the product?
The Hooked Canvas