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The document outlines 10 steps for social persuasion: 1) Overcoming attention deficit disorder and making relative value choices. 2) Understanding the power of timing. 3) Leveraging "windows of persuasion" like when in a good mood. 4) Using storytelling and cause/effect. 5) Identifying great testimonials by listening to customers. 6) Getting more by giving first through persuasive strategies. 7) Increasing customer service through solving problems rather than perfect service. 8) Remembering peaks and ends based on episodic vs. semantic memory. 9) Fun being a consequence rather than motivation. 10) Pondering questions about persuasion, behavior design, and the social space.
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- 1. Social Persuasion in Ten Steps.. Output drawn from presentation by @RichardSedley at #techMAP London in October 2010 where you evolve us, and we evolve you
- 2. 1 Realize your two biggest challenges are: 1. Attention <Deficit Disorder> due to media clutter. 2. Relative Value: It’s the relative part that requires a choice. where you evolve us, and we evolve you
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