10/3/2016
Nir Eyal on «How to Build Habit-Forming Products»
I denne episoden av Shifter-podcasten snakker vi med Nir Eyal, forfatter av boken "Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products." Eyal forklarer "Hook-modellen", en rammeverk for å forstå hvordan man kan lage produkter som folk bruker ofte. Han diskuterer hvordan man bruker modellen til å analysere eksisterende produkter som Facebook og Google, og hvordan start-ups kan bruke den for å skape habitt-dannede produkter. Eyal er bekymret for potensialet for misbruk av Hook-modellen, men mener at det er et etisk rammeverk for å sikre at den brukes til gode.
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Nemnt i episoden
Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products
Eyal's book that teaches how to build habit-forming products
Shifter
The podcast where the interview takes place
Corporate Innovation Day
An event where Nir Eyal is speaking
Oslo Innovation Week
The week where the event takes place
Abelia
The organization hosting the event
SKIFTER
A discount code for attending the event
Kahoot
A Norwegian company that Eyal has invested in
A social media platform used as an example in the Hook model
A social media platform used as an example in the Hook model
A social media platform used as an example in the Hook model
A messaging app used as an example in the Hook model
Snapchat
A messaging app used as an example in the Hook model
Slack
A messaging app used as an example in the Hook model
A search engine used as an example in the Hook model
Amazon
An online retailer used as an example in the Hook model
Walmart
A competitor of Amazon
Hallmark
A company that sells ornaments and has a club for collectors
Hallmark Keepsake Ornament Club
A club for Hallmark ornament collectors
Product Hunt
A company that Eyal has invested in
Eventbrite
A company that Eyal has invested in
7 Cups
A company that Eyal has invested in
TechCrunch
A technology news website where Eyal has been featured
Ink
A magazine where Eyal has been featured
Psychology Today
A magazine where Eyal has been featured
Cefalo
A Norwegian outsourcing company
Bangladesh
A country where Cefalo employs developers
Harvard
The university that Mark Zuckerberg attended
Stanford
The university that Kevin Systrom attended
Chaucer
An English poet mentioned as an alternative to Facebook
Deltakarar
Guest
Nir Eyal
Host
Unknown
Sponsorar
Cefalo