Posted by TimSlavin at May 8, 2006
"Around here, we rarely worry about whether a client's business is B2B or B2C or any flavor in between. Because any "sale" takes place largely within the context of a customer's buying decision process, we look instead at how customers view the complexity of the sale.
This customer-centric perspective allows us to fine-tune the personas and scenarios that make up your persuasive system based on the various dimensions of your sale's complexity."
An interesting methodology for persuasive design, explained by FutureNow.
TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.reachcustomersonline.com/cgi-bin/mt/mt-tb.cgi/1520
Click the red button above or here to read a review of this website posted on Small Business Trends, an excellent resource for business people.
This site is an online magazine that offers free how-to internet knowledge for budget-minded businesses and the designers, programmers, and others who support them. Learn More...
Writer, Editor, Publisher: Tim Slavin
Tel: 480.209.1917 (US)
AIM: redhorsecomm
Est. November 2002