Post by account_disabled on Nov 25, 2023 6:29:36 GMT
Who have spent a lot of money building a product, but for some reason, people aren't coming back, they're not using the product habitually. So, in this way, the hooked model can be a diagnostic tool, it can help you understand why people aren’t coming back, and the reason why they’re not coming back is because you're missing one of these four steps in the Hooked model. Just a message for startups and existing companies. In your opinion, is it possible to redesign products or services by implementing the Hooked framework.
Absolutely, so back to the question I just answered, if a product isn’t habit-forming, if you’re not getting the kind of engagement you require for the business to be viable, then the book I wrote is exactly what you need; it’s a diagnostic Web Development Services tool to figure out why, and sometimes the answer that an entrepreneur needs is that their product is not going to be habit-forming. You have to figure out a different way to bring people back and if your business model doesn't allow for that, if you can't afford to spend money on ads, then shut it down, do something else.
Sometimes the best thing you can hear as an entrepreneur is that it isn’t going to work, move on, try something else that's going to save you a lot of time and money. Other times, just understanding, on my gosh, here's what's missing in our product and look, here’s a bunch of ideas on how to fix that problem. That's sometimes even better. That’s much better, right? That means we can salvage what we’ve worked on. The problem is that far too many entrepreneurs don't know what they don't know, and that's what this book is all about. It gives you the psychological framework for forming habits through your products.
Absolutely, so back to the question I just answered, if a product isn’t habit-forming, if you’re not getting the kind of engagement you require for the business to be viable, then the book I wrote is exactly what you need; it’s a diagnostic Web Development Services tool to figure out why, and sometimes the answer that an entrepreneur needs is that their product is not going to be habit-forming. You have to figure out a different way to bring people back and if your business model doesn't allow for that, if you can't afford to spend money on ads, then shut it down, do something else.
Sometimes the best thing you can hear as an entrepreneur is that it isn’t going to work, move on, try something else that's going to save you a lot of time and money. Other times, just understanding, on my gosh, here's what's missing in our product and look, here’s a bunch of ideas on how to fix that problem. That's sometimes even better. That’s much better, right? That means we can salvage what we’ve worked on. The problem is that far too many entrepreneurs don't know what they don't know, and that's what this book is all about. It gives you the psychological framework for forming habits through your products.