BJ Fogg's "not pretty" presentation about Stanford's Facebook course contains fascinating snippets, especially in the last 10 slides.
- The students in this class engaged 16 million people in 10 weeks. Some of them got rich.
- Don't be swayed by one person's opinion.
- Just get the app out there and see what happens . . .
- Many crummy trials beat deep thinking.
- Often what seemed like a killer idea didn't work.
- Sometimes what seemed stupid worked very well.
- If you're desperate for a win, just copy something that's working.
2 comments
Jun 19, 2008 • Posted by rachel
Thanks BJ: that’s the ideal link for this topic.
Jun 19, 2008 • Posted by BJ Fogg
Rachel,
Thanks for your mention.
There is a lot more random, disorganized stuff on the web page for the class if you’re interested:
http://credibilityserver.stanford.edu/captology/facebook/
BJ Fogg
Stanford Persuasive Technology Lab
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