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Best Practices are Stupid

Stephen Shapiro

I previously started posting the 40 strategies from my Best Practices are Stupid book. As you read this and the other chapters, please remember that this book was published back in 2011. Although a workable solution may have been found using this strategy, it is unclear if that was the case.

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Micro-moments: discover what your user wants at every moment of their journey

mjvinnovation

In 2011, Google defined the online decision-making moment as the Zero Moment of Truth or ZMOT, for short. Here we can witness the massive benefit of geo-marketing and advertising strategies. “I Omnichannel is a strategy for integrating a company’s sales and relation channels, offering a fluid shopping experience.

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Why you need extreme constraints to fuel innovation

hackerearth

The team calls itself a curiosity driven research group at Stanford, trying to invent novel technologies with clinical applications with a current focus on resource-poor settings. CEO Marissa Mayer offered the same opinion writing for Businessweek in 2006: Some of the most innovative ideas have come from marketing and advertising.

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Is the iPad mobile?

Boxes and Arrows

I should have remembered where I was supposed to get off, but, like everyone else, I rely on technology to offload cognitive processes when I should be using my brain. What is your content strategy? Our content strategy, however, has had to shift after trial and error. Do you design for users on the go?

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When innovation led to a reversal of fortunes

hackerearth

Huge layoffs and millions of dollars in losses drove the company to adopt a business strategy that focused on capabilities. Jobs began by changing the company’s image and ran his “Think Different” advertising campaign, which glorified individuality. Their producing tons of bricks inside-the-box strategy didn’t work.

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What UX Designers Need to Know about Conversion Rate Optimization

Boxes and Arrows

Strategy first. Clients often begin conversations by talking about technologies they want us to use (blogging platforms, social media platforms, analytics platforms, mobile platforms, development languages, and the like), before we’ve even established what they’re trying to accomplish. They bring the whole strategy together.

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