2 posts tagged game mechanics

The Intention Economy

Posted on May 27th, 2010 By Bryan Menell

The Intention Economy is a phrase first coined by Doc Searls (@dsearls) in an article in the Linux Journal in 2006. While people were discussing attention scarcity, Doc argued that knowing peoples intentions was far more important to marketers than getting their attention. An earlier reference to consumer intention was described by John Hagel (@jhagel) in his 1999 book Net Worth as well. If you look at the trend in social consumer websites you can see that their thoughts are starting to seem visionary, and there are some corollaries in the enterprise.

FourSquare and Social Business Design

Posted on November 11th, 2009 By Peter Kim

Judging from the number of invites I’m getting for FourSquare these days, its slope of new users must be getting more vertical every day. After using FourSquare for a while, I’ve been thinking about its implications for business – and they’re deeper than you might think, extending far beyond happy hours and local advertising opportunities.

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