Marketing in the Participation Age: A Guide to Motivating People to Join, Share, Take Part, Connect, and Engage | Daina Middleton

Please visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/464882 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Marketing in the Participation Age: A Guide to Motivating People to Join, Share, Take Part, Connect, and Engage Author: Daina Middleton Narrator: Daina Middleton Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 5 hours 22 minutes Release date: July 20, 2020 Genres: Business & Career Development Publisher's Summary: Marketing in the Participation Age is based on the Intrinsic Motivation Theory that people are motivated to seek challenges, to discover new perspectives, and in doing so, the activity itself stimulates their desire to actualize their individual human potential.  If a person is intrinsically motivated, they will choose to actively engage and participate and the experience will be rewarding.  Social environments can be designed to facilitate and enable participation, or they can just as easily cause disruption and disinterest. This theory has been applied to psychology and education.  It has never been applied to marketing because it has not been relevant to do sountil now.  Living by the principles of Marketing in the Participation Age will help companies edge out their competitors, and conscientiously plan their programs to activate a set of motivational elements that work together to inspire people to join, share, take part, connect, and engage.  The key to customer participation is to activate all three elements of the framework: Discover:  The human desire to continually learn, and the satisfaction of becoming competent at something.  In what ways are you inviting Participants to learn more about your product/brand?  Empower:  Inviting someone to have a meaningful contribution to the brand and/or product.  Do you invite Participants to connect with the brand: provide feedback, offer tips and suggestions, and help to create the product itself? Connect:  Humans love to interact with others in meaningful ways.  Brands often only think of creating environments that allow Participants to connect with the brand, but do you build environments that foster relationships with others who may share the same interest?