Social Proof
Definisjon
Et psykologisk fenomen der folk tilpasser seg andres handlinger med den antakelsen at disse handlingene reflekterer korrekt atferd.
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People often look to online reviews as social proof before making a purchase. Social proof can be observed in the way individuals follow trends. When a celebrity endorses a product, it serves as social proof for their fans.
Etymologi og opprinnelse
The term 'social proof' was popularized by Robert Cialdini in his book 'Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion,' published in 1984. However, the concept has its roots in social psychology.
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ettermarkedet
Ettermarkedet, meaning "the aftermarket" in Norwegian, thrives on social proof as customer testimonials and reviews significantly influence consumer trust and purchasing decisions in secondary markets.
Facebook Pixel
Social Proof and Facebook Pixel both harness the power of user behavior to influence decisions, with Social Proof showcasing how others' actions validate choices, while Facebook Pixel tracks and analyzes those actions to optimize advertising effectiveness.
alt-tekst
The connection between 'alt-tekst' and 'Social Proof' lies in their shared role in enhancing accessibility and credibility—'alt-tekst' improves content accessibility for visually impaired users, while 'Social Proof' boosts user confidence through communal validation.
keynote
A 'keynote' speech often serves as a catalyst for establishing 'social proof', as it showcases expert endorsement and influential ideas that persuade audiences to align with a speaker's vision or message.
keyword stuffing
Both "keyword stuffing" and "social proof" illustrate contrasting approaches to online credibility: while keyword stuffing aims to manipulate search rankings through excessive content, social proof leverages authentic user experiences to build genuine trust and engagement.
Kjøpstrakt
Kjøpstrakt, a concept related to consumer behavior, embodies the influence of social proof in shaping purchasing decisions by highlighting how the approval of others can create a compelling urge to buy.
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