The over-confetti-ing of digital experiences
Briefly

Surprise and delight moments in your product should be surprising and delightful, as their name suggests. After years of being pummeled with confetti on every screen we look at, a confetti burst at a special moment is neither surprising nor delightful anymore.
A study by Loyalty One found that 90% of customers who had a surprise & delight moment had an "elevated positive perception of the brand," and 50% of customers "told peers about the experience."
Surprise and delight moments accomplish three critical things: they strengthen customer loyalty, drive word-of-mouth, and create an emotional response in the customer, making experiences stickier.
Read at Medium
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