No 2 How important is visiting merchants personally to encourage businesses to accept STEEM?
No 2 How important is visiting merchants personally to encourage businesses to accept STEEM?
The SOS-forums serve extremely well in collecting knowledge and creating ideas. But what comes next? How to come from ideation to action?
This poll helps identify impactful and feasible actions. It is no 2 in a series of 7. By answering these polls you help building a community strategy for Steem. For the background please check out this post
Where would you put “visiting merchants personally” in this matrix?
After answering, please continue with this poll.
- A low feasibility / high impact
- B medium feasibility / high impact
- C high feasibility / high impact
- D low feasibility / medium impact
- E medium feasibility / medium impact
- F high feasibility / medium impact
- G low feasibility / low impact
- H medium feasibility / low impact
- I high feasibility / low impact
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Voted for E medium feasibility / medium impact.
Voted for E medium feasibility / medium impact.
Voted for B medium feasibility / high impact.
Voted for A low feasibility / high impact.
Voted for E medium feasibility / medium impact.
Voted for D low feasibility / medium impact.
Voted for D low feasibility / medium impact.
Voted for E medium feasibility / medium impact.
I find it very important to visit and talk to merchants personally. This will increase the impact, however, without a strong incentive, it is hard to change people's habits. Identify key people in a community. Convincing them to accept Steem will make it more likely for others to follow. Feasibility depends on the available resources.
On the topic of changing people's habits, I can recommend Charles Duhigg's book "The Power of Habit - Why we do what we do in life and business"
I voted: E medium feasibility / medium impact. Explanation added to the poll answer.
Voted for I high feasibility / low impact.