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Getting Over FOMO, the Fear of Missing Out

Nir Eyal

FOMO, the "fear of missing out,” refers to the feeling of “anxiety that an exciting or interesting event may currently be happening elsewhere.” The post Getting Over FOMO, the Fear of Missing Out appeared first on Nir and Far.

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From FOMO to NPS & AllTheRooms!

The Product Guy

Over the course of the night a few of the highlights were… Featured Product: AllTheRooms exploring the product, its challenges and successes, from FOMO to NPS. Thank you to everyone who made it to our latest roundtable meet-up of The Product Group at Digital Ocean , as well as to our other sponsors, Yext , BKLYN and many more.

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The Cure for Innovation FOMO

Innovatemap

As freeing as these wide-open charters are, they often lead to what I think of as “Innovation FOMO,” which, if not recognized and guarded against, leads to outcomes as scattered and difficult to execute as our ridiculous family vacation. Fear drives unproductive behaviors, whether in business or elsewhere, and Innovation FOMO is no different.

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Trouble Engaging Stakeholders? Create Some FOMO

dscout People Nerds

Sometimes stakeholders don’t realize the real value of what you’re providing. Facilitating entertaining sessions can make all the difference.

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Six Tips To Help You Reach Your Target Audience

The Product Coalition

Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO) FOMO is when We Are Afraid To Miss Important Events that have an ”expiry date” or are limited. The feeling that arises then is called FOMO. Speaking of the feeling of exclusion. We are all afraid of missing important and big events, especially if people around us will participate.

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The Ultimate Guide to Improving Freemium Conversion Rate for SaaS Companies

Userpilot

Tease your users and create FOMO by showing them glimpses of what the premium functionality can do for them. Grammarly relies on FOMO as a conversion driver for its superb freemium tool. Create FOMO. This is a classic example of inciting FOMO to drive freemium conversion rates. Trigger contextual prompts. And it works.

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He helped shape WallStreetBets. Now Kevin Xu is betting on his own social app.

Mixpanel

A post from Xu on X (formally Twitter), where he says he likes to generate FOMO in tech VCs. The Kevin Xu Twitter account has mostly just been for fun and getting a little FOMO from tech Twitter. And so sharing a Mixpanel graph there, for me, is really about social proof, stroking the ego, getting a little FOMO from investors.