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Experiments Illustrated: Can $1 Change Behavior More Than $100?
- IntelyCare, a healthcare staffing company, conducted experiments to determine the effectiveness of different referral incentive programs.
- They compared a $100 referral bonus to a $1/hr referral program, finding surprising results.
- The $1/hr program led to an 81% increase in referrals and lower costs compared to the $100 offer.
- Social incentives and timing of rewards were found to significantly impact referral behavior.
- The study highlighted the importance of understanding human behavior patterns in designing effective incentive programs.
- Behavioral science concepts such as present bias and social incentives played a role in the success of the $1/hr program.
- The results emphasized the need for continuous testing and adaptation in referral programs to optimize outcomes.
- Referral programs' effectiveness can vary based on company size, familiarity, and external factors like a global pandemic.
- The study showcased the value of leveraging behavioral science and experimentation to drive business growth and cost efficiency.
- Continuous testing and adaptation are crucial for maximizing the impact of referral programs in varying business contexts.
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