What is Diffusion Of Innovation? John Spacey, updated on
 Diffusion vs AdoptionDiffusion of innovation is often discussed as a process of adoption whereby the first people to use an innovation are impressed and communicate its value. When an innovation is truly valuable to a society or industry, this process quickly snowballs until the innovation achieves widespread acceptance.
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Innovation PrinciplesA list of common innovation principles.Fail Often
An overview of fail often innovation.
Innovation MetricsHow to measure innovation including early stage, late stage and overall program metrics.Pilots
The basic types of pilot used in business, science and entertainment.
Lead User
A definition of lead user with examples.
Moment Of TruthA definition of moment of truth with a few examples.User InnovationA definition of user innovation with examples.Proof Of Concept
The common types of proof of concept.
Commercialisation
The common types of commercialisation.
Innovation Objectives
The common types of innovation objectives with examples.
Promotion StrategyA list of promotion techniques.Product Diffusion
A definition of product diffusion with examples.
PromotionA list of marketing promotion terms.Mere Exposure Effect
An overview of the mere exposure effect.
Six Degrees Of Separation
An overview of six degrees of separation.
Attention Economics
The study of human attention as a scarce resource.
Showroom
An overview of product showrooms as a marketing strategy.
Demand Generation
A definition of demand generation with examples.
Target AudienceCommon types of target audience.
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