Look at Mirror for Action Point vitals. No need to separate them. They may be two Reminders, but it’s like that because they are two interlinked tasks: cross-execution.
This“forest” consists not only of the“look in the mirror”(assessment); but the Front Porch focuses, their campaigns and any suggestion nuances(including nudge motivators). It’s all about the Campaigns nudges and how accurate effective they will be modify behavior(absolute effectiveness and likeliness of compliance). The Front Porches need to really zone in on their focus Action Point. Their Campaigns have to align effectively. and creatively(compliance).
Action Points are the consolidation of Topics(or engagements) for the use of behavior modification when executing Front Porch campaigns. Using Action Points rather than Topics will simplify, yet not compromise the quality. This is not suppose to be anything other than my idea of what a person should strive to be - no expert opinions.
Itemize the component Topics for each Action Point. Each contributing Topic will will have a weight as it associates with each distinct Action Point. Break down with each Action Point accordingly. And within each Topic each answer will have a weight. The product of the Topic and and answer will give the Action Point a score(unaltered).
This score will then be subject to alterations to determine the finished Action Point score that will be used to match with relevant Front Porch campaigns and ultimately inclusion in the Resident’s daily email.
When a Front Porch creates a campaign they will tag each campaign with one of the following Action Points(in the respective campaign layout in the interface).
Note: There are several Topics that are not used for contribution for any Action Point. Maybe in the future they can be included. But for now still keep them in the“Mirror” questions.
Primary Action Points (8 active)