Online, businesses ask the question “who is on our site” and have discovered that finding the answer to that question has until recently been a challenge, merging registration forms with password security schemes in order to learn about their customers.
Here we take a look at how this history has lead up to the creation of social sign-on, which addresses these challenges and helps answer the question that can make the difference between working in the dark and engaging in a customer personalized, informed business strategy.
Click here to download the full infographic [PDF].
Click here to download the full infographic [PDF].
Important Stats
Share 4 in 5 people may turn away when asked to register online
Share 4 in 5 people admit to leaving false information on registration forms
Share 98% of people feel mistargeted with online content and ads on websites
Share More than 2 in 3 people find personalized online content attractive
Share 3 in 5 people would likely return to a site if they were recognized via social login
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<img alt="Infographic: A Social Sign-On Retrospective" src="http://janrain.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/how-to-solve-the-online-registration-challenge.png" width="650" /> <a href="http://bit.ly/109GbrR">A Social Sign-On Retrospective</a> - An infographic by the team at <a href="http://janrain.com">Janrain</a>
That's sad on many levels:* you could easily have made the first third far more legible using a funnel;* the second half needed pile to represent both growth and shifting source of authentification;* the real insight if from the last, barely explained but very telling anti-correlation with what marketers do and how they perceive added value.
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