Hi, Let’s Talk about My Fascination Advantage Report

Tongxin Luo
Marketing in the Age of Digital
2 min readFeb 23, 2020

My Reaction to Taking the Fascinate Test

Since I started taking assessments in my academic life, the word ‘test’ triggers some anxiety in me. I understand that this instant anxiety influences my performance in tests. While clicking the start button in the Fascinate Test, I felt nervous. I could not envisage the kind of questions I could encounter. For the first five questions, I struggled to answer them, but for the rest, I had gained sufficient confidence and it did not take me more than 20 minutes to finish the test. I, however, must acknowledge that a few of the questions were challenging, and I had to guess answers. I am, nevertheless, certain that I answered two-thirds of the questions correctly. Overall, the test was thought-provoking.

My Archetype

My archetype is a blend of my primary and secondary advantages, which are innovation and alert. These advantages make the world see me as prolific, thorough, and diligent.

The Validity of the Archetype

To a large extent, I believe the Fascinate Test predicted my archetype with utmost precision. I am both creative and imaginative. When I encounter problems, I find inventive solutions. It is this knack that has always made my colleagues compliment my adept problem-solving skills. In addition, I am swift to addressing challenges before they escalate. Thus, I am both innovative and attentive, just like the Fascinate Test concluded.

My Thoughts on the Idea of Fascination as a Marketer

In marketing, what matters is not how we see others but how others see us. If we are viewed with undesirable qualities, there are high chances that our efforts neither appeal nor influence others. In this regard, I feel that the idea of fascination differentiates between influential and none influential persons.

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Tongxin Luo
Marketing in the Age of Digital
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Wuhan, China 👉Arizona State University 🌵👉New York University 😄