Hit a roadblock trying to change the minds of stubborn potential customers? Wish to employ the techniques of marketing psychology to unlock change?
Rather than push harder by stepping on the gas, consider “unlocking the parking brake” instead.
Hit a roadblock trying to change the minds of stubborn potential customers? Wish to employ the techniques of marketing psychology to unlock change?
Rather than push harder by stepping on the gas, consider “unlocking the parking brake” instead.
Struggling to write persuasive copy for your social media marketing campaigns? Wish to find an easier way to convince your audiences to take action online?
Thanks to a recent podcast episode of Think Fast, Talk Smart by the Stanford Graduate School of Business, I learned some useful tricks on how we can communicate more effectively on social media.
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Do you know that what happens BEFORE your marketing message is received influences your success? Or that WHO your audiences are is less important than WHERE their attention was just prior to receiving your offer?
Fans of marketing psychology—you’re in for a treat today!
Sales guru Zig Ziglar was a master in persuasion (courtesy of Attitudes 4 Innovation)
Persuasion is a huge part of our every day lives. It is a major aspect of human-to-human interactions at work, play or school.
Without it, we are unable to get what we want in our interactions with people. And that certainly sucks.
Do you know that 40% of our time at work is engaged in selling, even if we’re not in sales? Or that “Bob the Builder” can be a sales trainer?
Sprinkled with discoveries from fields such as behavioural economics, life coaching, and improv acting, To Sell Is Human: The Surprising Truth About Moving Others by bestselling author Daniel H. Pink scores. Interspersed with charming anecdotes on septuagenarian Fuller Brush salesperson Norman Hall (Pink’s unsung hero who was the last such salesperson), To Sell Is Human is neatly divided into three parts.