60 Scientifically Proven Ways to Be Persuasive - Influencers
Master The 60 Hidden Skills of the Most Persuasive People Without Manipulation In 40 MinutesWhat you'll learn
- 1. Inconvenience the audience by creating an impression of product scarcity
- 2. Introduce herd effect in highly personalized form
- 3. Ads quoting negative behavior en masse reinforces negative behavior
- 4. Avoiding magnetic middle
- 5. Too many options necessitate selection, and hence frustration, when brain decides it’s unnecessary work
- 6. Giving away the product makes it less desirable
- 7. A more expensive product makes the old version look like a value buy
- 8. If a call to action is motivated by fear, people will block it, unless call to action has specific steps
- 9. A small gift makes people want to reciprocate
- 10. Hand-written Post-It note improves response rate on inter-office letters
- 11. How restaurant mints are a personalized affair
- 12. Attaching no strings increases response to the message
- 13. As time goes by, the value of a favor increases in the eyes of the favor-giver, and decreases in the eyes of the favor-receiver
- 14. Asking for small favors changes self-perception, introducing ways for big favors
- 15. Labeling people into a social group tends to increase their participation ratio
- 16. Asking people to substantiate their decision will lead to higher commitment rate on that decision
- 17. Writing things down improves commitment
- 18. The fact that circumstances changed allows people to change their viewpoints without being viewed as inconsistent
- 19. Sometimes asking people for help makes them more open
- 20. Asking for little goes a long way
- 21. Lower starting prices attract higher bids
- 22. How to impress a potential customer with credentials without being labeled as a show-off
- 23. The danger of being the smartest person in the room
- 24. Devil’s advocate example works with large organizations
- 25. Negative examples are memorized better than positive examples
- 26. Admitting negatives up-front might lead to better communication
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