Archive | April, 2009

How to Persuade Your Prospects with Social Proof

29. April 2009

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Last week I shared a marketing lesson from Robert Cialdini’s bestseller “Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion.” The tremendous response has led me to reveal another nugget of Cialdini wisdom. This one focuses on social proof, a principle that essentially states we determine what is correct by watching others. Especially in uncertain situations, others’ actions often [...]

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How a Single Word Can Control Your Prospects’ Actions

21. April 2009

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In an experiment described in the book “Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion,” author Robert Cialdini reveals an almost magical mind trick you can easily apply to your marketing message. In fact, it involves adding only one word to your copy. The technique is based on the principle that people seek reasons for taking action when [...]

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A Questionable Technique That Keeps Prospects Reading Your Marketing Materials

14. April 2009

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About two years ago, I read a statement I can’t shake from my memory. Every time I put my fingers on the keyboard, these words rush to my mind as if the person who wrote them — Joe Sugarman — cast a spell on me. A renowned copywriter, Joe is probably most famous for turning [...]

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7 Simple Secrets for Pulling in Prospects with Magnetic Marketing Materials

8. April 2009

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My new report, 7 Simple Secrets for Pulling in Prospects with Magnetic Marketing Materials, is now available. This FREE 19-page guide is designed to show you how to create marketing materials that attract attention, create customers and boost your business. Inside you’ll discover … The 2 most powerful words you can use in your marketing [...]

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115 Strategies for Marketing Your Business

7. April 2009

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If you’re stuck trying to come up with new strategies for marketing your business, these 115 ideas from the Toilet Paper Entrepreneur should keep you busy for quite some time. Some of my favorites include #22, #29, #74 and #81. One of my goals is to do more of #96.

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