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How to Make Social Proof Work for You

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Social proof is such a strong persuasion trigger you shouldn’t limit these comments to just a page, but have them scattered throughout your web and blog pages. The key is to provide enough information that the reader can imagine a person and their circumstances, without specifics, or too much information to give their identity away.

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Online Persuasion: Seeing Through the Eyes of Customers

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Use persuasion triggers. Much of the time, in a split second, people process incoming information (text, images, sounds) subconsciously through the emotional centers of the brain, tag it with an emotional reaction (positive, negative, neutral), and prime the cortex to either resist or join in with your message.

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The Homer Simpson Guide to Neuromarketing

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Companies and brands are gathering the wrong information, because consumer surveys and focus groups can only report back what they consciously experience …and it’s falsified by biases and flaws. Health warnings on cigarette labels actually trigger smoking behaviors , they don’t deter any smoking at all, quite the contrary.

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Online Persuasion: Seeing Through the Eyes of Your Customers

Writing on the Web

Use persuasion triggers. Much of the time, in a split second, people process incoming information (text, images, sounds) subconsciously through the emotional centers of the brain, tag it with an emotional reaction (positive, negative, neutral), and prime the cortex to either resist or join in with your message.

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Business Blogging: 4 Tips PLUS 1 Great Video on Creativity

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write on your business blog, you’ve done a bunch of research, you’ve created lists, outlines and even saved a few great blog post drafts, but you haven’t actually published any of your content… There always seems to be one more thing to check before you pull the ‘publish’ trigger.

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7 Ways to Market to the Subconscious Brain: The Homer Simpson Guide to Content Marketing

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Companies and brands are gathering the wrong information, because consumer surveys and focus groups can only report back what they consciously experience …and it’s falsified by biases and flaws. Health warnings on cigarette labels actually trigger smoking behaviors , they don’t deter any smoking at all, quite the contrary.

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Neuromarketing Books for Marketing to Brains

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Does this new craze for brain imagining and neuromarketing reveal any really useful information for content marketers? I believe that there is new useful information for marketers, and in some case, they are only reinforcing what marketers already know. Neuromarketing Research: 3 Keys that Trigger a Buying Decision.

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