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The Power Of Persuasion: 7 Proven Ways To Influence Your Buyers
This article covers the power of persuasion, including 7 proven ways to influence your buyers. One of the best books I’ve read on the subject of buying psychology (and I’ve read a lot of them) is Influence: The Psychology Of Persuasion by Robert Cialdini. Regardless of your archetypal persona, I highly recommend that you…
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How Adult Children of Narcissists Can Thrive As Entrepreneurs
This is a highly personal piece and one that, as a private person and a textbook introvert, it took a great deal of courage for me to write. I did so for the thousands of women out there just like me who were raised by a narcissistic parent and are still feeling the aftershocks. This…
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The Neuroscience of Consulting
This article explores the neuroscience of consulting. I recently had the opportunity to interview Dr. Ken Nowack, a licensed psychologist and co-editor of Consulting Psychology Journal: Practice & Research, published by the Society of Consulting Psychology. This international journal’s mission is to advance knowledge and practice in all areas of consulting psychology. Dr.…
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The 5 Stages of Buyer Awareness [+ Infographic]
This article is one of the most important and powerful ones on my site. It details the 5 stages of buyer awareness and how to move your buyers through them effectively. Before you write a single word of sales copy, you need to figure out two things: Who your reader is, and what…
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The One Rule You Must Follow In Copywriting
This article covers the one rule you must follow in copywriting; The Rule of One. If you’ve got a goal to reach or a problem to solve, you’re focused. Time is of the essence, and you don’t want to waste any of it plodding through the thick of things to get to a solution. …
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Make Your Brand More Memorable With With Miller’s Seven
This article discusses how you can make your brand more memorable with Miller’s Seven. The concept of short-term memory was first made popular by psychologist George A. Miller’s 1956 article on capacity limits in information processing. According to the article, under normal circumstances, most adults can keep about 7 (plus or minus two) items within their…
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Victor Schwab’s 40 Key Emotional Drivers
This article shares insights from Victor Schwab’s 40 Key Emotional Drivers. Circumstances have changed, fads have come and gone, but it seems that human beings haven’t changed all that much in the past 50+ years. For the most part, we still have many of the same desires, hopes, and dreams as those who…
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The Psychology of Pricing
This article covers some essential information on the psychology of pricing and how you can use it to your advantage. The psychology of pricing A lot goes into a price. That’s because we expect a lot out of it. Ask anyone you know to define ‘price’ and they’ll tell you that it’s the…
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Why We Buy: The Best Books On Behavioral Economics
The field of Behavioral Economics is becoming increasingly relevant to brands looking to connect with their right people and increase their bottom lines. Here are my recommendations for the best books out there on the topic. *All links are partner links for Amazon which means if you purchase through my link I may receive…
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Interview With Jeff Kreisler
I recently had the opportunity to chat with Jeff Kreisler, bestselling co-author of Dollars and Sense: How We Misthink Money and How to Spend Smarter. Listed as one of the top business books by Business Insider, Huffington Post, Audible and The Washington Post, who called it “a brilliant and accessible look at behavioral economics”.…
