Triggers: How to Use the Psychological Triggers of Selling to Motivate, Persuade & Influence
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Joseph Sugarman recognized as one of the nations top copywriters marketers and catalog pioneers has sold millions of dollars worth of products through the power of his pen. In Triggers Sugarman takes the principles he learned from direct marketing and applies them to the field of personal selling with 30 powerful techniques he calls psychological triggers. Psychological triggers effectively influence motivate and persuade a prospect to make a positive buying decision. By learning just a few of these triggers any sales or marketing person can literally control the minds of his or her prospects and make a dramatic difference in sales success. Whether it be selling in person convincing a friend to do something you want them to do or creating advertising that sells knowledge of these psychological triggers is essential to compete in a global business environment. Many of the triggers may surprise you because they are not obvious and yet are highly effective. Others are obvious but are applied in unique and different ways. Simply understanding these principles can trigger positive responses to any sales message regardless of the form. This invaluable book offers subtle but powerful tips for any salesperson advertising executive or marketer. In each chapter Sugarman who is a master storyteller uses his legendary writing skills to make each lesson entertaining and memorable. He cites examples like the time he burned down a garage to illustrate a point or the sign he created that almost got him kicked out of the Army. Youll remember these examples long after you read them all of them proving valuable points that can only come from personal experience. Get the tools youll need to grow and prosper and become a master salesperson with the help of this book.
Product details
- Publisher
- My Store
- Publication date
- January 1, 1999
- ISBN-10
- 1891686038
- ISBN-13
- 9781891686030
- Item Weight
- 14.4 oz
- Dimensions
- 9.02 × 0.98 × 5.51 in
