Magic Of Getting People To Buy By Playing With Their Mind

Written by Fahad Hassen


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What if you can understand and control your customer’s mind? What if you can influence, persuade and motivate your customers to buy from you? Well, I’m not talking about a magic trick or lay down a lesson of motivation. It’s about understandingrepparttar 127159 different reactions made byrepparttar 127160 human mind in various situations. I’m going to briefly discuss 3 key aspects of psychological secrets that you can apply in your promotion efforts for a certain increase in customer response. They are,

1. Curiosity

2. Because / Reason Why

3. Greed

Curiosity

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What is it? Curiosity can be defined as “the desire to knowrepparttar 127161 unexplored” in simple terms. People want to know things that many others don’t know. They like to discoverrepparttar 127162 ‘secrets’ that only some people know. The desire to know is a compelling force in marketing, so we have:

* Secrets ofrepparttar 127163 Diet Industry Uncovered

* What Time Share Companies Don't Want You To Know

* Msteries of A Youthful Appearance Revealed

* The Hidden Keys of Car Buying

People don’t want

* How to Diet Successfully or

* A Guide to Buying Cars

for example. First set of titles surely outshinesrepparttar 127164 second set of titles becauserepparttar 127165 former takes advantage of curiosity. You must design your advertising in a way that arouses curiosity. Getting to seerepparttar 127166 powerful of curiosity? (When comparedrepparttar 127167 two sets above)

Because / Reason Why

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Telling people a valid reason for your action is another great influencer in human behavior. People will trust you if you can offer a reason for what you are doing. Say you offer a 50% discount on your digital cameras forrepparttar 127168 last 10 days in this month. People are too smart today and start to think it’s probably because you want to get rid of your defective products or because its 2 days beforerepparttar 127169 expiry date (in case of food items). Wouldn’t you and I thinkrepparttar 127170 same way when we see a similar message?

Give them a true believable reason. For example, let’s say you have a slow time ofrepparttar 127171 year and you want to increase your business during this period. Make a special, limited time offer. Offer to throw in an extra free bonus or a special discount simply because it's your "slow time" and you need to pay your staff anyway.

A Diamond Christmas 2004

Written by Keith Thompson


A Diamond Christmas 2004!

by Keith Thompson

When Archduke Maximillian of Austria bestowed a diamond ring on Mary of Burgundy in 1477, giving a diamond as a symbol of love and commitment was birthed. Prior to this only royalty wore diamonds, believing they symbolized strength and courage. The root ofrepparttar word diamond comes fromrepparttar 127157 Greek word "adamas", which means unconquerable". Other folklore surrounding diamonds links them to Cupid, whose arrows were said to be tipped with diamonds.

A diamond is an exceedingly rare item. Over 250 tons of ore must be processed to come up with just one 1-carat diamond of any quality. There are five nations inrepparttar 127158 world which account for over 90% ofrepparttar 127159 world's rough diamond supply, and those are Australia, Botswana, Namibia, Russia and South Africa. Several other countries produce smaller but significant stones, likerepparttar 127160 Canadian Excellent Cut diamonds fromrepparttar 127161 Arctic circle.

Now that we agree that they are rare and quite valuable, why still do we want to give them as gifts? Because they're beautiful! And elegant, dazzling and allrepparttar 127162 other adjectives she'll likely apply when she opensrepparttar 127163 gift you've come up with. Diamond jewelry is like nothing else, and if you're looking to make this a Christmas or Holiday to remember,repparttar 127164 gift of diamonds will make this an unforgettable Holiday season!

So how do you go about purchasing that diamond bauble she's always wanted? Here are some guidelines to follow that will give yourepparttar 127165 best chance at success!

WHAT DOES SHE WEAR NOW?

Notice her style now. To haverepparttar 127166 best chance at finding a diamond style that compliments her natural chosen style you need to come armed withrepparttar 127167 knowledge of several things. Some of those include does she like classic, contemporary, or vintage styling? What metals does she wear. Is it exclusively gold, platinum, silver? Does she like bold or muted pieces, andrepparttar 127168 relative size ofrepparttar 127169 jewelry in her possession now.

WHAT SIZE DOES SHE WEAR?

You may have to be sort of James Bondish to get this information in order to preserverepparttar 127170 surprise, but getting ahold of a ring just long enough to have it sized would berepparttar 127171 mission, should you choose to accept it! That said, there is alwaysrepparttar 127172 option or buying a loose diamond and letting her shop forrepparttar 127173 setting. You're still a hero and she gets exactly what she wants!

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