The Persuader's Guide to Eliminating Resistance and Getting Compliance |
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Author:
| Raven, Jack |
ISBN: | 978-1-4927-0657-1 |
Publication Date: | Apr 2013 |
Publisher: | CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
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Book Format: | Paperback |
List Price: | USD $9.99 |
Book Description:
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If you are a Persuader (who isn't), this book can teach you techniques of persuasion to allow you to navigate and make your offers to minimize, even eliminate resistance from the targets or leads!The goal of this book is to introduce a special way of looking and treating the persuasion even, so that resistances are minimized, while giving you unprecedented leverage in how to control people much more smoothly.You can collect all the trial closes and fancy shmancy persuasion techniques,...
More DescriptionIf you are a Persuader (who isn't), this book can teach you techniques of persuasion to allow you to navigate and make your offers to minimize, even eliminate resistance from the targets or leads!The goal of this book is to introduce a special way of looking and treating the persuasion even, so that resistances are minimized, while giving you unprecedented leverage in how to control people much more smoothly.You can collect all the trial closes and fancy shmancy persuasion techniques, but if you lack the innergame and how to see the whole picture? You wont be able to persuade and get the Compliance (acceptance of offer, target makes the desired action etc)!If you can master resistance? You can master persuasion!For my readers interested in subjects on how to be a Spy, or on how to be a Con artist? Well this book does not cover those subjects directly, HOWEVER to learn how to spy for example requires the skillsets of getting compliance and resistance management, which are things that are indeed covered in this book.TableOf Contents I -Nature of the OfferTargetsTRUE need for the offerThe Size of the CompliancePeople don't like to be sold toPull back tacticsSafety/Dangers/IntegrityIIExternal Factors Influencing Resistance or AcceptanceTimeBased on you or offers past performancePresentation of yourself and offerFuture ProjectionsSpeedDecision makingValues/Social Conditionings/Family/Corporate Values etc...Buyers RemorseTargets personal criteria and metaprogramsTarget's stock knowledge and experience about the offer at handPositive or Negative effects the perception of the offer directly Relationship Dynamics/FrameProspect in relation to the itemPersuader's relationship with the offer3rd Party OpinionsSocial Proof positive or negative Advisers and Invisible decision makersIIICompliance or ResistanceLogical resistanceThey don't like you personallyThey decided on another offerEmotional or State based/BTBaby steps leading, to sneak past resistance