Magic Words of Persuasion

mrsix

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Came across this today and thought I'd share. I learned quite a bit from it actually and can't wait to test it out

 

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allenns

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• Mar 23, 2013

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Interesting ideas that nicely highlight the underlying significance of everyday words that people often take for granted. Thanks for pointing this out.

 

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robotluv

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• Mar 23, 2013

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We try to at least once a month watch some copywriting tutorials or read some articles on it. It's a skill you've got to keep honed and fresh at all times - even if you source out. Thanks for the video!

 

InTh3Moment

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• Apr 1, 2013

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That guy's eyes were all over the place lol. I think those are really good points. Can I ask Mr Six, where did you find this? Obviously on YouTube, but are there search queries that you use to find these kind of videos? I'm hooked..

 

mrsix

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InTh3Moment said:

That guy's eyes were all over the place lol. I think those are really good points. Can I ask Mr Six, where did you find this? Obviously on YouTube, but are there search queries that you use to find these kind of videos? I'm hooked..

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I was doing research on cold calling and ended up watching a mini-seminar on YT about it. This video was one of the videos they offered after the video ended.

 

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halteclere

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Lol I see what you mean about the eyes. They were pretty much all I watched while listening to the video.

You think this will still work if I apply it to a different language?

 

mrsix

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halteclere said:

Lol I see what you mean about the eyes. They were pretty much all I watched while listening to the video.

You think this will still work if I apply it to a different language?

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As long as the words you're using are used in the same way like he explains then I don't see why it wouldn't work.

 

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halteclere

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Guess it won't hurt to give it a try.

Lol, there's a smiley for the guy's eyes:

 

christianbed

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• Apr 7, 2013

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Interesting...there is a fine line between being a good communicator and sending out a 'manipulator' vibe...I see through the name thing when people do that, but the 'because' and 'now' bits are food for thought. Thanks OP, I'm leaving this as a bit of comic relief...

[video=youtube_share;1W34wyKZlWQ]http://youtu.be/1W34wyKZlWQ[/video]​

 

webwars

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• Apr 21, 2013

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Nice vid, some common sense human nature stuff that many marketers tend to overlook.

 

Panther28

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• Apr 21, 2013

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This was very helpful,

quick summery:

1. Because (you should buy this because)

2. Now ( you should buy this now)

3. Imagine (imagine if you bought this)

4. Please

5. Persons Name

6. Control (this product gives you more control)

7. Incharge (help the buyer/reader feel incharge of their decision.

 

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Tangee

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• Apr 21, 2013

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Great video, a lot to think about and take into consideration. Thanks for the share, I am sure that many will take and use this.

 

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buku2013

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• Apr 27, 2013

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great video, and excellent pointers, I actually utilize most of those techniques. I highly recommend everyone to try them