Harnessing the Art of Persuasion in Venues Today

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Create change in the thinking and behaviors of your key stake holders

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How do you direct other’s thinking?

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How do you get them to follow your recommendations?

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Get them to say “Smart idea!”

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Game changing

ideas

3 Ideas for Today

Asking Questions in Colour

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Selling to different behavioural styles

The Psychology of Change

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1The Psychology of Change*

PositivePresent

Sustain

PositiveFuture

Attain

NegativePresent

Change

NegativeFuture

Avoid

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Present Future*Source: The Prime Solution by Jeff Thull, Dearborn © 2005 www.primeresource.com

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Messaging

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White Questions

Green Questions

Black Questions

Red Questions

Asking Questions in Colour

Current situationFacts, data & informationwhite snow: pure, cold hard facts

Desired situationFuture stateGrass, trees, growth, can become

ObstaclesImportant, powerfulDark, night time, can’t see in the dark. Turn on the light to see what stands between current situation and desired situation.

FeelingsFire, explosive color, highly emotional“If Stan doesn’t do something he won’t be able to get there by himself. Stan needs to talk to you.”

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The Buyer’s Journey

A typical Buyer feels like this. . .

They are doing this

They are stuck in the mud

Guide them through an established process

Abundance of choice

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Create a choice of3 possibilities

The Buyer Decision Process

A choice of 3

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Triplicate of Choice

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C

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Y %

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Choice preference: WHY buy?

Procedure preference: HOW to buy

Get them excited by the possibilities

Help them makea decision

….and the rewards are unlimited

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Game changing

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Rollercoaster ride

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Overcome resistance

Challenge their constraints

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Reconnect withtheir objectives

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The Brain

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Right:• Intuition• Feelings• Emotional• Holistic

Left:• Logical• Analytical• Fact based• Detailed

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Rider and Elephant

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Approach

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Rider domination

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Rider domination

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David R EdniePresident & CEO

SalesChannel EuropePh: +33 676 60 09 25

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email: david@saleschannel-europe.comwebsite: www.saleschannel-europe.com