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AIM - 2009 Persuasion Architecture Walter Melanson, Director of Partnerships PropertyGuys.com Inc.

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AIM - 2009

Persuasion Architecture

Walter Melanson, Director of PartnershipsPropertyGuys.com Inc.

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About PropertyGuys.com

• Unlike any ordinary real estate company.

• NOT agents or brokers

• Something different – better

• Combine the internet and experts on the ground

• A safe and practical way for buyers and sellers to connect and avoid the high cost of commission.

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Acknowledgements

• The Eisenburg Brothers (Bryan & Jeffrey)• Roy H. Williams• Dr. Richard Grant

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What is Persuasion Architecture?

• A process for persuading your visitors to take the actions you want them to take

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What you need to know?

• To achieve your goals, your customer must first be able to meet theirs

• There is no such thing as an average user• Use different language for each of the “personas”• Integrate the concept across your entire mix• Test, measure and optimize

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What can I expect from a well crafted PA strategy?

• Acquisition costs go down

• Retention rates go up

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Key elements to building “personas”

...Understanding their drivers•Demographic•Psychological•Topological

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This macro analysis will allow you to:

• Understand their needs....• So you can respond to how they buy.

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Use your Imagination

What specific actions need to be taken - from very specific motivations ...to answer a specific question(s)????????

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PA creates a situation where you lead your visitors to what they want

• Match their buying process to your selling process

• They are volunteers and must participate

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Popular misconceptionsabout PA

• This process is built for techies and non-techies alike

• 80% planning and 20% execution• All iterations should be well documented• The model predicts non-linear clicks but not random

clicks

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Questions you’ll need to answer before you get started.

• Who needs to be persuaded?• What action do we want them to take?• How will you most effectively persuade

these people?

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Let’s look at some unique personas

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ENFPs best described as People - People

• Influenced by the opinions of their friends

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ENTP – the clever ones

• Love to argue• Innovative problem solvers• Cut corners (rules)• Optimist with little patience for folks

less intelligent

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INFP – see life through rose coloured glasses

• Skilled at translating “technical” to “layman”

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INTP – deep thinkers, very analytical

• Often correct others• Fear failure – they second guess

themselves• Excel at math and CPU’s• Obsessed with logic

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ENFJ – unique salesmanship

• Big picture thinkers• Juggle multiple responsibilities at

once• Entrepreneurial – appreciate people

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ENTJ – story tellers

• Marshall and direct• Finesse of a world leader or with the

insensitivity of a cult leader• Think on the fly

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INFJ – serve a grander cause

• Champions of the oppressed• Blessed with clarity and vision• Not easily led• Rarely get fooled

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INTJ – self confident - misunderstood for arrogant

• Don’t easily grasp social interaction• Try to find solutions – ask why

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ESTJ - thrive on order and continuity

• Love to provide and receive good service

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ESTP - spontaneous, active folks

• Extremely competitive

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Meet Pierre

• Pierre and Julie are in their early thirties he is 35. They live in Dieppe. They’ve been married for 5 years. They have a daughter that is 3 years old. Pierre and Julie both work for the government. They are current home owners and have been for 5 years (1st home). They found their first home in the area they wanted. It was a new construction – they called the listing agent. They now want to find their second home. They are in no hurry and want to sell privately to avoid commission to maximize their equity.

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Pierre• Name: Pierre - Sell• Age: 35• Sex: M• Marital: Married with 1 child (3)• Occupation: Office admin (GVMT)

55K• Internet: High• Home plans online• Research – trips – finance

(mortgage)

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• Why @PG (Seller) • Understands Private sale as an option• Needs more information to fully understand the system Price etc…• How find PG• Yard sign – snooping at properties• Re experience• In first home looking for second• Used agent on buy (new construction)• Found house (called agent)• Education: University

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Meet Bill• Name: Bill - Sell• Age: 50• Sex: M• Marital: Married – 2 children at College

1 still home (16)• Occupation: Welder Income 60K• Internet familiarity: Low

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Bill• Why @PG (Seller)• Do –it yourself mentality• Avoid commission• He thinks he can succeed• How find PG?• Friend or Friend of Friend

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Bill

• Re experience• Bought and sold before – had bad

experience (another agent brought buyer and didn’t get $$$ he was told he could get)

• Perception his agent didn’t sell it

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Wire frame

•Identify every entry point and exit point

•Each page needs a specific objective

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Thank YOU!

Walter Melanson, Director of PartnershipsPropertyGuys.com Inc.