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Should I Learn To Use Covert Persuasion
Something that is covert is hidden. Persuasion is the act of persuading. Persuading is to cause someone to do something by means of reasoning or to win them over to a course of action. So covert persuasion defines the things we do to cause someone to do something (or buy) that are not immediately obvious to an observer. You could call it the unwitnessed aspects of persuasion.
Covert Persuasion is about getting someone to buy (or act) without them logically thinking about it too much. It's about getting past resistance. So, a phrase designed to influence is sent and received without significant critical thought on the part of the receiver.
You might be asking yourself, "why do I want to use covert persuasion tactics" .
Let me offer a little story to explain. Imagine you are paddling a canoe across a river. Unknown to you, your passenger behind you is either paddling against you or using their paddle like a rudder to head in the wrong direction. Do you think it might be difficult to get to a point on the shore you wanted to get to ? Now, how much easier do you think it might be to get where you want to go if the person in back of your canoe was paddling with you and steering the canoe toward your destination ? That is the difference between selling using covert persuasion to back up your verbal messages and having no control over the covert messages you are sending. When both sets of communication are aligned things just go much easier. You are congruent and your persuasion and sales results are optimal.
How do you use covert persuasion ?
You can focus covert persuasion in a couple of directions. You can use covert persuasion by controlling your inner thoughts and feelings which will in turn control your communication and make it more influential. As an example of this I had a practice in my B2B sales career that when I landed a big sale I immediately went after some other business that was not yet concluded. I can't tell you the number of times that this created a domino effect where I got an order then quickly finalised a second deal and went after a third deal. You know the saying, "Nothing Succeeds Like Success" and this was my deliberate attempt to harness that power. My confidence and enthusiasm soared as I went from one success to another and my results compounded because of those covert signals I was emanating to my prospects.
Naturally, you can use covert persuasion outwardly, focusing directly on your prospect.
One way to do this is to enter their world. As you are speaking with your prospect they will likely use some non-specific words. They may say they are currently getting "excellent service" from a supplier of a complimentary product. You need to understand that that particular phrase has a definite meaning to them. You may think you understand what excellent service is, but that would be your concept of the term not theirs. So, if you use reflective listening methods as suggested by some sales trainers you may paraphrase what they say. And that could be a big mistake. If you reflect back "exemplary service" it may not mean the same thing to them. That will indicate to their unconscious that you do not really understand them and will hinder you making a sale. You are much better off "parrot phrasing" what they say. When you repeat their exact criteria phrase you not only show that you have listened but that you understand. Unconsciously they are thinking "this guy gets it" and that will help you make a lot more sales.
Now, you may choose to learn about covert persuasion or you may choose to ignore it. If you choose to ignore it you'd better hope your competition doesn't know about it or you'll lose a lot of sales to them. If you choose to learn more you might be surprised at how many different ways you can use covert techniques.
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Frequently Asked Questions...
Good,used car for 16 year old girl?
I turn 16 in December- I have a permit.
However i'm completely lost at finding the perfect car.
It's important that the car is safe,pretty good price range,
and of course cute!
I'm interested in the volxswagon beetle bug the newest one the covertible- but i'm not so sure if that's the car for me- I really want something sporty but old school- like hardcore.
I know a mustang is a cute car-but my parents will not accept to that because it is made by ford- which ThEy don't believe is a good manufactuer of cars.
I REALLY WANT the jeep wrangler- so badly. but of course gas prices are sky high, and it's a gas hog. it seems like a really cool car though.
I don't really like the honda civic or cars that look similar to that..
if someone could help me out that'd be great-thanks so much!
Answer:
let's start with the Jeep Wrangler.
if your going "mudding" or rock climbing the CJ is the King but
if your driving to work or school the wrangler is the worst vehicle on the road with the exception of the VW beetle.
Both cars are at the top on lists of used cars to AVOID.
the old Vw's were bullet proof, the new beetles are junk on wheels.
don't buy an jeep new or old.
if you want a small SUV read this article:
http://editorial.autos.msn.com/article.aspx?cp-documentid=434557
for your first car get one of these
for $4,000
look for
98 Acura CL, 98 Ford Mustang V6, 98 Honda Accord or Civic, 98 Nissan Frontier or Pathfinder, 98 Subaru Impreza or Legacy, 98 -00 Toyota Corolla or Echo 00