Tommy Boy finally got it right: "I could climb up a bull's ass to find the steak, but I'd rather take the butcher's word for it." Proof in the form of concrete statements or tangible numbers carry credibility. They allow persuaders to sway thought. That's why ...
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Salesmen learn early that the fastest way to closing a sale is by answering all of the questions and objections before asking for the sale. If you can anticipate questions, prepare answers, you have a better chance of demonstrating that your product solves pro...
The beginning roots of public relations contains a history filled with efforts to manipulate and persuade people to do something. A recent history (2001+, give or take) of public relations chronicles attempts by PR people to engage their audiences in conversat...
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