Liking Bias

Social Proof

Have you ever wondered why the trust level of your firm increases when you include a universally recognized logo like Apple, Google or Microsoft in your client list? After all, if a big, successful company that everyone knows decides to trust your business, everyone else can do the same! Listen to our latest Podcast episode to explore the magic of Social Proof!

Contrast Misreaction

Salespeople across industries use the contrast technique to present two options: an inferior and a superior one. This technique is a favourite among many, and if used intelligently, it can be an effective way to provide contrasting options to customers.

Scarcity

The rarer or more difficult it is to obtain a product, offer, or piece of content is, the more valuable it becomes. Because we think the product will soon be unavailable to us, we're more likely to buy it than if there were no impression of scarcity. The perceived scarcity can inspire a sense of urgency within consumers, and they make purchasing decisions faster than they usually might. People are also more willing to pay more money because a cost-benefit analysis might say that losing out on a product or service is worse than the money it costs to get it.

Liking Bias

Understand how to use Liking Principle with your prospects to tilt the sale in your favour. Once can use this principle to form long term friendships with clients.

Reciprocity

In this episode, we share real-world examples on how reciprocity is the ultimate success strategy. You'll learn how to : * Gain a competitive edge by embracing the power of reciprocity * How to get people to say YES to you * Build a network of loyal customers and partners who will champion your brand and help you achieve your goals