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Add You - She Who Has the Gold...
Not long ago I was summoned to Jury Duty. Rather than trying to get out of it, I decided to see what the trial attorneys (AKA "Professional Persuaders") could teach me about persuasion.In a nutshell, it was a civil case – a traffic accident allegedly resulting in an injury.We spent the entire first day of the trial selecting a jury. The lawyers on both sides asked us question after question to make sure they had "a fair and impartial jury." (Translation: Twelve people they felt they could convince to agree with them.)I was among the first to be seated, which allowed me to observe the selection process undistracted (except by boredom.) The lawyers wanted to know if prospective jurors knew anyone involved. Plaintiff's attorneys wanted to know if any had prior medical or legal training, or military service. As t
In other words, our PR uses its fundamental premis
The $175 billion market that teens bring to businesses is staggering. What’s even more staggering is that that number is lower than it should be. No one can measure the amount of influence teens and young adults have on their parents’ back pockets. Often they rely on Mom and Dad to buy the latest and greatest piece of technology out there. But they show financial independence as well; one in three high school seniors has a credit card and 63% of their income is self-generated.They are the fastest growing market in this decade as their buying power increases more and more every year. The problem is that many marketing firms are at a loss when it comes to advertising to this demographic. These younger demographics are doing new things at incredible paces. They are demanding, connected, and very aware of sales attempts
But when the gold takes the form of top-notch public relations, she AND he get to make rules like these:
Our PR concentrates on delivering what we really need.
Our PR does something positive about the behaviors of those outside audiences that MOST affect our organization.
Our PR persuades those key outside people to our way of thinking, then moves them to take actions that allow our department, division or subsidiary to succeed.
In other words, our PR uses its fundamental premise
One of best clients I ever had was a senior vice president at a financial company.He didn’t beat around the bush. If I asked him, how much of a budget do you have for this, he’d tell me, right away, down to the penny.One day, we were talking and he told me, “Gary, life’s too short to deal with unpleasant people.”There are certain lines, such as this one, that you hear that stick with you. Immediately, I wondered if this fellow had been able to chart a course in business that enabled him to navigate around the difficult customers, some of which seemed to have a home in my portfolio.Then, I had a second reaction. Who can afford to be so choosy that he can toss out angry, difficult, or negative personalities? Aren’t they everywhere?Then, it hit me.His company was distinctive, and his cliente
Our PR concentrates on delivering what we really need.
Our PR does something positive about the behaviors of those outside audiences that MOST affect our organization.
Our PR persuades those key outside people to our way of thinking, then moves them to take actions that allow our department, division or subsidiary to succeed.
In other words, our PR uses its fundamental premis
Some smart souls take their credit card, cut it into a million pieces, and walk away without a backward glance. Other smart souls take their card and tuck into their wallet only using it if they find themselves facing an emergency. Still other smart souls use their credit card for regular daily purchases and then pay the subsequent bill each and every month. A few smart souls even use their cards to splurge and then spend the rest of the month digging through the couch cushion looking for spare change when the bill arrives in the mail.Which type of customers do you think the credit card companies prefer?The goal of the credit card companies is to take each and every smart customer and turn them into someone who use their card daily and then pays the monthly bill. Customers, who ignore their card, while financially r
Our PR persuades those key outside people to our way of thinking, then moves them to take actions that allow our department, division or subsidiary to succeed.
In other words, our PR uses its fundamental premis
While many of the offshore oil rig jobs are physical in nature, many of the rig companies go out of their way to make sure your time spent onboard is an enjoyable one. For instance employees may find themselves living in accommodation wings that meet 4 or 5 star hotel standards - despite the fact that you a living in the middle of the ocean. While you are on board the company will usually meet all food, board and laundry expenses, along with travel and transfer costs.There are a large number of offshore oil rig jobs that are available. The range of employment opportunities include:Driller, Derrickman, Shakerhand or Mudman, Toolpusher, Floormen or Roughnecks, Motorman, Assistant Driller, Crane Operator, Roustabouts, Cleaner/Painter, Storekeeper, Mechanic/Electrician, Sub Sea Engineer, Rig Mechanic, Rig Electrician, R
In other words, our PR uses its fundamental premis
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In other words, our PR uses its fundamental premise to deliver external stakeholder behavior change, the kind that leads directly to achieving our managerial objectives.
And that fundamental premise? Here’s what it looks like: People act on their own perception of the facts before them, which leads to predictable behaviors about which something can be done. When we create, change or reinforce that opinion by reaching, persuading and moving-to-desired- action the very p
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