Perfection is hard to achieve in any walk of life and persuasion is no different. It relies on many things going just right at the crucial moment; the perfect synchronisation of source, message and audience. But even if perfection is unlikely, we all need to know what to aim for.
To bring you the current series on the psychology of persuasion I've been reading lots of research, much more than is covered in recent posts. As I read, I noticed the same themes cropping up over and over again.
Here are the most important points for crafting the perfect persuasive message, all of which have scientific evidence to back them up.
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Showing posts with label control minds. Show all posts
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Sunday, February 12, 2012
Mind Control 101 - What You Don't Know Can Kill You
By Charles Steed, Author of Dark Persuasion Techniques
Things are almost never as they seem. For those of us paying attention, you've probably noticed there's something sinister going on. Bankers, politicians and other mainstream parasites have a silent whisper campaign in motion. The goal? Grab all they can get while the grabbing's good. It's been going on for years and they're turning up the heat because even they know the game can't last forever.
Look around. Our society is out of control. Big business has become a vicious money grubbing machine. Look at the pharmaceutical companies. It seems like every day they introduce a new drug for some vague and mysterious disease.
Here's a little secret. The TV commercials many of these companies use are often full of subliminal messages designed to make the viewer feel like they need the cure, their drug! And if that's not enough, the medication usually has worse side effects than the disease itself. But this piece isn't about the pharmaceutical companies. Far from it.
Look around. Our society is out of control. Big business has become a vicious money grubbing machine. Look at the pharmaceutical companies. It seems like every day they introduce a new drug for some vague and mysterious disease.
Here's a little secret. The TV commercials many of these companies use are often full of subliminal messages designed to make the viewer feel like they need the cure, their drug! And if that's not enough, the medication usually has worse side effects than the disease itself. But this piece isn't about the pharmaceutical companies. Far from it.
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