Even this title uses one of them!
Read on to discover which potent emotional traits your business is overlooking — before keen competitors beat you to it.
3 Super-Persuasive Emotions You Haven’t Used (To Influence Sales)


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Made Hot by: arifansariseo on March 27, 2019 4:05 pm
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“Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll see what we can do in the future once we...”
“Adam: The suggestion is to do a new review of up and coming community...”
“Sure thing. What’s the suggestion? Unlikely I’ll be able to cover it -...”
“Lisa: Yes, she does! "Specializing in Video Identity"
Talk soon...”
“I didn't realize she does that too, good to know!...”
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1529 days ago
Were there any particular aspects that surprised you?
I found altruism to be especially interesting — It's a *very* deep topic!
Catch you soon,
Sam
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1528 days ago
I particularly enjoyed the first chapter of the post, where you talk about good feelings.
As you stated, some of the desirable feelings associated with altruism are joy, satisfaction and gratitude; it essentially makes us feel good.
That's so true!
1529 days ago
The end note (image of the false ad) of the post is really worth notable. Fake advertising or get rich quick schemes are really flashing all thru the net.
In short, it is really a trap in the net. One should be very vigilant in this area. As you said there are far too many of those already. The sad fact is that even popular platforms like Facebook and top websites are flashing such fake ads on their site. I have posted an alert post in this regard on my site sometime back and I updated recently. I am happy to share the link here: https://www.pvariel.com/dont-fall-trap-breaking-news-facebook/
Hope this will get an alert to the readers.
Thanks, Sam for this informative share. Keep sharing.
Best Regards
~ Philip
1529 days ago
What a coincidence that you also recently covered this aspect of greed! I'm glad you did — It adds further substance to the power of this emotion (although sadly, sometimes used in completely the wrong way).
Thanks again for your feedback,
Sam