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The power of persuasion & motivation

Making psychology your marketing tool

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Nikola Tesla (1856 to 1943)

1. Alternating Current 2. Light 3. X-rays4. Radio 5. Remote Control 6. Electric Motor7. Robotics 8. Laser 9 and 10. Wireless Communications and Limitless Free Energy

Over 700 patents

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“It’s a sad, sad story.

The inventor (Tesla) couldn’t commercialize anything.

He could barely fund his own research.”

Larry Page, Google’s co-founder

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There is more than one approach to marketing

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In marketing (like in life)effective starts with understanding

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That’s why we are here

Agenda– A bit about the brain– Motivation & persuasion • What works• Why it works• How to’s & examples

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• 2 systems

“Thinking fast & slow” - Dr.Daniel Kahneman, 2002 Nobel Laureate

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Instincts

Food Sex Danger

Hello Gorgeous

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Fear Grabs Our Attention

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Are you safe?

Cyber security

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Did you cover everything?

QA & testing

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Other Variations of Fear

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Loss Aversion

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Scarcity

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Learn from the masters - KickStarter

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Food & Sex

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Rewards

Pavlov started. Skinner continued.

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New behavior

Variable reward schedule

Constant rewards

Ongoing behavior

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Translated to marketing

Gaming: Make it easy to win at first. Harder as it goes along.

Constant rewards: 10th cup free

Variable schedule: random praise

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Evolution

Our brain size x 3

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Complex Social Relationships

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“You will either step forward into growth or you will step back into safety.” (Abraham Maslow)

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The Need to Belong

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Practically speaking:are you a chocoholic

A chocoholic is a person who loves chocolate.

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Social Proof - Everyone is doing it

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Breaking the Paradigm

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YOU

BECAUSE

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Authority

• Professors• Doctors• Analysts• Media• Bloggers• Leaders • Influencers

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Liking

Familiarity – I know youSimilarity – I’m like youAttractive – I like to like

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Social media a friend told me

Cold calls / emails

I got your name from…get introduced

Emailsbe known

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Dress for Success

Hint: Attractive & Similar

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A marketing lesson from the Krishna

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Reciprocity

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• Give away’s• How about a drink?• Information • Holiday cards• I’m thinking of you...

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The incredible power of stories

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Consistency

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Pain Points

Share the painTell me a story

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Connect & change the path

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Thank You

Tally Netzer | [email protected]

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“My brain is only a receiver. In the Universe there is a core from which we obtain knowledge, strength, inspiration.” -Nikola Tesla

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Some of the Sources

• How to Get People to Do Stuff - Susan Weinschenk, 2013

• Influence - Robert Cialdini, 1984• Thinking Fast & Slow - Daniel Kahneman, 2002• Predictably Irrational – Dan Ariely