Flattery Psychology
Course Content
0 / 62 completedWhy obsolete frameworks like the 4Ps and Myers-Briggs stick around
Radical Simplification as a Psychology Trick
Addressing objections through marketing psychology
Finding influencers to generate word of mouth
A simple way to get people to do what you're asking
Incrementalism
How to change people's minds (psychology example)
Generating Word of Mouth
Likeability as a tool for persuasion [case study]
How to change people's minds using Jonah Berger's psychology framework
Addressing objections - continued
Reciprocity Psychology
simple way to change people's minds
Scarcity Psychology in Ecommerce
Visibility Psychology
Don't ask for annoying information upfront
Toilet Paper Psychology
Familiarity, Likeability, and Influence
Flattery Psychology
Be careful about giving air time to negative things
Closure
Associations and Clustering
Cold emails as a demonstration of marketing psychology
Making marketing go viral using psychology
People don't like surprises
Persuasion and Influence Psychology
Psychology Case Study - Cheers
Persuasion Example
Psychology Case Study - Agoda
Pricing Psychology
Habit Forming Product Psychology
Ask for commitments
Your Target List & Persona Limitations
Don't convince people to buy what they don't need
Telling investors what they want to hear
Customer Journey Part 3
Customer Journey Part 2
Customer Journey Part 1
The 2 ways people evaluate you
Candor Psychology
How to gain POWER
Task-oriented vs people-oriented psychology
Powerful people
interpersonal skills and 3 communication barriers
Eye contact in the workplace
Don't send mixed signals
Assertive problem solving
Praise publicly and chastise privately
Encourage everyone to talk
Giving critical feedback
How people respond to stressful situations
Engaging with new people
Communicate frequently
Dealing with stress psychology
Be generous!
Listen!
Writing internal emails - part 1
Be silent
Internal phone calls
Writing internal emails - part 2
Ask open-ended questions
Tips