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Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2025 6:01 am
Give content!
Think content. Something exclusive like an invitation or VIP treatment for an event. A free e-book or book, quick scan or list of tips. Or share your knowledge via social media. Free information with value, where you help someone and at the same time you catch them in the social obligation to do something for you in return. Because nobody likes to be indebted to someone for long. Google does something for you in return immediately. Because you publish on blogs or social media, you are immediately more findable in searches that contain words that you have used in the titles of your articles or videos.
2. Sympathy
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Thumbs up. We like to do that on Facebook and LinkedIn. Just like we often do tell-a-friend advertising in conversations for that 'guy' who can do handy jobs and repair Apples well. Not only because he can do handy jobs or repairs well, but especially because he is nice. After all, there are enough good handymen or laptop repairers, but not many malta phone data good and nice handymen and laptop repairers. They get a like. Because they are nice and we just like people who like us.
Don't shoot the messenger
See the success of the Tupperware parties, where a friendly lady or gentleman enthusiastically told about the many advantages of those famous plastic containers. The attendees bought them sooner because they trusted their friend's opinion and did not want to disappoint him. Bringing bad news, no, dislike . Just ask Gerrit Hiemstra or another weatherman how people can hate him when he predicts rain, wind and other climatological misery for the coming summer days. It was not for nothing that messengers of bad news were cut off for a head in the past.
Also important: we feel more sympathy for people who look like us. For example, people who have the same glasses, car or hobby. Or who come from the same place of birth. I notice that myself. I always perk up a little when I meet a Frisian in the West or even better, 'hey, are you also from Heerenveen. Did you go to the Nassau or the RSG?' My Frisian roots and hobbies and interests, I emphasize them more and more often.
Think content. Something exclusive like an invitation or VIP treatment for an event. A free e-book or book, quick scan or list of tips. Or share your knowledge via social media. Free information with value, where you help someone and at the same time you catch them in the social obligation to do something for you in return. Because nobody likes to be indebted to someone for long. Google does something for you in return immediately. Because you publish on blogs or social media, you are immediately more findable in searches that contain words that you have used in the titles of your articles or videos.
2. Sympathy
Photo: Bigstockphoto
Thumbs up. We like to do that on Facebook and LinkedIn. Just like we often do tell-a-friend advertising in conversations for that 'guy' who can do handy jobs and repair Apples well. Not only because he can do handy jobs or repairs well, but especially because he is nice. After all, there are enough good handymen or laptop repairers, but not many malta phone data good and nice handymen and laptop repairers. They get a like. Because they are nice and we just like people who like us.
Don't shoot the messenger
See the success of the Tupperware parties, where a friendly lady or gentleman enthusiastically told about the many advantages of those famous plastic containers. The attendees bought them sooner because they trusted their friend's opinion and did not want to disappoint him. Bringing bad news, no, dislike . Just ask Gerrit Hiemstra or another weatherman how people can hate him when he predicts rain, wind and other climatological misery for the coming summer days. It was not for nothing that messengers of bad news were cut off for a head in the past.
Also important: we feel more sympathy for people who look like us. For example, people who have the same glasses, car or hobby. Or who come from the same place of birth. I notice that myself. I always perk up a little when I meet a Frisian in the West or even better, 'hey, are you also from Heerenveen. Did you go to the Nassau or the RSG?' My Frisian roots and hobbies and interests, I emphasize them more and more often.