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The 5 paths to persuasion : the art of selling your message

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To succeed in today's business world of tough and fast decision-makers, how a statement is made can be more important than what it says.

Even the best ideas face resistance and rejection, as all too often people make the mistake of focusing solely on the content of their proposal and giving little thought to the way they will deliver it.

In a two-year survey, customer research experts Miller and Williams studied 1,700 executives and discovered that good ideas are not enough; to make any sort of impact they must be delivered effectively.

They reveal the five different types of decision maker, including Charismatics, Thinkers, Sceptics, Followers, and Controllers and show how to best sell ideas to each.

Whether it be a proposal or a business plan, "The 5 Paths to Persuasion" unlocks the secrets of persuasion necessary to present any kind of idea successfully.

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Kogan Page Ltd
0749449942 / 9780749449940
Paperback / softback
658.45
03/05/2007
United Kingdom
English
x, 223 p. : ill.
23 cm
research & professional Learn More
Reprint. Originally published: New York: Warner, 2004; London: Kogan Page, 2005.
Identifies the five types of business decision-makers and how to influence each kind Draws on characteristics of well-known business figures including Jack Welch and Richard Branson Shows how to persuade others and get more business done The authors tap into the rational aspects of the decision and also the emotional drivers to help people identify effective strategies of persuasion. Business Executive An interesting new angle on selling. Personnel Today A valuable addition to your library. Training Journal
Identifies the five types of business decision-makers and how to influence each kind Draws on characteristics of well-known business figures including Jack Welch and Richard Branson Shows how to persuade others and get more business done The authors tap into the rational aspects of the decision and also the emotional drivers to help people identify effective strategies of persuasion. Business Executive An interesting new angle on selling. Personnel Today A valuable addition to your library. Training Journal KJMD Management decision making, KJS Sales & marketing