It is a big headline for a big question and it is one that gets asked frequently – “How Are We Influenced?”
In short their is no magic bullet. We need to understand the person, group or organisation we are trying to influence before we jump into the tools.
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The team at crowdtap released this infographic in 2012 and it has some great facts so I thought I would share it.
While the history of influence is a little incomplete for my personal tastes (perhaps a future infographic) it is food for thought all the same.
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With a career in the human professions, Anthony McLean has spent his entire adult life learning about and applying the psychology of influence to people problems with real world consequences. Anthony provides business the tools and strategies to influence the behaviour of others.
