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Let's explore some cool stuff that could totally change the game for your marketing efforts, especially if you're dabbling in the AI space.
You know, you can have the most killer marketing campaign ever devised, but if it's not hitting the right people, it's like throwing a party and forgetting to send out the invites.
Not exactly a recipe for success, right?
But here's the kicker: what if you could warm up your audience before they even see your message?
Sounds like some Jedi mind trick stuff, but stick with me.
Enter "Presuasion" a concept coined by Dr. Robert Cialdini. Yeah, the same guy who wrote "Influence" and schooled us all on the psychology of persuasion. In his book "Presuasion" he talks about the art of getting people receptive to your message before they encounter it. It's the process of arranging the mental environment of your prospects so they're more open to what you're about to say. Think of it as setting the stage so when your message drops, they're already nodding along. | ![]() Dr. Robert Cialdini |
Now, here's where it gets juicy for us AI marketers.
With all the data and targeting tools at our fingertips, we've got the power to not just find the right audience but to prime them in advance.
It's like preparing the soil before you plant the seed. You wouldn't just toss seeds onto any patch of dirt and hope for the best, would you? Nah, you'd prep that soil to make sure your plants thrive.
In this analogy, your marketing message is the seed, and your audience is the soil.
By using Pre-Suasion techniques, like framing your content in a certain way or tapping into the right emotions, you enrich that soil.
And when AI comes into play, we can scale this prepping process like never before.
So, the takeaway?
Don't just focus on crafting the perfect message.
Spend some time setting the stage. Use the tools and data you have to get your audience in the right mindset before they even hear from you.
Trust us, when you get this down, your marketing campaigns won't just perform better, they'll crush it.

