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Today I’m super excited to introduce the latest edition of Social Triggers Insider. You’ll learn:
In addition to the short video below, you’ll love the special guest on the audio portion of this master class.
Why Selling From Your Blog Is Okay—and What To Do With Those Who Complain About It
Look at that freeze frame… Whoops. Quick. Press Play!
“I happily sell products and services from my blog.” – Click to Tweet
Introducing Dan Ariely, A NYT Best-Selling Author, And A Leading Behavior Economics Researcher
Look. If you’re an entrepreneur who sells software, consulting, information products, or coaching…
…the secret to thriving in today’s overcrowded marketplace requires you to MASTER the fields of psychology and human behavior.
And that’s why I’m pumped to have Dan Ariely on this episode of Social Triggers Insider.
Download audio file (07-Why-People-Buy-What-They-Can-Get-For-Free-And-More-Insights-About-Human-Behavior-with-Dan-Ariely.mp3)
Dan Ariely is a professor of Psychology and Behavioral Economics at Duke, and his research has been published in leading economics, psychology, and business journals. In addition to that, he’s the best-selling author of “Predictably Irrational” and “The Upside of Irrationality.”
Ever since I started Social Triggers, people have asked me what books do I read, and what blogs do I read. While I’ll likely never publish my complete reading list (you’ll be scared by it, trust me), I can tell you that I happily read Dan Ariely’s blog, and every book he gets published.
Did you know Social Triggers Insider is now on iTunes? If you enjoy this series, please take a few seconds and leave an honest review. It would be a huge help.
Here’s a list of his books:
1. Predictably Irrational (This book is one of the reasons why I became obsessed with understanding psychology as it relates to marketing. The study where he talks about decoy pricing is priceless.
2. The Upside of Irrationality (In this podcast, we cover a ton of what he covers in this book, but it’s still a worthwhile read).
3. The Honest Truth About Dishonesty (This is his new, yet to be released book, which I haven’t read yet, but I hope to get my hands on it soon…)
Note: When you buy those books through my link, I earn a commission. It’s paltry, but I’m including the link for one main reason: I’m curious to see how many people listen to my book recommendations.
Right click this link to save the audio as a MP3 file to your computer.
Right click this link to save the transcript as a PDF file to your computer.
Now I Pass It To You…
Have you ever dealt with the “I can get it for free guy?”
How did you handle it?
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Today I’m super excited to introduce the latest edition of Social Triggers Insider. You’ll learn:
In addition to the short video below, you’ll love the special guest on the audio portion of this master class.
Why Selling From Your Blog Is Okay—and What To Do With Those Who Complain About It
Look at that freeze frame… Whoops. Quick. Press Play!
“I happily sell products and services from my blog.” – Click to Tweet
Introducing Dan Ariely, A NYT Best-Selling Author, And A Leading Behavior Economics Researcher
Look. If you’re an entrepreneur who sells software, consulting, information products, or coaching…
…the secret to thriving in today’s overcrowded marketplace requires you to MASTER the fields of psychology and human behavior.
And that’s why I’m pumped to have Dan Ariely on this episode of Social Triggers Insider.
Download audio file (07-Why-People-Buy-What-They-Can-Get-For-Free-And-More-Insights-About-Human-Behavior-with-Dan-Ariely.mp3)
Dan Ariely is a professor of Psychology and Behavioral Economics at Duke, and his research has been published in leading economics, psychology, and business journals. In addition to that, he’s the best-selling author of “Predictably Irrational” and “The Upside of Irrationality.”
Ever since I started Social Triggers, people have asked me what books do I read, and what blogs do I read. While I’ll likely never publish my complete reading list (you’ll be scared by it, trust me), I can tell you that I happily read Dan Ariely’s blog, and every book he gets published.
Did you know Social Triggers Insider is now on iTunes? If you enjoy this series, please take a few seconds and leave an honest review. It would be a huge help.
Here’s a list of his books:
1. Predictably Irrational (This book is one of the reasons why I became obsessed with understanding psychology as it relates to marketing. The study where he talks about decoy pricing is priceless.
2. The Upside of Irrationality (In this podcast, we cover a ton of what he covers in this book, but it’s still a worthwhile read).
3. The Honest Truth About Dishonesty (This is his new, yet to be released book, which I haven’t read yet, but I hope to get my hands on it soon…)
Note: When you buy those books through my link, I earn a commission. It’s paltry, but I’m including the link for one main reason: I’m curious to see how many people listen to my book recommendations.
Right click this link to save the audio as a MP3 file to your computer.
Right click this link to save the transcript as a PDF file to your computer.
Now I Pass It To You…
Have you ever dealt with the “I can get it for free guy?”
How did you handle it?
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