Effortless Influence – How to Master the Art of The Sales Story by Daniel Levis

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Effortless Influence – How to Master the Art of The Sales Story by Daniel Levis

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As the title suggests, this course is about telling masterful sales stories that absorb your target audience’s attention and then direct it toward a purchase.

You’ll discover amazing secrets for keeping your ideal prospects engaged and interested in you and your products and services over the long term.

And you’ll learn to tell order-inducing stories that make people feel safe and secure and enthusiastic about handing you their hard earned money in exchange for the value you bring them.

Quite simply, it’s the ultimate marketing resource for selling to people without them feeling like they are being sold, resulting in increased conversion… higher margins… and dramatically enhanced lifetime customer value.

In module 1, you’re getting the complete lowdown on 7 powerful story formats… how and why to use them… and the insider secrets to leveraging them to capture the attention and interest of your target audience…

How to melt your prospect’s irrational fears… freeing them to give your sales arguments a fair hearing…

How to plant ideas in your prospect’s minds so subtly they think they came up with the ideas themselves…

Secrets of guided imagery that give your prospects time travelling powers and the ability to visit their future lives — with you, the storyteller, as their guide…

The Vision Quest: How to help your prospects see realities that were invisible to them before… and feel new sensations that empower them to take actions that were previously impossible…

How to short-circuit skepticism and cynicism by harkening your prospects back to their childhoods. A time when thought processes were pure emotion and life was spontaneous and carefree…

How to disarm the defensive stockade people put up against persuasion by weaving the facts, features, and benefits of your offerings into the innocent fabric of story …

Why the unconscious mind literally can’t tell the difference between a real and an imagined experience… and how to use this amazing phenomenon to make your marketing infinitely more productive…

Zero Resistance Selling: A simple trick that allows your sales argument to effortlessly find a new home in the prospect’s belief system. (See Page 6) …

How to cloak complex or unfamiliar ideas in easily understood stories, giving your prospects the confidence and assurance to move ahead. (Page 9) …

How to craft a good origin story that cements your credibility as a seller and bonds you to your target audience like crazy glue. Connect with your customers on a deep and enduring level, virtually immunizing your business against discount happy competition. (Page 10) …

How to use dramatic reversal to make your sales pitch more entertaining and believable. (Page 18) …

The secret storytelling ingredient that shifts your prospect’s mental gearing from “passive wishing” to “active willing”. Gets them to plunk down their hard earned money faster than just about anything. (Page 20) …

Four magical little “Trojan Horse” phrases that instantly put your prospects at ease and allow you to tip-toe past their exterior defenses. (Page 21) …

Sneaky little metaphors that prime your prospects to accept your sales arguments without giving them a second thought. (Page 22) …

The deadly (yet common) storytelling mistake that kills sales and actually reduces readership and repeat business. (Page 23) …

How to sell prevention. This $297 preventative sells like crazy with no sales letter. See how a simple story-driven email goes straight to an order form to make the sale. (Page 24) …

How to use stories to maintain the perceived value of a discounted item, doubling or even tripling sales conversion. (Page 31) …

How to use morbid curiosity to practically force people to open your emails and rabidly consume your sales message. (Page 32) …

How a Greek fable spawned a $1.5 billion dollar ad campaign that ran for decades … (Page 32) …

How to choose the right narrative point-of-view for a given sales story. Plus a weird, science-fiction-like technique proven to boost response when you need a great story to tell but can’t find one. (Page 36) …

How to revive the dead and put them to work earning you juicy affiliate commissions. Historical figures make great characters for your sales stories. You can put words in their mouths. Make them do cool things. Embed purchasing criteria in their actions. (Page 37)

The three key ingredients you must put in every sales story if you want people to click a link… fill out a form… or complete a purchase. Miss any one of these key ingredients and your story will bomb, guaranteed. (Page 39)

How to hitchhike on a news story or an entertainment item from the popular media to magnify the distribution and potency of your sales message. (Page 40)…

An unusual way to use pre-supposition in your sales stories that almost always increases email click through rates. (Page 41) …

Three things to put in your sales stories that most people find near impossible to look away from. HINT: They tap in to the reptilian part of our brains, were the survival and self-preservation imperatives dwell. (Page 42) …

A simple story trick that lessens your prospect’s burden of decision. Do this and you’ll make infinitively more sales. I guarantee it. (Page 44) …

Story Transposition: How to template mesmerizing stories that are proven through time to capture people’s attention and influence their behavior. The ultimate shortcut to creating sales-inducing stories. (Page 48) …

How to create a killer case study. Most case studies could bore the arm off a chair and don’t do much to increase sales. Here are 12 interview questions for extracting amazing success stories… and the secret narrative structure that virtually guarantees explosive, profit-pulling case studies. (Page 49) …

In module 2, you’re getting the complete blow-by-blow on all of the essential elements that go into creating astonishingly effective origin stories that allow you to sell effortlessly and at consistently higher margin than your competitors …

The 12 stages of the hero’s journey — and why this almost magical story structure intuitively resonates with all human beings. A proven way to trigger the curiosity, empathy and emotion you need to rivet your prospect’s attention… amplify desire… and install powerful buying motives while virtually eliminating purchase resistance. (Page 53) …

The difference between story structure and content and how “archetypes” can be your unfailing beacon to higher response. (Page 55) …

How the hero’s journey can also form the fabric of a seductive mythology you build around yourself, your product, and your business over the course of months or even years. (Page 59) …

Stealth Positioning — How to convey credibility through accomplishment without a hint of braggadocio or boastfulness. Infinitely more effective than the worn out “I’m not telling you this to impress you, but rather to impress upon you” schtick most markets have heard way too many times. (Page 61) …

How to inject drama, intrigue and entertainment value into otherwise boring product descriptions and explanations. Deadly effective in b2b markets. (Page 64) …

How embedding a logical rationale for purchasing your product inside of a story can spike your sales conversion overnight by 187%. (Page 65) …

The Russian Doll Secret: How to use nested narrative to subtly implant buying conclusions in your prospect’s minds that have them reflexively clicking the order button to complete a purchase. (Page 69) …

How to anchor your prospect’s affection to inanimate objects you want to sell them. (Page 71) …

Six proven ways to create empathy and connection, practically forcing your prospects to mentally project themselves into your sales story. (Page 72) …

How to reveal character flaws and vulnerabilities and turn them into character assets that build trust and affinity with your target market. (Page 74) …

The secret to stimulating your prospect’s sympathetic nervous system in a way that creates incredibly deep rapport and attraction. Almost instantly dissolves sales resistance and purchase hesitation. (Page 75) …

A counter-intuitive “back door” way to create character fascination. This unusual technique when properly executed leads to an almost blinding rapport with your target prospects. (Page 76) …

The secret “primal” ingredient to put in your sales stories that sows the seeds of emotion and stirs even your most careful and deliberate prospects to action. (Page 76) …

Collective Heroism — When your prospects associate your marketing with a sense of being part of something larger than themselves, sales shoot for the moon. Here’s how to create an addictive feeling of camaraderie and belonging within your target market. (Page 77) …

How to neutralize the internal demons that stand between your prospects willingness to pursue their biggest dreams… and between you and a reliable stream of repeat sales. (Page 79) …

The Stimulus and Response Principle: the secret to transforming stories that feel like lifeless, unsatisfying processions of events into electrifying cavalcades of excitement that enchant your prospects from beginning to end. (Page 80) …

A counterintuitive story strategy that lets you quickly assume the mantle of authority, compelling your prospects to accept you as a trusted advisor and subject matter expert. (Page 90) …

Four different types of mentor stories that allow you to effortlessly establish ironclad credibility for yourself as a seller. (Page 94) …

How to strike at the heart of your prospect’s most deep-seated, close-to-the-bone emotions without seeming manipulative, ham handed, or obvious. (Page 96) …

The number one determining factor that spells the difference between sales stories that grab your prospects, turn them upside down, and shake money from their pockets… and stories that leave them cold as dead fish. (Page 97) …

The four step mental process that leads to action. Miss one step, (or get them in the wrong order), and your sales story is dead in the water. (Page 98) …

How to alter the chemical makeup of your prospect’s physiology… stepping up or stepping down the brain’s activity level… creating sensation in the body… altering involuntary movements, gestures, and facial expression… and ultimately, impacting the will to act. (Page 99) …

The difference between innate primal emotions and learned social emotions. Which class of emotion sways people more powerfully? Find out on page 100.

A complete model of the human emotions… their biological function…  how and when to use them in your sales stories. 67 different emotions explained and their application to persuasive storytelling demonstrated. (Page 102) …

How to use curiosity, anticipation, surprise, suspense and intrigue to transfix your prospect’s attention.Amazingly powerful storytelling techniques that literally crowd out awareness of time and space, locking potential buyers to your sales message like an invisible tractor beam. (Page 110) …

Why “hard loops” don’t work in direct response selling and what to do instead to create stunning increases in readership and response. (Page 114) …

How to use soft loops to deepen attention and interest. When you do this right it practically guarantees your sales message gets read. (Page 116) …

The pleasure/pain quadrant: a simple strategy for harmonizing the motivations of your story hero with those of your target prospects. (Page 119) …

Four different types of humor to use in your stories. These techniques loosen purchase resistance and lubricate the buying process without detracting from the seriousness of your sales message in any way. (Page 121) …

How to craft compelling characters your prospects want to identify with. People buy when they sense doing so enhances their self-image in some way. Showing a similar development in a character they care about is the deadly effective way to create this effect. (Page 126) …

How to differentiate your products and services through the characterization of your protagonist. This is the ultimate secret to selling at premium prices and with superior profit margins — ten times more profitable than mere functional advantage. (Page 127) …

The 16 irreducible values that motivate your prospect’s actions… and how to subtly communicate them through story to unleash a tsunami of increased conversion and response. (Page 131) …

The 12 classic character archetypes… how to recognize the dominant archetype(s) in your particular market… and the keys to motivating each type. (Page 135) …

Five different ways to reveal character and activate even the most unconscious fears, aspirations, beliefs and values of your target prospects. This is the lethal combination strike that jerks even the most shell-shocked and reluctant would-be buyers out of their complacency and into your pitch. (Page 191) …

Ten archetypal themes to use in your sales stories that are proven to attract attention, arouse interest, and stir your prospect’s blood toward a purchase. Use these proven story templates and your hit rates will soar! (Page 196) …

And in module 3 I’m tying it all together for you with a powerful series of fill-in-the-blanks worksheets and do-this-do-that templates that will have you penning highly persuasive order-getting sales stories more easily than you ever imagined.

And much more!

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