Persuasion is inducing one or more people to willingly and knowingly do something
for you that they had not initially planned or even wanted to do for your purpose.
Persuasion is getting people interested in doing as you suggest when they are
originally not particularly interested in that.
Persuasion works by influencing the other person to change. They
are going to do something that they did not initially want to do, and they are
going to do it because of you. You, as the persuader, are an agent of change (Ciccarelli,
Harrigan, & Fritzley, 2010, p. 390).
In business perspective, persuasion is the art of
convicting customers about your products or services for the purpose of selling
through marketing communication.References
Ciccarelli, S.K., Harrigan, T. & Fritzley, V.H. (2010). Psychology. Toronto: Pearson.
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