15 Powerful Persuasive Tips To Guarantee A Respond on Steemit - Part 3

15 Powerful Persuasive Tips To Guarantee A Respond on Steemit

- Part 3

Persuasive people have an uncanny ability to get you leaning toward their way of thinking. Their secret weapon is likeability. They get you to like more than their ideas; they get you to like them.

In Part 1 and Part 2 we covered a wide fundamentals that you must try to utilize to have a good interaction with your audience, however for Part 3 we will dwell a little deeper into small subtle things that we take for granted because it seems so easy, but they have the most profound impacts.

if you missed Part 1 & 2 here are the links:

15 Powerful Persuasive Tips To Guarantee A Respond on Steemit - Part 1

15 Powerful Persuasive Tips To Guarantee A Respond on Steemit - Part 2

You can read it in any order, entirely up to you. Let's continue with Part 3:

Here are point 11 to 15 of the 15 tricks of the trade that exceptionally persuasive people use to their advantage.

11. They Leave a Strong and Lasting First Impression

Research shows that most people decide whether or not they like you within the first seven seconds of meeting you. They then spend the rest of the conversation internally justifying their initial reaction. This may sound terrifying, but by knowing this, you can take advantage of it to make huge gains in your likeability and ability to persuade. First impressions are intimately tied to positive body language. Strong posture, a firm handshake, a smile, and opening your shoulders to the person you are talking to will help ensure that your first impression is a good one.

How do we apply this on Steemit?

Ask yourself these questions:

• How can I creatively help my audience remember me in a positive and impactful light?

• Does my post or reply have something unique and interesting to help anchor the memory of their engagement with me?

12. They Know When to Step Back

Urgency is a direct threat to persuasion, so tread lightly. When you try to force people to agree instantly, studies show that they are actually more likely to stand by their original opinion. Your impatience causes them to counter your arguments in favor of their own. If your position is strong, you shouldn’t be afraid to back off and give it time to sink in. Good ideas are often difficult to process instantly, and a bit of time can go a long way.

Besides all that persuasive calmness in giving people space, you'll also look alot cooler and put your audience at ease by taking a step back from time to time.

How do we apply this on Steemit?

Ask yourself these questions:

• Do I use open ended questions and encourage a discussion here on Steemit?

• Does my post or reply keeps things mysterious and engaging in a relax and causal manner?

13. They Greet People by Name

Your name is an essential part of your identity, and it feels terrific when people use it. Persuasive people make certain they use others’ names every time they see them. You shouldn’t use someone’s name only when you greet him or her. Research shows that people feel validated when the person they’re speaking with refers to them by name.

If you’re great with faces but have trouble with names, have some fun with it, and make remembering people’s names a brain exercise. When you meet someone, don’t be afraid to ask his or her name a second time if you forget it right after you hear it. You’ll need to keep the name handy if you’re going to remember it the next time you see the person.

In Steemit we don't have to worry about remembering names as everything is shown on the web page. However, it does not hurt to say their name in an endearing way or to give recognition as often and as much as possible. There is really no such things as too much appreciation.

Another important point: Acknowledge other people's post and replies that has given you the seed idea to spark your own creativity. Find opportunities to thank and recognize others that has helped and inspire you, that's part of the living spirit of any thriving community. In this regards, Steemit is functionally a growing global community of like minded success oriented people.

How do we apply this on Steemit?

Ask yourself these questions:

• Does I regularly use people's name in my post and replies?

• Do I try to connect with each person when I greet them and acknowledge them in a personal way?

• Do I keep a list and record the names of people and share how they have inspire me on Steemit?

• Do I make an effort to acknowledge the efforts of other people?

14. They Do Not Act Like They Are Right (Instead They Please Others In a Good Way)

Persuasive people never win the battle only to lose the war. They know how and when to stand their ground, and yet they are constantly making sacrifices that help their cause. They are often giving in, giving ground, and doing things for other people that make them happy. Persuasive people do this because they know in the long run this wins people over. They know it’s better to be successful than it is to be “always right.”

How do we apply this on Steemit?

Ask yourself these questions:

• Are you finding common ground with your audience?

• Are you making the extra effort to support the people you network with on Steemit?

• How many people did you help today feel appreciated, feel acknowledge, and feel respected?

• Have you gone the extra mile for 1 person every-time you login?

15. They Smile

People naturally (and unconsciously) mirror the body language of the person they’re talking to. If you want people to like you and believe in you, smile at them during a conversation, and they will unconsciously return the favor and feel good as a result. Persuasive people smile a lot because they have genuine enthusiasm for their ideas. This has a contagious effect on everyone they encounter.

How do we apply this on Steemit?

Always ask yourself this questions:

• Do you laugh, smile, and cheer with your post and replies using words, emoticon or emoji, pictures, videos and/or video blogs?

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Well I hope reading all these tips was as fun for you as it was for me to make them.

May this time that we shared together bring you not just entertainment and knowledge, but also a great blessing of value and will help you towards a life of abundance, and success here on Steemit!

_{Note: If you have not read the other parts, here is Part 1 or Part 2. You can read it in any order, entirely up to you. However, if you are rushing, please take your time and come back to read when you have a solid 10 minutes to get the most from it.}

Have a Great Week Ahead.

Always at your counsel,
Dr.SMWong

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