The Persuasion Code: The Neuroscience of Sales

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Free Online Course: The Persuasion Code: The Neuroscience of Sales provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for Less than 1 hour of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. The Persuasion Code: The Neuroscience of Sales is taught by Patrick Renvoise.

Overview
  • Explore how understanding the primal human brain can boost your persuasion skills and help you close more sales.

    Successful persuasion can seem like a matter of charisma, luck, or timing, but neuroscience reveals that there are reliable, successful approaches to persuasion that can be used by anyone. In this course, you’ll learn about the science behind persuasion, and explore how to develop more effective marketing and sales messages using the pain-claim-gain framework. Author Patrick Renvoise starts by explaining the dual nature of the human brain—rational and primal—and shares why most sales and marketing messages fail. He then reveals a step-by-step process to stimulate the primal brain of your audience. Patrick’s scientific approach to selling has helped many people become more effective at persuasion and close more sales.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Using neuroscience to understand selling
    1. Understanding the Two-Brain System
    • Why traditional marketing doesn't work
    • The primal brain vs. the rational brain
    2. The Six Primal Brain Stimuli
    • Personal brain stimuli
    • Contrastable brain stimuli
    • Tangible brain stimuli
    • Memorable brain stimuli
    • Visual brain stimuli
    • Emotional brain stimuli
    3. Diagnosing the Pain
    • Are you selling or are you diagnosing pain?
    • Diagnosing deeper
    • An iceberg of decision-drivers
    4. Differentiating Your Claims
    • What should your claims do?
    • Making unique claims in a crowded market
    • The book titled "Why Buy From Us"
    • Using one claim and three subclaims
    • Creating your TOP claims
    5. Demonstrating the Gain
    • The three types of value
    • The four types of proof
    • Examples of value statements
    • cost
      • Gain = value
      • Creating your gain demonstration
      Conclusion
      • Next steps