Episode 558 - The Power of Clickbait, Intrigue And Curiosity In Influence
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Episode 558 - The Power of Clickbait, Intrigue And Curiosity In Influence
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About this listen
In this all-new episode Kurt discusses the psychological appeal and effectiveness of clickbait. He explains how curiosity, FOMO, and emotional triggers drive people to click on intriguing headlines. Kurt also shares tips on using these principles ethically in persuasion, sales, and presentations to engage and influence audiences.
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