WebProWorld
Recently, very active Digg.com users digging at a fairly rapid pace have been met with an error message advising them to slow down and actually read the story they’re digging.
An image of the message was dugg up to the front page. It reads:
“Whoa there cowboy! Itchy trigger finger? Digging so fast is lame. How about reading some stories instead?”
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It’s a fact: You’ll never make any real money online unless you know how to pull someone’s buying trigger.
Sure, you may be a whiz at bringing people to your site. Maybe you’re looking at 800 a day. But with that kind of traffic, I pull in $864 daily. Why? Because I know how to make people pull the trigger and buy.
A desire to buy something often involves a subconscious decision. In fact, I claim that 95% of buying decisions are indeed subconscious.
Knowing the subconscious reasons why people buy, and using this information in a fair and constructive way, will trigger greater sales response — often far beyond what you could imagine.
