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Persuasion

The Curse of Knowledge

by David Crankshaw on February 10, 2010

Why facts and logic are unconvincing

by David Crankshaw on January 27, 2010

The passive voice. Killing me softly.

by David Crankshaw on January 19, 2010

Layers of trust, Part three

by David Crankshaw on January 4, 2010

Layers of trust, Part two

by David Crankshaw on January 3, 2010

Story, knowledge, memory and intelligence

by David Crankshaw on January 1, 2010

Layers of trust - Part One

by David Crankshaw on December 28, 2009

Houston, we have a problem

by David Crankshaw on November 9, 2009

It takes more than benefits to motivate a buyer

by David Crankshaw on November 2, 2009

Need an alternative to the elevator pitch?

by David Crankshaw on October 5, 2009

Do real people work at your company?

by David Crankshaw on September 24, 2009

The three tasks for your marketing information

by David Crankshaw on June 16, 2009

All subjects (except sex) are dull until someone makes them interesting

by David Crankshaw on June 15, 2009

Marketing: Art or Science? It’s both, and more.

by David Crankshaw on May 28, 2009

Buyers are facing trade-offs, risks and concerns. Be their guide.

by David Crankshaw on December 29, 2008

Are your web pages written in the style of debate or conversation?

by David Crankshaw on October 4, 2008

Hardwired to enjoy stories

by David Crankshaw on August 11, 2008

Politics and business: it’s about emotion

by David Crankshaw on July 8, 2008

Creativity is not enough

by David Crankshaw on April 28, 2008

Why creativity is so important in marketing - Part Two

by David Crankshaw on April 25, 2008

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