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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND MARKETING INSIGHTS

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Excellent from Neil Patel: 7 Psychological Principles to Get More Engagement on Social Media

We have spent a good deal of time looking at the psychological drivers of blogging & social media. 

Group dynamics, for example, are a key motivator for our clients. We sell our tool to a team of experts to enable them all to have a stronger voice online through their blog, social channels and newsletters. 

We have seen again and again that it is important for more than half of any group to be involved in an activity for it to have a social acceptance that drives its usage.  With that, the usage will creep up until everyone uses it. Then the whole team get the benefits...

If you are short of content ideas, I recommend you read Neil's post below. A ton of good ideas (though sadly no insight into the magic effect of an odd-numbered list!)

Reciprocity: Back in 2002, researchers studied whether waiters could make more money through tips if they took advantage of this principle. So, the waiters in one experimental group were told to give their diners an after-dinner mint. Tips went up 3%. Not bad. Then, another group was told to pause before giving them the mints, look at the customer, and tell them the mint was specifically for them. Tips went up 20%. Woah. What just happened?