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Persuasive Techniques--The Two Types Of Suggestion



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By : Jonathan Groves    29 or more times read
Submitted 2010-10-01 09:59:15
Because the art of persuasion is often so indirect, people are often used to getting influenced indirectly to the point where indirect suggestions lose their power in some situations.This means that because people are not used to being put on the spot and directly suggested to do something, that as a persuasion artist you have a lot of opportunity to get what you want from others utilizing direct suggestions.

Indirect suggestions are also persuasive tools that can be used in the persuasion process to help you get what you want. The only main drawback with indirect suggestions is that it may take time for the indirect suggestions to take root in the person's mind to the point where the person you have given the indirect suggestions to starts to act upon them. If the person whom you are persuading is not around you when they feel the desire to act upon your suggestions, then it's impossible for them to obey you.

The best direction to go about the art of suggestion, then, is to mix both direct and indirect suggestions into one fluid force so that you can benefit from the power that comes from using both of them. This is often done in the sales process, where the sales person is indirect for a large amount of the social interaction he has with a customer, but then at the very end of the sales process the sales person gives the customer a call to action to buy the services or products they are offering.

You can also use the persuasive tactics of pacing and leading to unite indirect suggestions with direct suggestions. In theory, each time you pace someone, your pacing statements are indirect suggestions that set up your leading statements. Leading statements are direct suggestions, but because you take the time to pace the person before you begin to lead them, your leading statements will not seem impolite and are likely to be followed.

In time, you will be able to use many more leading statements. This means the longer you are in the process of persuading someone, the greater the opportunity will be for you to be more and more direct.
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