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How to be a Good Decision Maker: Enhancing Business Choices

Lead Fuze

Making sound decisions is an imperative aptitude that all sales reps, recruiters, startup founders, advertisers and entrepreneurs must excel at. In this blog post, we will delve into various aspects of decision science – from distinguishing between different types of occurrences to prioritizing long-term benefits over short-term gains.

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Sales Persuasion: Recognizing and Beating Cognitive Biases

Sales Hacker

Sales will always be a persuasion game, but the biggest obstacles to success are actually cognitive biases rooted deep in the human brain. Persuasive selling depends on knowing how to recognize sales obstacles and how to overcome them. Part One: Examples of Cognitive Biases in Sales. Attentional Bias. Confirmation Bias.

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10 Ways to Add Value to Your “Thank You” Page

ConversionXL

Whether you’re confirming access to a PDF download or thanking someone for a four-figure purchase, there are ways to add value for users—and get more value for your business. But doesn’t a confirmation email provide the same value as a confirmation page? Confirm the transaction. I’m offered a brief onboarding video.

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We Know About The “Digital Buying Journey,” But What Does This Mean About Digital Trust?

Partners in Excellence

Perhaps, it’s more of an issues of confirmation bias than anything else. We know trust is important in all our relationships. We know that trust is critical in vendor/customer relationships. Charlie Green has helped us understand that trust is not an absolute, but is contextual.

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Sales Pipeline Radio, Episode 219: Q & A with Ashley Welch @Somersaultus

Heinz Marketing

If you’re not already subscribed to Sales Pipeline Radio , or listening live every Thursday at 11:30 a.m. Pacific you can find the transcription and recording here on the blog every Monday morning. We cover a wide range of topics, with a focus on sales development and inside sales priorities. This and a LOT MORE!

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5 Quirks of the Human Brain Every Marketer Should Understand

Hubspot

2) Confirmation Bias. 2) Confirmation Bias. The term “confirmation bias” was coined by Peter Wason in his landmark study, published in 1960. The human mind is an amazing instrument, but it certainly has its quirks and flaws. The technical term for these flaws? A landmark study by Edward E.

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12 Sneaky Psychological Biases That Affect How You Sell

Hubspot

This post originally appeared on HubSpot's Sales Blog. To read more content like this, subscribe to Sales. In sales, biases can be a rep’s worst nightmare. 1) Anchoring Bias. Anchoring bias is our tendency to overemphasize the first piece of information we learn by using it as our criteria to make a decision.