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Scorecard Marketing by Daniel Priestley and Glen Carlson, framework 1 of 7
Emotion, logic and urgency
The three psychological ingredients that must be present for a sale.
Daniel Priestley and Glen Carlson's framework, from Scorecard Marketing, pp. 18 to 46.
- Emotion
The buyer feels respected, understood and trusting, and sees an emotional pay-off.
- Logic
The buyer sees the practical case: return on investment, cost-benefit or a comparison with alternatives.
- Urgency
The buyer feels a cost of inaction, such as missing out, a higher price or lost availability.
From chapter: PART ONE The Philosophy Of Generating Warm Leads, pp. 18–46
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Framework 6 · Lead generation The seesaw technique How an appointment setter opens a call on a scorecard lead.
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