CHAPTER 5 Tools of Mass Influence: The Mental Triggers Flashcards

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What is the Product Launch Formula (PLF)?

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A training method for launching products effectively.

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What was the initial reaction to the Product Launch Formula after its release in 2005?

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People achieved amazing results, surprising the business community.

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What did experts predict about the success of PLF?

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They believed it would fade once the tactics became widespread.

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Has the effectiveness of PLF declined since its inception?

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No, results have continued to improve over time.

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What are mental triggers?

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Factors that influence how we act and make decisions at a subconscious level.

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Why do mental triggers continue to be effective?

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They are rooted in the core of our psyche and unlikely to change.

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What role do mental triggers play in a product launch?

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They form the cornerstone of a successful product launch.

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What is the mental trigger of authority?

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The tendency to follow those in positions of authority.

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How can authority be created in marketing?

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By sharing high-quality content and showcasing accomplishments.

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What is reciprocity?

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The obligation to return a favor when something is given.

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How does reciprocity function in a PLF-style launch?

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By giving valuable content during the Prelaunch to create a tendency to reciprocate.

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What is the importance of trust in marketing?

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It is crucial for influencing decisions and building relationships.

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How can trust be established over time?

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Through repeated interactions that demonstrate reliability and honesty.

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What is anticipation in the context of marketing?

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The excitement and expectation that builds before a product launch.

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How does anticipation relate to scarcity?

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People desire things more when they perceive them as limited in availability.

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What is the likability mental trigger?

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The preference to do business with people we like.

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How can one increase their likability?

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By being gracious, kind, generous, and honest.

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What is the significance of events and rituals in marketing?

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They create a sense of community and engagement, making marketing magnetic.

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What role does community play in influencing behavior?

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People act according to the norms and expectations of their community.

20
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True or False: The Product Launch Formula is only effective for a short period.

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Fill in the blank: The success of PLF is due to both _______ and timeless strategies.

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evolving tactics

22
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What lesson did the author learn about authority from a traffic situation?

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Creating authority can be as simple as using a flashlight.

23
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What is the ultimate goal of using mental triggers ethically?

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To create tremendous value in the world.

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What is the significance of sporting events in marketing?

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Sporting events can be peak experiences that transform marketing results.

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What is a powerful mental trigger in marketing?
Community
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How does community influence individual behavior?
People act according to the norms of their community.
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What can you build during a product launch to enhance community engagement?
An online community
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What is scarcity in the context of marketing?
The perception that something is limited, increasing its desirability.
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Why do people value items like diamonds more than other stones?
Due to their scarcity and difficulty in obtaining.
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What effect does scarcity have on consumer decision-making?
It forces people to make decisions quickly.
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When do significant sales typically occur during a product launch?
In the last 24 hours.
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What is social proof?
The idea that people are influenced by the actions of others.
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Give an example of social proof in action.
Choosing a restaurant based on the number of cars in the parking lot.
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How can social proof be utilized in a product launch?
By showcasing comments and excitement about the product.
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What is the relationship between trust and authority?
They are closely linked; authority builds trust.
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How can mental triggers be made more effective?
By layering and sequencing them in marketing.
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What is a key advantage of a PLF-style launch?
It allows for the use of multiple mental triggers.
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What is the first step in the Prelaunch sequence?
Sharing a powerful piece of content.
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What triggers can be activated as the Prelaunch progresses?
Social proof, likability, trust, and scarcity.
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What is the Pre-Prelaunch?
The component that sets up for massive success in a launch.
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Fill in the blank: Community norms govern how members are expected to _______.
act
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True or False: Scarcity is only effective if there is a real shortage of the product.
False
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What is one of the key objectives in marketing related to decision-making?
To push people to make a decision.
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Fill in the blank: The perception of _______ motivates people to desire products more.
scarcity
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What happens when multiple triggers are layered effectively in marketing?
The effect is exponentially more powerful.