Convincer Channel

 

Looking

People with the preference looking will only be convinced when they really can see things. Imagine that such a person walks into a shop and the shop-assistant provides a lot of information about the product- There is a big chance that he/she will leave the shop without buying. Should the shop-assistant show them the product, there is a big chance that this person will buy the product.

Listening

Someone with the preference listening is good at listening to others. A shop-assistant could show hundreds of articles, but if he doesn’t provide enough information, there is a big chance that this person will leave the shop. Should the  shop-assistant provide an explanation about the product, there is a big chance that this person will buy it.   

Reading

Someone with the preference reading likes to examine the manual, so that he or she is convinced of the function of a gadget for example. A shop-assistant will notice that these people have already read up on the internet about the possibilities of a product before going to the shop.

Doing

Someone with the preference doing likes to try things before being convinced. The shop-assistant can talk as much as he/she wants. These people want to test the product out of the packaging so they can feel it and touch it.