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In talking with people, don’t begin by discussing the things on which you differ. Begin by emphasizing - and keep on emphasising - the things on which you agree. Get the other person saying “Yes, yes” at the outset. Keep your opponent, if possible, from saying “No.” A “No” response, according to Professor Overstreet,* is a most difficult handicap to overcome. When you have said “No,” all your pride of personality demands that you remain consistent with yourself. The skilful speaker gets at the outset, several “Yes” responses. This sets the psychological process of the listeners moving in the affirmative direction. It doesn’t pay to argue, that it is much more profitable and much more interesting to look at things from the other person’s viewpoint and try to get that person saying ‘yes, yes.' “Socratic method,” was based upon getting a “yes, yes” response. He asked questions with which his opponent would have to agree. He kept on winning one admission after another until he had an armful of yeses. He kept on asking questions until finally, almost without realizing it, his opponents found themselves embracing a conclusion they would have bitterly denied a few minutes previously. The next time we want to close a sale, let’s remember old Socrates and ask a gentle question - a question that will get the “yes, yes” response.

Well was he? But he couldn’t be right? The platform didn’t even exist back then. Thumbnails didn’t exist. There were no YouTube channels. There was no YouTube studio to measure their CTR. There was no subscriber count, no view counts, no likes, dislikes or comments. But maybe there was and we’re just thinking about our channels all wrong. I mean, they might not have had YouTube channels back then, but they certainly had businesses. They might not have had CTR, but they certainly had conversion rates. They might not have had subscriber counts, but they certainly had customers, they could measure purchases, they could get public positive and negative feedback. And that’s all YouTube is. A modern day, hyper-advanced online version of these games of synthesis and entrepreneurship that have existed since the start of civilisation. And if that’s the case then we could be gaining access to literally thousands of years of information on how to market our content to get more views. As a thumbnail designer myself I’ve spend an outrageous amount of time trying to learn how I can make the best thumbnails and most of that learning has come directly from modern platforms like Twitter or YouTube. But as I started to read more books, Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations, Dale Carnegie or Napoleon Hill it began to dawn upon me just how similar a lot of the principals of business and life in general are from all those years ago. And with that new knowledge in mind I of course set out to see if, paradoxically, I could learn how to make better thumbnails from a time when they didn’t even exist. And that’s when I found it. A little book by one of the fathers of modern advertising in Ford’s time. The man responsible for the reason you brushed your teeth this morning. They man who introduced the concept of the slogan in advertising. The man paid over $5,000,000 a year in today’s money to apply his principles of advertising to explode companies and their growth. Enter Claude C. Hopkins.