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How One Man Convinced An Entire Generation Of Women To Smoke🚬
In 1929, Edward Bernays was handed an impossible brief: make women smoke in public. He didn’t run a single ad. He didn’t mention the product. He didn’t list a single feature or benefit. Instead, he tapped into something far more powerful, the unconscious desires already living inside his audience. Freedom. Equality. Rebellion. Identity. He called cigarettes ā€œTorches of Freedom,ā€ staged a women’s rights protest that was actually an ad, and within months had shattered a decades-old social taboo. This is the lesson most marketers still haven’t learned 100 years later: People don’t buy products. They buy what the product means to them. Your brain makes 95% of its decisions before you’re even conscious of them. By the time you think you’re ā€œdeciding,ā€ the decision is already made, your conscious mind is just writing the justification. The best marketing has never been about logic. It’s always been about emotion, identity, and speaking directly to the part of the brain that actually drives behaviour. When you understand that, everything changes.
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Welcome! Introduce yourself + share your bigger visionšŸŒ
Welcome to The Buyer's Mind Skool Community! Before you get yourself familiar with the platform here... Let's get to know each other! Like & Comment below a brief introduction into who you are, what you're working on right now and the bigger vision that your business is fundingšŸ’­ Let's not forget that we all have dreams and passions outside of businessā¤ļø
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šŸ“Œ Community Standards: Read Before Participating!!!
Welcome to The Buyer’s Mind! A community for people who want to think deeper, communicate smarter, and master the psychology behind why people buy. This group lives and dies by quality. The only way to maintain that quality is through clear standards that keep the environment sharp, focused, and genuinely valuable for everyone inside. Here’s how this community works šŸ‘‡ 1ļøāƒ£ Engagement Is Required (Minimum: 1 Contribution Every 14 Days) This is an engagement-first environment. Not a passive ā€œjoin and driftā€ group. To stay active in the community, you must contribute at least once every 14 days in one of the following ways: āœ” Comment meaningfully on a discussion Add insight, perspective, or a real question.(ā€œNice postā€ or an emoji doesn’t count.) āœ” Start a thoughtful discussion Ask a question, share an insight, or break down something you’re learning. āœ” Complete a lesson or module Skool tracks this. It counts as engagement. āœ” Share an implementation win or takeaway Show that you’re applying the work. āœ” Engage with call recaps or participate live This also counts. These actions shape the community.They keep the energy alive, the thinking sharp, and the quality high. 2ļøāƒ£ What Does NOT Count as Engagement To be clear: - Likes - Emoji reactions - ā€œThanksā€ comments - Generic replies - Silent lurking - Logging in without participating These do not count toward your engagement cycle. This community is built on active thinking, not passive consumption. 3ļøāƒ£ Inactive Members Will Be Removed If a member has 0 contributions within a 14-day period: 1. They’ll receive a DM reminder to stay active. 2. If there’s no response, they’ll be removed from the community. Nothing personal, it’s about maintaining a high-quality environment for the people who show up. You can always rejoin later when you’re ready to participate. 4ļøāƒ£ Bring Value, Not Noise No spam. No shallow posts. No vague advice. No ā€œlook at meā€ content. Share things that: - sharpen thinking - deepen understanding - challenge assumptions - or move conversations forward
The 3 Components Of Effective Avatar Research
Before you can speak the decision brain’s language, you need to know whose brain you’re speaking to. When you try to speak to everyone, you connect with no one. Generic messaging bounces off the decision brain like water off a windshield, it simply doesn’t register as relevant. This isn’t about creating generic demographic profiles, it’s about understanding the specific psychological triggers that drive your ideal client’s pre-cognitive decision-making. Your avatar research creates the foundation that makes everything else work. Your complete avatar profile must capture three interconnected components that work together to create irresistible relevance: 1. Demographics - The surface-level details that help you find and identify your ideal clients 2. Psychographics - The deep emotional drivers that motivate their decisions 3. Their Urgency Gateway Problem (UGP) - The specific problem they’re actively seeking to solve right now Think of these as three layers of understanding. Demographics tell you where to look. Psychographics tell you what to say. The UGP tells you how to capture immediate attention. Miss any component, and your messaging loses its magnetic pull.
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Updated Team Meetings 🚨
Our Thursday Team Meetings for Premium members now have a new bi-weekly time change to accommodate Aussie & other time zones! They will now happen on Thursdays @ 5pm UK on week 1, then @ 8am UK on week 2. Please see the calendar for any & all updates and links šŸ”—
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