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What would a specialist be called whose job is to convince people?
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This person would be called upon when, say, a potential partner or client is still doubtful and having a difficult time making a decision. The specialist is paid to find just the right words, arguments, and tone, and has enough natural charm, to persuade them.
The word persuader has a number of meanings and tons of ambiguous connotations.
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This person would be called upon when, say, a potential partner or client is still doubtful and having a difficult time making a decision. The specialist is paid to find just the right words, arguments, and tone, and has enough natural charm, to persuade them.
The word persuader has a number of meanings and tons of ambiguous connotations.
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Do such people even exist? I am not aware of their existence outside of political lobbying and organized crime.
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This person would be called upon when, say, a potential partner or client is still doubtful and having a difficult time making a decision. The specialist is paid to find just the right words, arguments, and tone, and has enough natural charm, to persuade them.
The word persuader has a number of meanings and tons of ambiguous connotations.
single-word-requests
asked 4 hours ago
Ricky
14.2k43277
This person would be called upon when, say, a potential partner or client is still doubtful and having a difficult time making a decision. The specialist is paid to find just the right words, arguments, and tone, and has enough natural charm, to persuade them.
The word persuader has a number of meanings and tons of ambiguous connotations.
single-word-requests
single-word-requests
asked 4 hours ago
Ricky
14.2k43277
asked 4 hours ago
Ricky
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asked 4 hours ago
Ricky
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asked 4 hours ago
Ricky
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asked 4 hours ago
Ricky
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14.2k43277
Do such people even exist? I am not aware of their existence outside of political lobbying and organized crime.
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
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Do such people even exist? I am not aware of their existence outside of political lobbying and organized crime.
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
Do such people even exist? I am not aware of their existence outside of political lobbying and organized crime.
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
Do such people even exist? I am not aware of their existence outside of political lobbying and organized crime.
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
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influencer noun
[​MARKETING] a person or group that has the ability to influence the behaviour or opinions of others:
The influencer is the individual whose effect on the purchase decision is in some way significant or authoritative.
See also:
Individuals who have the power to affect purchase decisions of others because of their (real or perceived) authority, knowledge, position, or relationship. In consumer spending, members of a peer group or reference group act as influencers. In business to business (organizational) buying, internal employees (engineers, managers, purchasers) or external consultants act as influencers.
(BusinessDictionary)
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Kris
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Convincer! Is it not possible?
– mahmud koya
3 hours ago
@mahmudkoya It is not so specific and not widely used today in this sense. It is true that convincer is a word and some marketing literature did use the term, though, e.g., Dorothy Leeds, Smart Questions: The Essential Strategy for Successful Managers, 2000, pp.63-64.
– Kris
3 hours ago
Interestingly, Dr. Larry Iverson seems to believe that the only person who can convince you is yourself (The Secret to Persuasiveness, 2011.) and uses influence instead of convince.
– Kris
3 hours ago
Influencer is someone who is already in position to influence others. I am not aware of a mechanism by which you can hire a freelance "influencer" to come in and persuade someone in your organization (other than a mob persuader).
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
@michael.hor257k "I am not aware of a mechanism by which you can hire a freelance "influencer" ..." -- Please see BusinessDictionary (link provided above) and Google for the word along with marketing. Good Luck.
– Kris
2 hours ago
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influencer noun
[​MARKETING] a person or group that has the ability to influence the behaviour or opinions of others:
The influencer is the individual whose effect on the purchase decision is in some way significant or authoritative.
See also:
Individuals who have the power to affect purchase decisions of others because of their (real or perceived) authority, knowledge, position, or relationship. In consumer spending, members of a peer group or reference group act as influencers. In business to business (organizational) buying, internal employees (engineers, managers, purchasers) or external consultants act as influencers.
(BusinessDictionary)
answered 3 hours ago
Kris
32.2k539115
Convincer! Is it not possible?
– mahmud koya
3 hours ago
@mahmudkoya It is not so specific and not widely used today in this sense. It is true that convincer is a word and some marketing literature did use the term, though, e.g., Dorothy Leeds, Smart Questions: The Essential Strategy for Successful Managers, 2000, pp.63-64.
– Kris
3 hours ago
Interestingly, Dr. Larry Iverson seems to believe that the only person who can convince you is yourself (The Secret to Persuasiveness, 2011.) and uses influence instead of convince.
– Kris
3 hours ago
Influencer is someone who is already in position to influence others. I am not aware of a mechanism by which you can hire a freelance "influencer" to come in and persuade someone in your organization (other than a mob persuader).
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
@michael.hor257k "I am not aware of a mechanism by which you can hire a freelance "influencer" ..." -- Please see BusinessDictionary (link provided above) and Google for the word along with marketing. Good Luck.
– Kris
2 hours ago
 |Â
show 1 more comment
up vote
4
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influencer noun
[​MARKETING] a person or group that has the ability to influence the behaviour or opinions of others:
The influencer is the individual whose effect on the purchase decision is in some way significant or authoritative.
See also:
Individuals who have the power to affect purchase decisions of others because of their (real or perceived) authority, knowledge, position, or relationship. In consumer spending, members of a peer group or reference group act as influencers. In business to business (organizational) buying, internal employees (engineers, managers, purchasers) or external consultants act as influencers.
(BusinessDictionary)
answered 3 hours ago
Kris
32.2k539115
Convincer! Is it not possible?
– mahmud koya
3 hours ago
@mahmudkoya It is not so specific and not widely used today in this sense. It is true that convincer is a word and some marketing literature did use the term, though, e.g., Dorothy Leeds, Smart Questions: The Essential Strategy for Successful Managers, 2000, pp.63-64.
– Kris
3 hours ago
Interestingly, Dr. Larry Iverson seems to believe that the only person who can convince you is yourself (The Secret to Persuasiveness, 2011.) and uses influence instead of convince.
– Kris
3 hours ago
Influencer is someone who is already in position to influence others. I am not aware of a mechanism by which you can hire a freelance "influencer" to come in and persuade someone in your organization (other than a mob persuader).
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
@michael.hor257k "I am not aware of a mechanism by which you can hire a freelance "influencer" ..." -- Please see BusinessDictionary (link provided above) and Google for the word along with marketing. Good Luck.
– Kris
2 hours ago
 |Â
show 1 more comment
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
influencer noun
[​MARKETING] a person or group that has the ability to influence the behaviour or opinions of others:
The influencer is the individual whose effect on the purchase decision is in some way significant or authoritative.
See also:
Individuals who have the power to affect purchase decisions of others because of their (real or perceived) authority, knowledge, position, or relationship. In consumer spending, members of a peer group or reference group act as influencers. In business to business (organizational) buying, internal employees (engineers, managers, purchasers) or external consultants act as influencers.
(BusinessDictionary)
answered 3 hours ago
Kris
32.2k539115
influencer noun
[​MARKETING] a person or group that has the ability to influence the behaviour or opinions of others:
The influencer is the individual whose effect on the purchase decision is in some way significant or authoritative.
See also:
Individuals who have the power to affect purchase decisions of others because of their (real or perceived) authority, knowledge, position, or relationship. In consumer spending, members of a peer group or reference group act as influencers. In business to business (organizational) buying, internal employees (engineers, managers, purchasers) or external consultants act as influencers.
(BusinessDictionary)
answered 3 hours ago
Kris
32.2k539115
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answered 3 hours ago
Kris
32.2k539115
answered 3 hours ago
Kris
32.2k539115
answered 3 hours ago
Kris
32.2k539115
32.2k539115
Convincer! Is it not possible?
– mahmud koya
3 hours ago
@mahmudkoya It is not so specific and not widely used today in this sense. It is true that convincer is a word and some marketing literature did use the term, though, e.g., Dorothy Leeds, Smart Questions: The Essential Strategy for Successful Managers, 2000, pp.63-64.
– Kris
3 hours ago
Interestingly, Dr. Larry Iverson seems to believe that the only person who can convince you is yourself (The Secret to Persuasiveness, 2011.) and uses influence instead of convince.
– Kris
3 hours ago
Influencer is someone who is already in position to influence others. I am not aware of a mechanism by which you can hire a freelance "influencer" to come in and persuade someone in your organization (other than a mob persuader).
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
@michael.hor257k "I am not aware of a mechanism by which you can hire a freelance "influencer" ..." -- Please see BusinessDictionary (link provided above) and Google for the word along with marketing. Good Luck.
– Kris
2 hours ago
 |Â
show 1 more comment
Convincer! Is it not possible?
– mahmud koya
3 hours ago
@mahmudkoya It is not so specific and not widely used today in this sense. It is true that convincer is a word and some marketing literature did use the term, though, e.g., Dorothy Leeds, Smart Questions: The Essential Strategy for Successful Managers, 2000, pp.63-64.
– Kris
3 hours ago
Interestingly, Dr. Larry Iverson seems to believe that the only person who can convince you is yourself (The Secret to Persuasiveness, 2011.) and uses influence instead of convince.
– Kris
3 hours ago
Influencer is someone who is already in position to influence others. I am not aware of a mechanism by which you can hire a freelance "influencer" to come in and persuade someone in your organization (other than a mob persuader).
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
@michael.hor257k "I am not aware of a mechanism by which you can hire a freelance "influencer" ..." -- Please see BusinessDictionary (link provided above) and Google for the word along with marketing. Good Luck.
– Kris
2 hours ago
Convincer! Is it not possible?
– mahmud koya
3 hours ago
Convincer! Is it not possible?
– mahmud koya
3 hours ago
@mahmudkoya It is not so specific and not widely used today in this sense. It is true that convincer is a word and some marketing literature did use the term, though, e.g., Dorothy Leeds, Smart Questions: The Essential Strategy for Successful Managers, 2000, pp.63-64.
– Kris
3 hours ago
@mahmudkoya It is not so specific and not widely used today in this sense. It is true that convincer is a word and some marketing literature did use the term, though, e.g., Dorothy Leeds, Smart Questions: The Essential Strategy for Successful Managers, 2000, pp.63-64.
– Kris
3 hours ago
Interestingly, Dr. Larry Iverson seems to believe that the only person who can convince you is yourself (The Secret to Persuasiveness, 2011.) and uses influence instead of convince.
– Kris
3 hours ago
Interestingly, Dr. Larry Iverson seems to believe that the only person who can convince you is yourself (The Secret to Persuasiveness, 2011.) and uses influence instead of convince.
– Kris
3 hours ago
Influencer is someone who is already in position to influence others. I am not aware of a mechanism by which you can hire a freelance "influencer" to come in and persuade someone in your organization (other than a mob persuader).
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
Influencer is someone who is already in position to influence others. I am not aware of a mechanism by which you can hire a freelance "influencer" to come in and persuade someone in your organization (other than a mob persuader).
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago
@michael.hor257k "I am not aware of a mechanism by which you can hire a freelance "influencer" ..." -- Please see BusinessDictionary (link provided above) and Google for the word along with marketing. Good Luck.
– Kris
2 hours ago
@michael.hor257k "I am not aware of a mechanism by which you can hire a freelance "influencer" ..." -- Please see BusinessDictionary (link provided above) and Google for the word along with marketing. Good Luck.
– Kris
2 hours ago
 |Â
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Do such people even exist? I am not aware of their existence outside of political lobbying and organized crime.
– michael.hor257k
2 hours ago