This podcast is for the people that work and engage in advocacy efforts for their organizations; be they corporations, associations, trade organizations, and non-profit cause groups. If you are one of the people that work to build grassroots advocacy and grow your community of advocates – then you are in the right place.
And finally – If you are already an advocate and want to learn more - Then this podcast is for you.
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This podcast is for the people that work and engage in advocacy efforts for their organizations; be they corporations, associations, trade organizations, and non-profit cause groups. If you are one of the people that work to build grassroots advocacy and grow your community of advocates – then you are in the right place.
And finally – If you are already an advocate and want to learn more - Then this podcast is for you.
Today, we’re diving deep into something that can revolutionize your advocacy work: the psychology of persuasion.
You know, after working with advocates in 47 states, I’ve learned that the most successful advocates aren’t necessarily the loudest or the most passionate – they’re the ones who understand how the human mind works when it comes to making decisions and changing opinions.
Let me ask you something: Have you ever shared a powerful fact—something you knew was right—and still failed to convince someone? You’re not alone.
Advocacy isn’t just about having the right information—it’s about getting people to say ”yes.” And that takes persuasion.
In this episode, we’re diving into the psychology of persuasion—what makes people listen, what moves them to act, and how you can make your message stick. If you’re ready to take your advocacy to the next level, you’re in the right place.
Voices in Advocacy Podcast
This podcast is for the people that work and engage in advocacy efforts for their organizations; be they corporations, associations, trade organizations, and non-profit cause groups. If you are one of the people that work to build grassroots advocacy and grow your community of advocates – then you are in the right place.
And finally – If you are already an advocate and want to learn more - Then this podcast is for you.