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Sales Influence - Why People Buy!

I came from the world of selling as an account manager and moved up the ranks to Director of Sales, then VP of International Sales and eventually President of Sales and Marketing. I know what it takes to sell and how to manage and motivate your sales team. I didn't read a book on selling; I LIVED IT! Selling has become tougher! It isn't what it use to be! Show up, do the dog-and-pony and close the deal! Not any more! Today's buyer has changed given access to more information. This means buyers are more informed and more skeptical when it comes to buying. In this podcast, we'll discuss "Finding the Why in How People Buy"! Using the latest studies in consumer behavior and neuromarketing, you'll learn new ways to sell more effectively!
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Apr 29, 2025

Optimal Posting Times

🕐 5am-8am and 5pm-11pm are the best times to post on social media, as people are in a high receptive state and more likely to engage positively with content during these morning and evening hours.

🏢 8am-5pm is the worst time to post on social media, with a dramatic drop in positivity around 2-4pm, as people's moods and sentiment tend to be negative during this workday period.

Research Methodology

🔬 The Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC) tool analyzed 500 million tweets from 2.4 million users in 84 countries over 2 years to determine tweet sentiment during different time slots.

Sentiment Analysis Results

📊 Sentiment analysis of tweets revealed two positive periods (5am-8am and 5pm-11pm) when people are more likely to engage positively, and a negative period (8am-5pm) when moods tend to be lower.

📉 People's moods and sentiment tend to be positive in the morning and evening, but negative during the workday period, with a significant decline in positivity around 2-4pm.

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