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Persuasive Woman
Where Psychology Meets Business
Persuasive Woman is a paid online community and your main hub to learn how to ethically incorporate proven-persuasion messages into your business communication. Through psychological research and case studies, Dr. Mindy Weinstein, author of The Power of Scarcity: Leveraging Urgency and Demand to Influence Customer Decisions, has identified ways women in business can further their careers in an ethical but persuasive way. The information and practical tips she shares are backed by psychological theory and real-world testing. Your Persuasive Woman membership includes virtual mentorship, classes, seminars, and workshops.
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I like that Dr. Weinstein makes it easy to not only understand psychological principles but also how to apply them to my business.
I found my community!
Dr. Mindy Weinstein makes learning about the psychology behind marketing so interesting! I feel connected to other women as we strive for the same goals.
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Dr. Mindy Weinstein makes understanding the psychology of persuasion very relatable. It is so relevant in today’s market. I highly recommend joining Persuasive Woman.
Meet Mindy
Dr. Mindy Weinstein is a global expert in digital marketing, as well as a researcher, speaker and professor. As a marketer, psychology has always been an interest of Mindy and was the reason she pursued a Ph.D. in General Psychology with an Emphasis in Technology. For years, Mindy has researched and written about persuasion, specifically scarcity, from an academic and practical perspective. She now teaches others how to ethically incorporate persuasion into their businesses through her book (The Power of Scarcity), podcast, blog and keynote presentations.
Mindy is also a marketing instructor at Grand Canyon University and University of Denver, as well as a program leader for The Wharton School and Columbia Business School.
