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5. Enjoy Benefits<br />

Business community websites usually<br />

offer benefits to their members.<br />

Benefits may vary from free services<br />

to discounts and offers, access to<br />

business resources and more. Make<br />

use of these benefits! Many<br />

businesses register at business<br />

community websites and forget about<br />

their account. It’s good practice to visit<br />

business community websites often to<br />

explore new benefits added to<br />

members.<br />

Reptilian <br />

Brain<br />

Limbic <br />

System <br />

(Mammal <br />

Brain)<br />

Three <br />

Layers in <br />

the Brain<br />

Neocortex <br />

(Neo-­‐‐<br />

Mammal <br />

Brain)<br />

The Reptilian Brain is the instinctive brain. It’s very basic and governs<br />

information like heartbeat, digestion and other body maintenance items, as well as<br />

survival. It also collects data, facts, and memory and processes this data, meaning<br />

there are not many interpretive, cognitive or emotional aspects working. This<br />

primitive part of the brain is prone to make snap, short-term decisions. You don’t<br />

want your prospects making purchase decisions with this information only. During<br />

her webinar in June 2015 on “Sell and Market Better with Neuroscience”, Christine<br />

Comaford, author of Smart Tribes, referred to this as “The Critter State” - a limited<br />

fact-based part of the brain,<br />

Discovering the<br />

“Buy” Button -<br />

Neuromarketing: The<br />

Cutting Sales Edge<br />

by Christine Boyle, Fusion Enterprises<br />

Scratching your head over why your<br />

prospect didn’t buy when you were so<br />

sure the sale was in hand? It is well<br />

known that customers decide with<br />

their emotions not their primitive factbased<br />

brain.<br />

How do you create an emotional<br />

sales process that motivates the<br />

buyer?<br />

Let’s jump into understanding Brain<br />

Basics then look at how it works and<br />

its importance in the sales process.<br />

Finding your tribe – your “peeps” – is within the Limbic System and is the<br />

emotional brain where people connect with one another, seek belongingness, look<br />

for alikeness, commonalities and mutual behaviours which in turn create trust. It is<br />

the sweet spot for building rapport, relationships and connection as it governs<br />

emotions (emotions are the predominate motivator when we make buying<br />

decisions) and perceptions and processes the data of the Reptilian Brain and<br />

Neocortex and decides how to respond to you.<br />

We evolve significantly in the Neocortex Brain. It is the advanced thinking area<br />

which involves planning, processing and interpretations like deciding if you are an<br />

enemy or friend and how to respond to you and it makes choices like fight or flight,<br />

preserve or protect and, without sufficient data about you, it defaults to negative<br />

assumptions and reactions such as a ‘no’ to the purchase.<br />

How do we incorporate Brain Basics or science into our sales process?<br />

Here is a sure-fire way to structure your sales presentation - Neuromarketing is<br />

brilliant, we actually work in reverse!<br />

Process of sales presentation:<br />

Limbic<br />

Neocortex<br />

Reptilian

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