Facts are important, but to win consumers over, you must appeal to their emotions. That means meeting them where they are and opening the door for more authentic conversations.
Why PR Should Focus on Emotion
Facts are important, but to win consumers over, you must appeal to their emotions. That means meeting them where they are and opening the door for more authentic conversations.
Language in polling matters. Saying “welfare” versus “assistance for the poor,” for example, can elicit drastically different reactions even if they mean the same thing. Lee Carter talks with Fox and Friends about how phrasing can significantly impact the results of polls.
On FOX News’s Strategy Room with Gregg Jarrett, Lee Carter lays it straight: Obamacare is a reality, no longer something to tout as a partisan issue to gain favor with the public.
Women leaders don’t have it easy. Be too ambitious and you’re seen as calculated. Too passionate and you’re overly emotional. But when it comes to breaking through, women should use their stories and be true to themselves.