010: Objection Prevention Vs Objection Handling In Sales PR Distribution

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015: The Coca Cola Experiment & Reciprocity (25 Cognitive Biases)

PRDistribution.com shares the findings of the infamous 'coca-cola' experiment by Dennis Regan, the concept of reciprocation tendency from Charlie Munger's 25 cognitive biases, how this impacts your decision making and marketing strategy. 

014: Power of Top Lists for Press Releases | Press Release Distribution by PRDistribution.com

PRDistribution.com shares what a top list can do for your next press release. This concept has been taken from top list articles, also known as listicles, and incorporated into PR. 

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