The ConsumHERist - The Best Referrals
By Delia Passi
There are three ways to make a sale; the dreaded cold call, the valued renewal, and the most sought after referral. Referrals are cheap advertising and a foot in the door. Every time someone that has bought from you talks to someone else that might buy from you, you get either a positive [...]
The ConsumHERist - Source Amnesia
By Delia Passi
I came across an article in the NY Times that discusses a phenomenon of the brain called source amnesia that causes us to disconnect a piece of information from its source. We know that we learned something but can’t connect it to the source where we learned it. In fact we can often [...]
The ConsumHERist - How the Media is Marketing the Republican Ticket
Women care. Women are the ones not only making donations but asking how they can help. They lead fundraisers and sit on community boards. And yes, many of these women work, have kids and still manage to make cupcakes for the school fundraiser.
Women also get more emotional. They tear at Hallmark commercials and when [...]
The ConsumHERist - Tabloids, Equilibrium and Vera Wang
By Delia Passi
While standing in line at the supermarket cash register yesterday I marveled at the cover story on one of the tabloid magazines on the rack. It showed Sarah Palin (no, this article is not about her) with a headline about some supposed affair of hers.Â
I was stunned - not because a tabloid [...]
Sarah Palin: Wise Selection or Selling to Women Maneuver?
by Delia Passi
I support women. I take pleasure in seeing other women succeed. My mantra is to always look back and see what women you have pulled up.
I am delighted at the thought of a woman in the White House, one who isn’t hosting tea parties. Most voters would agree to the caveat [...]
The ConsumHERist - Doing What Comes Naturally
By Delia Passi
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I came across an article on Parenting.com about “what research really says about gender and babies,†[...]
The ConsumHERist - Avoiding Sports Analogies
By Delia Passi
This is one subject I’d like to knock out of the park. If I take the ball and run with it, I can sink a three pointer and cross the finish line.
Men, I know that sports are often a great metaphor for life and that many sports analogies work really well in [...]
The ConsumHERist - Putting on the Dog
By Delia Passi
I ran across a segment from the Today Show with advice courtesy of Cosmopolitan magazine entitled 9 Mind Tricks to Get What You Want, a title you know was meant to run on Cosmo’s cover. Although their context was, not surprisingly, mostly about relationships, I thought their subtle strategies could apply [...]
The ConsumHERist - Selling a Candidate
By, Delia Passi
When I set this blog’s title in stone last week, I kind of figured that it wasn’t going to be much of a challenge to write. I figured I’d check out a speech by each of the presidential candidates, cite how they did or didn’t appeal to women through the use [...]
The ConsumHERist - Words That Speak to Her
By Delia Passi
Picture me (see photo below) telling you that I am excited to have the opportunity to serve you today. Now, picture a man you know saying the same thing. No big difference, right? Most men can say they are excited about an opportunity without feeling too much in touch with [...]
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