The powerful persuasion methodology both Joker and the Holy Bible have in common
Published: Tue, 12/03/19
Yes, unlike Arthur Fleck, I don’t live in a big city.
And, after watching that movie, was further reminded why I have no desire to.
But what I found most interesting about Joker is the box office gross it achieved. It officially has made the biggest profit of any comicbook movie ever created — doing some billion in revenue on a $70 million budget. The pinheads in the media did their usual generous sales job for free by pointing & shrieking and trying to paint it as something it clearly isn’t, of course, making people want to see it even more. But even without the media’s help, it clearly struck a nerve with people going back for seconds and thirds and fourths of Arthur Fleck’s tortured psyche.
But here’s why this is important for you:
The movie uses a powerful tool of influence in its Narrative to hook its fans.
Something that has been used by certain other very high-selling movies and books — especially the Holy Bible, which has pulled in untold billions in sales when combined with all the books, movies, tithes, videos, seminars, and other Biblical-related offers that have come out over the years.
Something you, too, can use in all your marketing.
And, start using it immediately, if you want.
What is this Narrative device of which I speaketh?
I’ll give you some hints:
1. It makes much of the book “stick” in the mind, just like Joker obviously did in the minds of millions of people who saw it, and yet couldn’t look away…
2. It’s created that way by design
3. It makes it almost neurologically impossible for many people to ignore it
Okay, enough hints.
If you want to know what this persuasion secret is, and how to apply it to your influential endeavors, gird up thy loins, stretch out thy fingers, clicketh the link below, and get your copy of my 3rd “Villains” book titled:
“Villainous Weapons of Persuasion”
When you get it, turn immediately to chapter 6.
The answers to all the riddles above will be answered.
Here’s the link:
http://www.VillainsBook.com
Ben Settle