What is How to Con People?
Ever wondered how con artists, salesmen, and politicians get people to say "yes"? How to Con People is a satirical guide to persuasion, deception, and influence. Learn their tricks—and how to use them (ethically, of course). Exclusively on Apple Books. 😏
Problem
Current situation: People want to understand how influential figures like con artists, salesmen, and politicians persuade others to agree with them.
Drawbacks of this old situation: The knowledge is often scattered, and learning these skills is either through trial-and-error or long-term exposure to these individuals' tactics.
Solution
Product form: A satirical guide available exclusively on Apple Books
What can users do: Learn the tricks of persuasion, deception, and influence ethically
Examples: Understanding techniques used by con artists, salesmen, and politicians
Customers
User persona's occupation or specific position: Students, educators, professionals interested in psychology or communication, and anyone looking to understand persuasion tactics
Demographics: Likely adults 18-50, both men and women, interested in self-improvement and communication skills
User behaviors: Book readers, online learners, people interested in growth and development
Unique Features
This guide is unique in that it is satirical, presenting serious psychological concepts in a humorous way, making learning engaging and approachable.
User Comments
Information on practical uses of persuasion techniques
Entertaining and humorous
Insightful for understanding influence tactics
Well-received for its unique approach
Ethical perspective appreciated by readers
Traction
Available exclusively on Apple Books
No specific quantitative traction information available
Market Size
Market for books on persuasion and influence is substantial, with the global book market reaching $151 billion in 2020
Growing interest in self-help and professional development books further increases potential market size
