WHY do people say what they say? Why do people rant about their contractor? Why do they take the time to write a restaurant review? Focusing on consumers’ word-of-mouth, Dr. Andrea shares her research and insights to help us understand the 4 main reasons why people talk. (Here’s a hint: It’s not just all about being helpful!) You’ll learn a few tips to help you diagnose why people are talking – and how to elicit unbiased recommendations from your friends!

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Dr. Andrea Wojnicki

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Consumer Psychology and Word of Mouth (Academic & Non-Academic Research)

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