ConvinceScience

About ConvinceScience

ConvinceScience

The app that writes for you the sentences with the highest chances of scientific persuasion for your circumstances.

There are conversations that don't have a second take. Such as a conversation about a salary increase, or a conversation with an important client who can improve your income, or when it's important for you to explain to your son why yes... or to your spouse why no...

This app was built for exactly this moment, programmed to write the most scientifically convincing sentences, in a scientific order inspired by dozens of empirical studies.

How does it work in practice?
1. You answer a few short questions: who is important to you to convince, what is the relationship between you, and what is your goal.
2. The app analyzes the circumstances, selects the persuasion techniques that are appropriate for your case, and arranges them in the most effective order.
3. Within moments, you receive a personal, well-written and ready-made persuasion letter: copy and send via WhatsApp or email, or say it face to face in your own words.

Why do you need it? Because most people don't know that they don't know. For example, how much order changes (studies prove that the same sentences in exactly the same order increase the chances of persuasion by tens of percent).
Or for example, how to make the other party feel the message and not just think about it, without descriptions that turn into cheap demagogy.
Most people don't know which beginning is more convincing.
Or how to give an example in the most convincing way.
Or which argument is best to say first and which one to say after. And so on and so on.

The brain of the app was built by the lecturer on persuasion theory at the academy for about 22 years, Attorney Zvi Yogev, author of the books "Steal the Show" and "19 Scientific Shortcuts to Persuasion", based on scientific studies conducted around the world on improving persuasion abilities.

The first attempt is free. Try it on your most important conversation this week.
Because the right words in the right order open doors in places where you only see walls.