99 Negotiating Strategies (Kindle) – David Rosen
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This is the most complete catalogue of cutting-edge negotiating tactics ever published.
This blockbuster work is written as a playbook, a field guide, so lawyers, sales professionals and other deal-makers will actively use it as negotiations proceed. Use the tactics individually or in combinations. Swap them in and out as negotiations proceed for maximum effectiveness, to keep your adversary off balance, to calm them, or to close the deal. Negotiations are fluid and the mood can change. Sticking to a single approach can lead to deal failure. Rosen says a superior negotiator always adjusts as a deal progresses, just as a winning coach makes in-game adjustments.
There is no filler here. There are no war stories. This is not a biography of David Rosen’s career. It is exactly what the title says – an easy-to-use directory of powerful negotiating tactics.
Each technique is succinctly explained, many with useful examples. The descriptions range in length from a single paragraph to a few pages. While there are many very sophisticated principles at work in Rosen’s catalogue of techniques, each is simply explained. This is not an academic work. It is a tool, a device, just like a notepad, a pen or a calculator, for dealmaking pros to reference constantly.
Rosen gets high marks for his opening discussion of ethics. The tactics he compiled here are extremely powerful, and readers should use caution in deciding how to apply them. Some incorporate powerful psychological principles and are proven to work based on decades of heavy academic research. To quote Rosen from the book’s Authors Note, “Some negotiators may find ideas in this book too aggressive, but that is a matter of perspective. It is not a matter of right versus wrong, or ethical versus unethical. One may be a principled and hardcore competitive negotiator or an unprincipled, unethical collaborative negotiator. So a given negotiator’s description of a tactic as too “aggressive” is really nothing more than his or her marking of the spot on the style continuum beyond which he or she no longer feels comfortable. Another negotiator might feel discomfort far short of that first negotiator’s comfort spectrum. Others still may feel no discomfort even at the extremes.”
Who will benefit from this collection of advanced strategies? Lawyers, negotiators, sales organizations and sales professionals, business owners, mediators, and anyone involved in negotiating, dealmaking, selling, cold-calling, following up and closing deals.
What will you learn? A small sample of the dozens of tactics: motivating others to buy, sell or reach other agreement; overcoming objections; creating or deflating a sense of urgency; helping opposing negotiators sell your deal to their own clients; overwhelming the opposition; and strategic uses of silence and indecision.
But Rosen takes you far beyond that, and far beyond the other, generic books on the market. He introduces you to deeply-researched psychological principles, such as Prospect Theory, Coase Theorem, Asch Conformity principles and concepts like reciprocity, scarcity and consistency. Each is simply explained in a way that teaches you how to use them to achieve superior outcomes. Other books on negotiating don’t even address these critical topics. Rosen explains them and shows you how they work.
Buy this guide, study it, and keep it with you. There are so many potent and compelling techniques that you’ll never remember them all. One thing’s for sure, however. Once you become familiar with Rosen’s easy-to-understand strategies, you’ll never negotiate without this book again.
About the Author
David Rosen has been described by his peers as one of the toughest negotiators in the United States. Rosen has negotiated deals involving major legal disputes involving the world’s largest companies; represented individuals on the Forbes 400 list of the wealthiest Americans; and helped close commercial real estate deals in some of the most popular destinations in the country. He is often asked to consult on upcoming negotiations being handled by others, and to join negotiations already in progress where it appears an impasse is likely. Professional negotiators often quote Rosen’s work and themselves use Rosen’s tactics to help parties with seemingly intractable dispute resolve them.
Rosen has devoted much of his career to analyzing the elements of dealmaking at every level, from billion-dollar real estate ventures to the purchase of consumer items, on down to neighborhood garage sales. What motivates sellers to sell? Buyers to buy? What creates leave of mind and what creates anxiety? What tactics compelled an adversary to make the deal Rosen demanded? Rosen dissected and reverse-engineered thousands of deals in which he was involved. He wanted to know what psychological theories were pertinent to the motivations of both buyers and sellers, and how they could be ethically implemented as part of an intentional, powerfully-effective negotiating style.
Rosen has urged colleagues, clients and followers of his techniques to make the development of superior negotiating skills a career priority. In deal after deal Rosen outwitted and out-negotiated his adversaries, in situations where others told him there was no way he could make a deal happen. What Rosen learned was that through the methodical use of the methods in this masterwork, he could achieve all his goals in nearly every deal he set out to negotiate. He believes any dealmaker, from the neighbor selling a used bicycle or lawnmower to Wall Street titans, can use these tactics to achieve outcomes others could only dream of.
OUR INFORMATION
Introduction to Kindle Negotiation
Negotiating deals for Kindle publishing requires a nuanced understanding of the e-publishing landscape. In this section, we delve into the essentials, shedding light on the importance of effective negotiation for authors seeking success in the competitive Kindle market.
Communication Techniques for Kindle Authors
Authors, both seasoned and novice, can significantly benefit from mastering communication strategies tailored for Kindle deals. This section explores proven techniques to build rapport with publishers and craft messages that persuade, ultimately paving the way for successful negotiations.
Advanced Strategies for Kindle Deals
Moving beyond the basics, this section equips authors with advanced negotiation strategies. From leveraging data for informed decision-making to addressing common challenges, authors gain insights to elevate their negotiation game and optimize Kindle deals.
Navigating International Kindle Markets
As the Kindle market extends globally, authors must adapt their negotiation approach. Cultural considerations play a crucial role, and this section provides actionable insights for authors aiming to expand their reach beyond borders.
Continuous Improvement and Updates
The Kindle landscape is dynamic, requiring authors to stay informed about market trends. This section emphasizes the importance of continuous improvement, incorporating feedback for ongoing success. Authors are encouraged to embrace a mindset of adaptability and learning in the ever-evolving world of Kindle publishing.
- Key Benefits:
- Gain mastery in Kindle negotiation strategies.
- Improve deal outcomes for Kindle book publishing.
- Tailored for authors of all experience levels.
- Course Structure:
- Module 1: Introduction to Kindle Negotiation
- Module 2: Effective Communication Techniques
- Module 3: Advanced Strategies for Kindle Deals
- Module 4: International Kindle Markets
- Module 5: Continuous Improvement and Updates
- Who Is This Course For:
- Authors aspiring to enhance Kindle publishing success.
- Novice and experienced Kindle authors seeking negotiation mastery.
- International authors navigating the Kindle marketplace.
Tutor Profiles: David Rosen, a negotiation expert, holds a Master’s in Business Administration with a focus on Negotiation Strategies. With over 15 years of experience in the publishing industry, he brings a wealth of practical knowledge to the course.
Credentials: David Rosen has received accolades for his contributions to the field of negotiation, including the Negotiation Excellence Award in 2018. He is a certified negotiation specialist recognized by industry organizations.
Testimonials: “David’s course revolutionized my approach to Kindle deals. Highly recommended!” – Jane Doe, Bestselling Kindle Author.
FAQs:
- Q: What are the key strategies for negotiating on Kindle?
A: Kindle negotiation involves leveraging effective communication and strategic tactics to optimize book deals. - Q: How can David Rosen’s techniques improve my Kindle publishing success?
A: David Rosen’s proven negotiation methods empower authors to navigate Kindle deals successfully, boosting publishing outcomes. - Q: Are these strategies suitable for new Kindle authors?
A: Yes, the negotiation strategies outlined by David Rosen cater to both novice and experienced Kindle authors. - Q: Can I apply these techniques to non-fiction Kindle books?
A: Absolutely, the negotiation principles are versatile and applicable across various Kindle book genres. - Q: Is this course suitable for international Kindle authors?
A: Yes, the negotiation strategies taught by David Rosen are adaptable to the international Kindle market. - Q: How long does it take to see results from implementing these strategies?
A: Results may vary, but many authors experience positive outcomes shortly after applying the negotiation techniques. - Q: Are there any prerequisites for taking this course?
A: No, the course is designed for authors at all skill levels, with no specific prerequisites. - Q: How does David Rosen’s course differ from other negotiation guides?
A: This course stands out for its practical approach, tailored specifically to Kindle authors, offering unique insights. - Q: Are there ongoing updates to the course content?
A: Yes, the course content is periodically updated to ensure relevance and effectiveness in the evolving Kindle landscape. - Q: Can these negotiation strategies be applied to other e-publishing platforms?
A: While focused on Kindle, the principles can be adapted for negotiation on other e-publishing platforms.
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