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What do you think when do people buy from a Instagram when they see number of follower are good so they trust on the product or they only see the product whether the followers are not good

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“Like Me, Buy Me: How the Liking Rule Sells Without Selling” The Liking Rule is simple: we’re more likely to say “yes” to people—and brands—we like. In marketing, this goes beyond charm. It’s about familiarity, relatability, and emotional connection

People are so much centered around patterns that they barely get time to break it. Only the top 0.1% does it, elegantly.

Why are people so scared to admit they have used AI? Does it make them appear less smarter? Since when did using tools make you dumber? If anything, they should just make you more efficient. That is how I see it.

Do you think people are into reading good pieces of content these days, or they just read half of it and move on, what do you do when you see some interesting long form written post?

“See What They See: How Heatmaps Make Your Content Smarter and Sharper” Content heatmaps visually show how users interact with your website or app—what they click, where they scroll, and where they stop engaging. Hot areas glow red, cold areas fade