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Karnivesh

Simplifying finance.... • 17d

I’ve realised that FOMO marketing works best when it’s subtle, not loud. I try to build urgency around something real. A limited window, a genuine update, or timely value. Instead of forcing pressure. When the message feels honest, people act out of interest, not anxiety, and that builds trust beyond the moment.

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