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If your brand could whisper directly into your audience’s subconscious, what would it say?
Posted by on October 11, 2025 at 5:08 amWe’ve been thinking about social media in 2025, people scroll faster than ever, algorithms are smarter than most marketers, and attention spans are microscopic. Maybe it’s not about posting more, it’s about resonating with the moments your audience doesn’t even realize they’re in.
How would you craft content that feels like it knew what your audience was thinking before they did? Not just going viral, but leaving a subtle imprint that drives action over time.
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If my brand could whisper to its audience, it’d probably say:
> “You already know who doesn’t follow you back — you’re just pretending not to look.”
That’s the energy I built Don’t Follow Back around — it’s not about shouting for attention, it’s about catching people in that quiet, honest moment where curiosity meets truth.
I’ve learned that in 2025, people don’t want louder content — they want content that feels like it read their mind.
So I stopped trying to compete with noise and started posting the things people think but don’t say out loud: the unfollows, the ghost followers, the little stings everyone relates to but hides.If you can create around those invisible moments — the thoughts people scroll past but feel — you don’t need to scream.
You just need to whisper the right truth at the right time. -
I’d have them whisper “You are being influenced by the superrich right now”.
Then people would realise that they can not trust “social” media. Neither AI.
These are all tools of influence.
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If I were crafting that kind of content, I’d start by studying micro-moments, those quick emotional beats when people scroll without knowing what they need yet. Instead of shouting for attention, I’d make posts that *mirror* what they’re already feeling
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In my dreams it would whisper. This is really beautiful. I should buy it. 🎨
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