Can your brain spot a fake?
Yeah, we might quickly peg a pushy, salesy pitch as "off," while a casual, personal post might feel more authentic. But here's the kicker ...

Yeah, we might quickly peg a pushy, salesy pitch as "off," while a casual, personal post might feel more authentic. But here's the kicker ...
A shock-and-sway communication strategy for pulling heartstrings and puppet strings.
Why beg for feedback when you can bribe, eh, reward folks with tokens?
Could the actual strategy to social stardom be stupidly spartan?
Marketing a product with social validation to the consumer is a robust move. When others see and acknowledge us, our brains flood with dopamine — a chemical reward that reinforces the experience.