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Hey there,

Here’s a brutal truth most creators never realize:

You don’t have a visibility problem — you have a memorability problem.

If you’ve ever said:
“I’m posting every day but no one’s buying,”
or
“I get views, but nothing’s converting”...

This is probably why.

The algorithm isn’t broken.
Your content just isn’t sticking.

And if people don’t remember you… they won’t follow you, trust you, or buy from you.

Let’s fix that — using psychology.

🧠 The 3 Psychology Tricks to Becoming Unforgettable on Social Media

1. The First Impression Bias
Studies show we form our opinion of someone in the first 7 seconds.
On social media? You get maybe 2–3 seconds.
If you start your video with “Hey guys” or a slow intro, you’re already forgotten.

The brain is wired to filter out noise.
To win attention, you need to interrupt the pattern.

💡 Try this:

• “Nobody’s talking about this, but…”

• “If you’re stuck at 1K followers, this is why…”

• “Here’s what most creators still don’t understand…”

Make people lean in before they scroll away.

2. The Repetition Principle
Ever hear a song you didn’t like… but after the 5th time, it’s stuck in your head?

That’s the familiarity effect.
The brain trusts what it sees over and over again — even if it’s not the “best.”

Most creators keep changing their style, their niche, their voice…
And their audience never learns what to expect.

💡 Instead, try this:

• Pick one message, one problem, and say it 20 different ways

• Reuse your best hooks

• Build a repeatable structure that becomes familiar

Repetition isn’t boring — it’s branding.

3. The Story Gap
Your audience doesn’t just want information.
They want transformation — and they want to feel emotion.

One of the best ways to do that?
Create an open story loop.

Think:
“I was stuck at 1K followers for months — and then I discovered this one strategy…”
or
“Most people make this mistake, and it’s why they can’t grow.”

The gap between where they are now and where they could be pulls them in.

💡 Use this format:

• “I used to be ______, now I _______”

• “What I wish I knew before I started _______”

• “Why your content isn’t converting (and how to fix it)”

Stories don’t just get remembered — they get shared.

🎯 What to do this week:

✅ Audit your last 5 posts. How strong were your hooks? Did they create curiosity or just fill space?

✅ Pick one message (e.g., “Grow with psychology”) and repeat it across your next 3 pieces of content in different formats.

✅ Write one short story this week about your own journey or mistake. Use it in a reel or email.

✅ Bonus: Repost one of your best-performing reels from last month. Watch it outperform a new one. Why? Because repetition works.

💡 The Bottom Line:

People don’t buy from who they see.
They buy from who they remember.

If your content isn’t making people feel, then it won’t make them act.

You don’t need new tactics.
You need to become unforgettable.

Until next Thursday,
TJR @ Brandzine