It helps to pay attention to what people usually do before they buy something. Many people like to read comments, look for reviews, or compare options before clicking on a link. So, posts that answer common questions or show how something works can be very useful. When people are in the mood to buy, they often look for simple and clear reasons why a product fits their need. Sharing a short story or showing how something solves a problem can match this behavior. It also helps to post when people are active online, like during breaks or evenings. Timing and message should go hand in hand. A post that feels helpful instead of pushy often gets better attention. Has anyone noticed what kind of buyer actions led to better clicks or interest?
What kind of buyer behavior should you post around?
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