Sometimes, even a well-designed post gets ignored because the product link doesn’t feel like a natural part of the content. People are quick to scroll past anything that looks too much like an ad. If the post only focuses on the product and not what problem it solves, it can easily be missed. Also, if there’s no clear reason to click or the post lacks emotion or real-life use, people won’t feel connected to it. Some audiences just want value or entertainment, and when a post jumps straight to selling, they tune out. It helps when the link feels like a natural next step, not just a sales pitch. Sharing a short story, a clear benefit, or a simple personal thought behind the product can get more attention than just showing the product. What are your thoughts on this?
Why do some product links stay ignored no matter how good the post looks?
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