u/Ur-MomsCrush

For me it's when every post is basically "Buy now!" with different wording.

I'm curious what everyone else's biggest turn-off is.

For me, it isn't discounts or giveaways anymore. If a brand consistently posts useful or entertaining content, I'm much more likely to stick around.

Curious what makes everyone else hit the Follow button.

Whenever I'm about to buy something, I almost always end up looking for Reddit threads, YouTube comments, or real customer reviews before I trust what the company says.

It's made me wonder if businesses are putting too much money into ads and not enough into building trust.

Has anyone else noticed themselves shopping this way?

Sometimes I just want a brand to answer my question, show me the product, and move on. Not every company needs to act like my best friend. Am I in the minority here?

Content quality

Consistency

Community

Creativity

Analytics

Curious to see how different everyone's rankings are.

Account A

• 25k followers

• 12% engagement

• Small but active community

OR

Account B

• 400k followers

• 0.7% engagement

• Almost no conversations

No "it depends."

Pick one.

You can't buy more reach.

You can't change the product.

You can't rebrand.

What's the first thing you're investigating?

TV ads don't talk back. Billboards don't talk back. Radio ads don't talk back. Social media is different. Customers can challenge a brand, praise a brand, fact-check a brand, or completely change the