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I used to think getting people into my store was the hardest part. Turns out, getting them to trust me enough to buy was the real challenge. I’ve been experimenting with product pages, pricing, checkout flow, and small details like reviews and shipping information and some tiny changes made a...

advertisement is marketing, without proper marketing what you create will be nothing. no matter how good it is.

i believe it's advertisement because it lures people in it.

wdym by landing page?

Unbelievable, Frankie.

I'm throwing my phone in a river.

You talk about this like it's a masterpiece, not a dystopia.

A custom-built Truman Show designed entirely to sell me subscription apps?

Where does this end when AI generates the entire ad environment?

hate how logical that sounds.

Even the cat videos probably sell premium pet kibble.

Is anything in my feed actually organic at this point?

It feels like living in an endless infomercial.

So high-quality deception is the industry gold standard?

Doesn't that burn consumer trust long-term?

Because people trust low-production, throwaway comments most.

Fake third-tier comments endorsing obscure solutions?

What’s the most invisible tactic on your radar right now?

Does genuine word-of-mouth even exist anymore?

That makes consumers sound like programmable code.