💗 [Wait, is this also a psychological battle?] The orthodox way to increase followers [note strategy]

Do you
like the same person's posts over and over?

Do you comment repeatedly, I wonder?

I
usually return the favor to those who like my posts.

As for comments,
I mostly just reply.

I don't really initiate them myself.

Because comments are
obviouslycommunication, right?

As someone who is socially awkward,
that's something I struggle with.

Oh, that's right.

For those meeting me for the first time, here is my self-introduction.

I hope we get along from now on.

I think I talked about this before.

If you want likes, give likes.

If you want comments, leave comments.

If you want followers, follow others.

This is a technique that uses a psychological phenomenon calledthe principle of reciprocity, isn't it?

You've heard of it
at least once, right?

When people receive something,
they feel like they have to return the favor.

This applies regardless of who the other person is.
I wonder if that can be said regardless of likes or dislikes.

However, I want you to be careful that
negative reciprocityalso exists.

If you receive something you dislike,
you'll want to return something you dislike.

Oh, today's topic is
not this.

The topic is
how to increase followers the orthodox wayI suppose.

It's still about using the principle of reciprocity
to increase followers.

However,

it's about following
after going through steps.

The flow I'm thinking of is this.

① Exchange likes (or comments)
② Continue ① for several days
③ Follow

These are the three steps, I think.

It's fine to go by intuition.
You think the follow-back rate would increase, right?

I'd like to briefly unravel this
from a psychological perspective.

First, the exchange of likes and comments in ①.
This is the principle of reciprocity.

You give likes to get likes,
and you give comments to get comments.

Next, ② is repeating the above.

This

uses a psychological phenomenon called

the "Zajonc effect".

(Also known as the mere exposure effect)

This psychological phenomenon is

that you tend to develop affection
when you have repeated contact

with someone.

It was proposed in 1968 by the American psychologist Robert Zajonc.

He showed photos to students at random and examined their favorability.

At this time, he changed the number of times each photo was shown.

And the result was that the more often a photo was seen, the higher its favorability rating was.

However, there are limits.
I wonder if this only works about 10 times is the limit.

Generally, it is said to be 5 to 10 times apparently.

Being too persistent is annoying, right?

Conversely, it makes people suspicious or think, "Are you a stalker?"

Now then,

"Reciprocity Principle"
"Zajonc's Law"

By utilizing these two psychological phenomena,

I have thought of a way for you to increase your followers using an orthodox method.

It is as follows.

Surely, 10 days of interaction is unnecessary.
A minimum of 5 days should be enough.

Well, this only increases the probability.
It doesn't mean you will definitely get a follow-back.

If you want to increase the probability a little more,
when you comment, compliment the other person.

However, let's use one more psychological phenomenon here.

"Gain-Loss Effect"

Use this.

This is the idea that the greater the difference between positive and negative, the more strongly it affects the heart.

For example,

seeing someone with a bad impression
picking up a stray cat one day.

Well,

the charm of a gap

is what you'd call it, I suppose.

You should use this in your comments.

At first, leave a curt comment.

From the second time onwards,
gradually empathize with the article and praise it.

Oh, it should be a curt comment,
picking a fight
or leaving comments that make people dislike you is a no-go.

What do you think?

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Wishing you a wonderful note life.

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