If your posts get views but few clicks, you’re not alone.
Most creators hide the ask and overload the last slide.
A 10-minute fix you can try today:
- Move your CTA earlier. In Stories, use a 5-slide arc:
- Confirm the problem (“Views but 0 clicks?”)
- Poll (“Want the exact CTA?”—Yes/Not yet)
- Connect (one line of context)
- Teach (one actionable tip)
- Convert (one clear ask: DM keyword or link)
Why this works: early interaction (poll) + one visible benefit = dopamine anticipation without manipulation.
I wrote a short post that breaks this down with examples:
Read the blog: https://tinyurl.com/DopamineMarketingOnInstagram
If it resonates, the new book Dopamine Marketing on Instagram gives you:
- Plug-and-play CTAs (Save / Comment Keyword / Direct Click)
- Metrics→Fixes decision trees (know exactly what to change)
- A 90-day plan you can actually stick to
Quick note: this isn’t “growth hacks.” It’s ethical neuromarketing—transparent asks, honest urgency, and compounding trust.
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1 Lucienne Le 02/10/2025
Most creators hide the ask and overload the last slide.
A 10-minute fix you can try today:
- Move your CTA earlier. In Stories, use a 5-slide arc:
- Confirm the problem (“Views but 0 clicks?”)
- Poll (“Want the exact CTA?”—Yes/Not yet)
- Connect (one line of context)
- Teach (one actionable tip)
- Convert (one clear ask: DM keyword or link)
Why this works: early interaction (poll) + one visible benefit = dopamine anticipation without manipulation.
I wrote a short post that breaks this down with examples:
Read the blog: https://tinyurl.com/DopamineMarketingOnInstagram
If it resonates, the new book Dopamine Marketing on Instagram gives you:
- Plug-and-play CTAs (Save / Comment Keyword / Direct Click)
- Metrics→Fixes decision trees (know exactly what to change)
- A 90-day plan you can actually stick to
Quick note: this isn’t “growth hacks.” It’s ethical neuromarketing—transparent asks, honest urgency, and compounding trust.