Vishnu Mohan
@vishnumohan01.bsky.social
The Subconcious Marketer || Decoding buyer psychology to help for coaches , creators & founders attract more buyers
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June 5, 2025 at 5:04 AM
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If this changed how you think about persuasion, you'll want what's coming next.
Follow me for more insights on persuasion psychology that most experts miss.
Follow me for more insights on persuasion psychology that most experts miss.
May 1, 2025 at 3:38 PM
If this changed how you think about persuasion, you'll want what's coming next.
Follow me for more insights on persuasion psychology that most experts miss.
Follow me for more insights on persuasion psychology that most experts miss.
The real obstacle to persuasion isn't skepticism about your solution.
It's attachment to existing beliefs.
Change those first, and resistance naturally dissolves.
It's attachment to existing beliefs.
Change those first, and resistance naturally dissolves.
May 1, 2025 at 3:38 PM
The real obstacle to persuasion isn't skepticism about your solution.
It's attachment to existing beliefs.
Change those first, and resistance naturally dissolves.
It's attachment to existing beliefs.
Change those first, and resistance naturally dissolves.
Now your service is positioned to become the logical solution.
This is also why educational content doesn't work well.
It's not about "providing value."
It's about systematically shifting beliefs before you ever mention your offer.
This is also why educational content doesn't work well.
It's not about "providing value."
It's about systematically shifting beliefs before you ever mention your offer.
May 1, 2025 at 3:38 PM
Now your service is positioned to become the logical solution.
This is also why educational content doesn't work well.
It's not about "providing value."
It's about systematically shifting beliefs before you ever mention your offer.
This is also why educational content doesn't work well.
It's not about "providing value."
It's about systematically shifting beliefs before you ever mention your offer.
Here's an example:
Old belief: "I need better marketing tactics to get more clients."
Your content first validates this ("tactics matter"), then introduces a doubt ("yet most tactics fail"), then shifts to "Clear positioning is what makes tactics work."
Old belief: "I need better marketing tactics to get more clients."
Your content first validates this ("tactics matter"), then introduces a doubt ("yet most tactics fail"), then shifts to "Clear positioning is what makes tactics work."
May 1, 2025 at 3:38 PM
Here's an example:
Old belief: "I need better marketing tactics to get more clients."
Your content first validates this ("tactics matter"), then introduces a doubt ("yet most tactics fail"), then shifts to "Clear positioning is what makes tactics work."
Old belief: "I need better marketing tactics to get more clients."
Your content first validates this ("tactics matter"), then introduces a doubt ("yet most tactics fail"), then shifts to "Clear positioning is what makes tactics work."
The belief shift happens in three stages:
1. Validate their current perspective
2. Introduce doubt about that perspective
3. Offer a new, more useful belief
When done right, your solution becomes the obvious next step.
1. Validate their current perspective
2. Introduce doubt about that perspective
3. Offer a new, more useful belief
When done right, your solution becomes the obvious next step.
May 1, 2025 at 3:38 PM
The belief shift happens in three stages:
1. Validate their current perspective
2. Introduce doubt about that perspective
3. Offer a new, more useful belief
When done right, your solution becomes the obvious next step.
1. Validate their current perspective
2. Introduce doubt about that perspective
3. Offer a new, more useful belief
When done right, your solution becomes the obvious next step.
This is why belief shifts matter more than your pitch.
Before presenting your offer, you must change:
• How they see their problem
• What they believe causes it
• What they think solving it requires
Before presenting your offer, you must change:
• How they see their problem
• What they believe causes it
• What they think solving it requires
May 1, 2025 at 3:38 PM
This is why belief shifts matter more than your pitch.
Before presenting your offer, you must change:
• How they see their problem
• What they believe causes it
• What they think solving it requires
Before presenting your offer, you must change:
• How they see their problem
• What they believe causes it
• What they think solving it requires
When someone hears your offer, their mind does one thing:
It checks if your solution aligns with what they already believe.
If there's misalignment, rejection happens instantly regardless of how perfect your offer is.
It checks if your solution aligns with what they already believe.
If there's misalignment, rejection happens instantly regardless of how perfect your offer is.
May 1, 2025 at 3:38 PM
When someone hears your offer, their mind does one thing:
It checks if your solution aligns with what they already believe.
If there's misalignment, rejection happens instantly regardless of how perfect your offer is.
It checks if your solution aligns with what they already believe.
If there's misalignment, rejection happens instantly regardless of how perfect your offer is.
The best persuaders know a different sequence:
1. Shift beliefs FIRST
2. Present offer SECOND
They don't try to convince during the pitch.
They create conditions where the "yes" becomes inevitable.
1. Shift beliefs FIRST
2. Present offer SECOND
They don't try to convince during the pitch.
They create conditions where the "yes" becomes inevitable.
May 1, 2025 at 3:38 PM
The best persuaders know a different sequence:
1. Shift beliefs FIRST
2. Present offer SECOND
They don't try to convince during the pitch.
They create conditions where the "yes" becomes inevitable.
1. Shift beliefs FIRST
2. Present offer SECOND
They don't try to convince during the pitch.
They create conditions where the "yes" becomes inevitable.
Most people think persuasion happens during the pitch.
They focus on clever words, handling objections, and closing techniques.
But by then, it's already too late.
They focus on clever words, handling objections, and closing techniques.
But by then, it's already too late.
May 1, 2025 at 3:38 PM
Most people think persuasion happens during the pitch.
They focus on clever words, handling objections, and closing techniques.
But by then, it's already too late.
They focus on clever words, handling objections, and closing techniques.
But by then, it's already too late.
The most powerful content isn't what's best written.
It's what enters a mind that's been properly prepared to receive it.
Master the moment before your message begins
And your content won't need to convince
It will simply confirm what they're ready to hear.
It's what enters a mind that's been properly prepared to receive it.
Master the moment before your message begins
And your content won't need to convince
It will simply confirm what they're ready to hear.
April 4, 2025 at 6:07 PM
The most powerful content isn't what's best written.
It's what enters a mind that's been properly prepared to receive it.
Master the moment before your message begins
And your content won't need to convince
It will simply confirm what they're ready to hear.
It's what enters a mind that's been properly prepared to receive it.
Master the moment before your message begins
And your content won't need to convince
It will simply confirm what they're ready to hear.
Most creators focus entirely on their message.
But the mind's receptivity determines everything.
That first moment of contact when they decide to pay attention or ignore.
That's where the real conversion happens.
But the mind's receptivity determines everything.
That first moment of contact when they decide to pay attention or ignore.
That's where the real conversion happens.
April 4, 2025 at 6:07 PM
Most creators focus entirely on their message.
But the mind's receptivity determines everything.
That first moment of contact when they decide to pay attention or ignore.
That's where the real conversion happens.
But the mind's receptivity determines everything.
That first moment of contact when they decide to pay attention or ignore.
That's where the real conversion happens.
This is why pushing quality content doesn't work.
If the mind isn't ready to receive it, no amount of quality will make it stick.
But when you shape their mental state first, the content pulls them in by itself.
If the mind isn't ready to receive it, no amount of quality will make it stick.
But when you shape their mental state first, the content pulls them in by itself.
April 4, 2025 at 6:07 PM
This is why pushing quality content doesn't work.
If the mind isn't ready to receive it, no amount of quality will make it stick.
But when you shape their mental state first, the content pulls them in by itself.
If the mind isn't ready to receive it, no amount of quality will make it stick.
But when you shape their mental state first, the content pulls them in by itself.
The second approach creates a question the brain feels compelled to answer.
That mental itch & the tension is what opens the door for your message.
Without it, even brilliant insights get scrolled past.
That mental itch & the tension is what opens the door for your message.
Without it, even brilliant insights get scrolled past.
April 4, 2025 at 6:07 PM
The second approach creates a question the brain feels compelled to answer.
That mental itch & the tension is what opens the door for your message.
Without it, even brilliant insights get scrolled past.
That mental itch & the tension is what opens the door for your message.
Without it, even brilliant insights get scrolled past.
Look at these two approaches to the same topic:
"3 content mistakes killing your reach"
VS
"Why the best creators are sabotaging themselves and don't realize it"
One presents information.
The other creates a mental state.
"3 content mistakes killing your reach"
VS
"Why the best creators are sabotaging themselves and don't realize it"
One presents information.
The other creates a mental state.
April 4, 2025 at 6:07 PM
Look at these two approaches to the same topic:
"3 content mistakes killing your reach"
VS
"Why the best creators are sabotaging themselves and don't realize it"
One presents information.
The other creates a mental state.
"3 content mistakes killing your reach"
VS
"Why the best creators are sabotaging themselves and don't realize it"
One presents information.
The other creates a mental state.
The brain isn't waiting to be persuaded.
It's scanning for what fits its current beliefs and filtering out everything else.
This happens before conscious thought before they even READ your message.
It's scanning for what fits its current beliefs and filtering out everything else.
This happens before conscious thought before they even READ your message.
April 4, 2025 at 6:07 PM
The brain isn't waiting to be persuaded.
It's scanning for what fits its current beliefs and filtering out everything else.
This happens before conscious thought before they even READ your message.
It's scanning for what fits its current beliefs and filtering out everything else.
This happens before conscious thought before they even READ your message.
You spend hours writing a great post.
But when the brain isn't primed to receive it, even the best ideas get ignored.
Why?
Because your message doesn't land in a neutral mind.
It lands in a mind that's already decided what matters
But when the brain isn't primed to receive it, even the best ideas get ignored.
Why?
Because your message doesn't land in a neutral mind.
It lands in a mind that's already decided what matters
April 4, 2025 at 6:07 PM
You spend hours writing a great post.
But when the brain isn't primed to receive it, even the best ideas get ignored.
Why?
Because your message doesn't land in a neutral mind.
It lands in a mind that's already decided what matters
But when the brain isn't primed to receive it, even the best ideas get ignored.
Why?
Because your message doesn't land in a neutral mind.
It lands in a mind that's already decided what matters
The hardest part is getting the 1st 100 customers.
They are the people who validates your idea. But keep on eye on what they say and what their behaviours show.
I've observed ,most of the time what they say isn't what they do.
They are the people who validates your idea. But keep on eye on what they say and what their behaviours show.
I've observed ,most of the time what they say isn't what they do.
December 31, 2024 at 4:53 PM
The hardest part is getting the 1st 100 customers.
They are the people who validates your idea. But keep on eye on what they say and what their behaviours show.
I've observed ,most of the time what they say isn't what they do.
They are the people who validates your idea. But keep on eye on what they say and what their behaviours show.
I've observed ,most of the time what they say isn't what they do.