I'd say about 50% of my day is spent on social networks. I am one of those lucky ones who can say, "It's my job, I need to be." While most of the time I am monitoring our clients' accounts, I have to admit, I'm also a social media content consumer of the best kind. In fact, a lot of the strategies I come up with are based solely on the way I interact with businesses and people on social media networks.
As I was "researching", ahem, being nosy on Facebook, I noticed that I always click on links that interest me. I'm sure I'm not alone here either. As I dug into it a bit more, the reason these particular links interested me was because they left me with this question - what is behind that link. The post didn't give me much information to work with. It was always vague and sometimes there was no image attached. I had no choice but to click through.
This is what I call the "teaser - leaves you hanging post". It grabs your attention because you are dying to know more. Because the post didn't tell me what to expect when I clicked, I was left curious and clicking away. It's a great way to increase click-throughs.
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