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The algorithm doesn't care that you posted. It cares that you said something worth responding to.
This week, I'm breaking down why so much "safe" content underperforms, why applause isn't the same as engagement, and what platforms are actually rewarding right now.
It's layer three of Social Penetration Theory: opinions. The layer where real conversations start, trust builds, and brands either become memorable or disappear into the noise.
We'll get into the difference between controversy and conviction, why disagreement is often a sign your content is working, and how to drive conversation without manufacturing drama. Plus, I’ll share practical ways to get your audience actually talking back.
Inside this episode:
Mentioned:
Free Talk-Worthy Content Course: https://bsquared.media/courses/talk-worthy-content
Connect with Brooke Sellas on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brookebsellas
By Brooke SellasThe algorithm doesn't care that you posted. It cares that you said something worth responding to.
This week, I'm breaking down why so much "safe" content underperforms, why applause isn't the same as engagement, and what platforms are actually rewarding right now.
It's layer three of Social Penetration Theory: opinions. The layer where real conversations start, trust builds, and brands either become memorable or disappear into the noise.
We'll get into the difference between controversy and conviction, why disagreement is often a sign your content is working, and how to drive conversation without manufacturing drama. Plus, I’ll share practical ways to get your audience actually talking back.
Inside this episode:
Mentioned:
Free Talk-Worthy Content Course: https://bsquared.media/courses/talk-worthy-content
Connect with Brooke Sellas on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brookebsellas