EPISODE · Jun 9, 2026 · 29 MIN
285. Why Your Content Reaches Only a Fraction of Your Audience | NLP Techniques in Marketing
from The Subconscious Expert: Mindset, Identity Work & Embodied Leadership for Ambitious Women
Almost no one in the online business space is talking about NLP in marketing like this, and it is the reason your content lands beautifully for some people and slides straight past everyone else. I have been using neuro-linguistic programming in my marketing and how I sell since 2019, the day I first qualified as an NLP practitioner. Most content gets written from a single representational system, usually your own, because you assume everyone sees the world the way you do. They do not, and the moment your words only speak one sensory language, you go invisible to most of your audience. I'm going into the 4 representational systems, the predicates that reveal how your ideal client processes the world, and the NLP techniques that let one caption make 4 different people feel personally seen. Once you hear the patterns, you cannot unhear them. Topics covered on NLP Techniques in Marketing: What representational systems are and why almost no one applies NLP in marketing this way? How to spot which representational system your ideal client runs? Why writing from one representational system makes you invisible to most of your audience? The NLP technique I use to weave all 4 systems into a single piece of content so everyone feels seen Connect with Rebecca Haydon: Apply to work with me The Subconscious Membership Come say hi on Instagram | Facebook | YouTube Resources mentioned in this episode: The Subconscious Institute Find out your CEO profile with C.E.I Quiz Detailed show notes: https://rebeccahaydon.com/podcast/why-your-content-reaches-only-a-fraction-of-your-audience-nlp-techniques-in-marketing
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