If you're sharing about Super Patch online, this is your cheat sheet.

Bookmark it. Print it. Tattoo it on your forehead (KIDDING😂).

🚫 First — What Not to Do:

❌ Don’t post sell sheets, corporate graphics, or product packaging.

❌ Don’t drop the company name in your caption or video.

❌ Don’t use generic posts that say “ask me how!” with zero value or context.

❌ Don’t copy/paste the same thing over and over.

Why? Because those things make people scroll.

Or worse, go Google it and order from the site totally bypassing you. (OUCH, I hate when that happens!)

WHAT WORKS INSTEAD:

1. Tell a story. Always. ALWAYS. Always.

People buy when they relate, not when they’re sold to.

🔹 Talk about why you used the patch.
🔹 Share how it made you feel.
🔹 Be real. Be human. Be YOU.

Example:
“I’ve tried everything for my sleep. I was waking up groggy or not at all. I put this patch on my arm and actually slept through the night… no melatonin, no grogginess....just deep, peaceful sleep. I wish more people knew this existed.”

That’s curiosity. That’s connection.

TIP: When you use ChatGPT, Let it give you the framework, but make it sound like YOUR personality. Otherwise people will know its not, and its a turn off. People are attracted to REAL.

* DO NOT COPY someone elses post word for word either. Bad social media etiquette and you are not being YOU.

2. Show, DON'T sell.

📹 Film yourself putting the patch on. This is called B roll. Make it 5-7 seconds long. Add music.
🎙️ Do a voiceover over a video of you putting the patch on, talking about what it supports.
📝 Add a bold overlay that hits a pain point (scroll-stopper!)

See the trend here? Let the audience experience it with you, not just stare at packaging.

Hook Overlay Examples:

"POV: When I put on this patch, my anxiety melts away"

"I wish more people knew that when they put on this patch, it helps their their pain start to dissipate"

"I wish more people know that when they put on this patch, their anxiety will start to subside."

"If you have pain in your body, you need this" (the NEED statement is powerful)

"Pharma doesn't want you to know about this patch because it helps without medication"

Use chat GPT to help with your captions too. But make sure you are feeding it ALL the information it needs to give you effective captions. The more descriptive the better. Tell it to make it SEO keyword heavy too, because that's how you show up in someones feed.

Use 4-5 keywords like #superpatch, #anxietysupport, #drugfreerelief, #neurofeedbackpatch

Research on your own! Check what videos are getting a lot of views and comments. See how they are using hashtags, overlay captions, and appply their formula for YOUR videos.

3. Use curiosity language.

You don’t have to say “Super Patch” in every post. In fact I wouldnt at all. You don't want people googling it before they get into a private conversation with you.

Try things like:

“This zero-ingredient patch I’ve been testing…”

“Wearable neuro tech. No drugs. No side effects.”

“A patch that talks to your brain?? I didn’t believe it either.”

“Changed my mood in 10 minutes. So Wild.”

4. Rotate your content types:

Here’s an easy flow for your week:

🎥Demo (you applying the patch)

📖Story/Testimonial (yours or borrowed)

🧠Education (how it works in plain terms)

💬Relatable moment + patch support

🔁Remix/duet a testimonial or use trending audio

📷Lifestyle post with subtle mention

🤔Soft CTA (e.g. “DM me if you're curious”)

5. Be the guide, not the hero.

You’re not “selling.” You’re sharing something that’s helped you or someone else.

Your job is to say:
✨ “This helped me — and if you’re struggling too, I’d love to share what worked.”

That’s it.

Pro Tips:

Always include a simple CTA like:

→ “DM me the word PATCH and I’ll send you the info.”
→ “Text me the word SLEEP if you’re struggling with rest.”

Avoid sending links in the comments....make them message you.

Use curiosity hashtags like:
#naturalcalm #nonpharma #wearablewellness #brainbasedhealth #patchlife

Final Word:

You have something powerful in your hands. People need this. But how you share it matters. We’re not here to push product. We’re here to connect, educate, and offer something that works. Let your story lead. The rest will follow.