Confusion doesn't create mystery. It creates ghosts.

"I don't want to be too salesy."

"I'll just put it out there and see who's interested."

"I don't want to be too pushy about what I offer."

This is what confused people say before they wonder why nobody buys.

Because here's the reality:

Confusion doesn't make you intriguing. It makes you forgettable.

People don't have time to figure out what you do.

They scroll. They see something unclear. They move on.

And you think: "If they were really interested, they'd ask."

But they won't. Because asking takes effort.

And unclear isn't worth the effort.

So they ghost. Not because they're not interested. Because they don't know what they'd be interested in.

Here's the test:

Can someone read your last 5 posts and know exactly:

If no to any of those, you're losing money.

In Q1 2026, the non-traded BDC market hit $20.8B in redemption requests — most investors received roughly half of what they asked for. Moody's revised the U.S. BDC sector outlook to Negative. Investors who thought they owned liquid private credit found out their fund manager decided whether they could get out.

On Percent's marketplace that same quarter: new issuances, scheduled payments, and a 0.44% lifetime net loss rate on asset-based deals that's held since inception.†

The difference is structural. BDCs often own concentrated corporate loans with quarterly redemption windows that close at the manager's discretion. Percent finances specialty lenders against pools of performing receivables — diversified, overcollateralized, short duration.

Track record through 3/31/26:†

See what private credit built for individual investors looks like.

^{Alternative investments are speculative. No assurance can be given that investors will receive a return of their capital. Secondary market transactions are subject to availability and issuer approval; liquidity is not guaranteed. †Past performance is not indicative of future results. Terms apply.}

Because every person who was interested but didn't know how to act on it is money you left on the table.

Most people think being clear is being pushy.

Wrong.

Being clear is being helpful.

Pushy is forcing people who aren't interested.

Clear is making it easy for people who are.

Big difference.

So stop hiding your offer behind vague content.

State it. Price it. Link it. Repeat it.

"I help X do Y. Costs Z. DM me to start."

That's not pushy. That's clear.

And clear converts.

Talk soon, Dyl - Founder of Relentlece.

P.S. Read your last 5 posts. Can someone tell what you sell and how to buy it? If not, fix that today.

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