No News = No Interest #shorts
14 Apr 2024 · 0 min

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In this short monologue, the speaker explains that a complete lack of response—no email, text, request for references, likes, or any other form of engagement—means the other party is not thinking about you and therefore not interested. He emphasizes that even a minimal sign of engagement, such as a like on a tweet, would indicate some level of interest, whereas total silence signals disinterest. The message serves as a practical rule for evaluating pitch follow‑up: no news equals no interest.










