When I was a 17-year old copywriter for BBDO we were constantly harassed by the "subliminal advertising" guy. He used to see the letters S E X in Oreo cookies and other weird stuff that was in fact never put there on purpose .wordstream.com/blog/ws/2017/1…
Where this subliminal and autosuggestion viewpoint is helpful is in political and terrorist messaging. Currently used by the deceit mongers and Qtards to constantly build a message of fear and foreboding. They have to complete the conspiracy and search for hidden messages. 
Religion, sooth sayers and conspiracies are similar. They require the target audience to fill in missing evidence using intellect or "faith" to build credibility. Just as con men require marks to believe them, no matter how outlandish their sales pitch is. theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…
The media is supposed to deal in facts, transcripts and research making it almost impossible to document a "faith" or "belief" Most Americans have a "faith" or belief system that cannot be scientifically defended. news.gallup.com/opinion/pollin…
But as we saw in the chart, most decisions are made at the subconscious level. Not always as a result of factual research. Some say 90% of our decisions are subconscious......and predictable. Which also means easy to manipulate. sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/…
I strongly suggest watching Adam Curtis' great film series on self and manipulation of humans using "marketing" and how that creeped into politics. Making people want things they didn't need and even though they knew they were bad for them. Enjoy:
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