I am on day 17 of posting 3x daily: +226 new followers and I am noticing new followers are sticking around to see more of my content because I have been putting titles. Carousels are going crazy.

Client pays me 4k. Adds 166k followers in 2.5 months. I know what i'm talking about people. Check out @jjhowland on instagram-- now at 450k followers😉 If you want to become a private client (like this person) you can apply here : https://calendly.com/d/cswn-ysr-f25/demo-call-fisc

Just wanted to share a quick update on the launch of Power of Will. Over the weekend, the book held the #1 spot in multiple new-release categories and stayed consistently ranked across several lists. What’s crazy is I’m still seeing deliveries from NJ, Texas, and San Diego — all before Amazon has even caught up with the reporting. This happened because of the support from everyone here. Every share, every message, every early purchase — it all made an impact. I’m grateful, fired up, and even more committed to what’s next. More updates soon, and thank you again to everyone who backed this project from day one. Grateful for everyone supporting this early. 🙏https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DNTZ3CX5

I’m a bjj athlete and need a better following

What’s up everyone? 🔥 Let’s talk about the foundation of scaling an online coaching business, and I don’t care if you’re a fitness coach, business consultant, mindset educator, or marketing expert, this applies to all of you. Day 1 starts with one word: clarity. If you don’t know who you’re speaking to, nothing you post will matter. You have to figure out your ideal avatar: the exact person your content, offer, and message are meant for. This is where most people screw up. They stay too broad. You can’t help “everyone.” You help someone specific. That’s what we mean by niching down. 👉 Instead of saying “I help people lose weight,” say “I help moms lose baby weight postpartum.” 👉 Instead of “I help athletes perform better,” say “I help wrestlers cut weight safely without losing strength.” Your “I help” statement needs to be crystal clear. If a stranger can’t look at your bio and instantly understand who you help and how, you’re already cooked. Once that’s locked in, every single piece of content you post should speak directly to that person.Their pain points. Their goals, frustrations, and desires. If your ideal client doesn’t feel like you’re inside their head when you talk, you’re too generic. This is how you build connection, trust, and eventually conversions. 💭 Question for the community: Who’s your ideal avatar, and what’s your “I help” statement? Drop it below so we can help refine it. 🔥 If you’re ready to scale your coaching business the right way, join the Brand Launch Mastermind See you there, Mugzy