Testing the lighting and editing and blurring the background marking it look like Miami background and I don’t have a phone stand to take a full body pic so I’m work of what I got but if there’s any suggestions of where I can buy a phone stand please let me know.

Hello, On Instagram, it is now easier for US accounts to get the blue tick. I have a German account. For us, it is not yet possible to get the blue tick in a subscription and simply pay for it. Do you know how I can change my account to a US account? I have over 10,000 followers and over 400 posts, so I don't want to just make a new account. It would be best if I could change the existing account. Maybe someone has an idea?

I'd like to introduce you to my current Tinder Instagram funnel. I don't have any specific questions, I just want to share my knowledge and maybe you have some ideas or suggestions for improvement. I will break this post up into several parts so that you can more easily go into the individual parts. I'll start with some basic thoughts about Tinder. My Tinder profile is very specific. Positioning is a big part for me. Good photos and a clear line so that everyone knows I'm not looking for a relationship, but fun. What works incredibly well for me is this: 1. I travel a lot. Every time I change places, I get a little boost from Tinder. It seems like my profile moves up in the "card deck" again because I'm new to the area. 2. I am German and there are countries where I get more likes as a German than in other countries. In Thailand, Mexico but also in Poland I get a lot of likes because German men have a very high mating value there. At the same time, the language barrier plays a lesser role than in Turkey, for example, where I get few likes. This is probably because English is spoken much less in Turkey than in Poland, for example. But what is very interesting is that when I come back to Germany from Poland, I suddenly get more likes again in Germany. My explanation is: Tinder sees "he's suddenly getting an above-average number of likes". I get them in Poland because German men have a high market value there and the language barrier plays a minor role. So in percentage terms I get more likes than Polish men. I seem to get a higher score internally from Tinder as a result. When I travel back to Germany, I take this higher score with me and my profile gets more impressions! <<< this was really a game changer.

I am hearing from a business partner that multiple people in his social AND business circle (all adults, all much older than me) are complaining that I look like a "douchebag" on IG. This obviously wouldn't bother me except for the fact that in the business social circle, my reputation means something, and to lose it would potentially cost me valuable connections- my issue is that there were no specifics mentioned and it was behind my back from people who wouldn't necessarily be bold enough to mention it to my face. Other then risqué (but not politically incorrect/racist/conspiracy or even remotely political) memes on my story, and a caption joking about eviction court, I'm not sure that anything I did is objectively offensive. For reference, this is my IG: https://instagram.com/eli_hollingsworth_?igshid=MjEwN2IyYWYwYw== Is there something that the more experienced guys would recommend changing?

hello gentleman I would like to share something, which was very valuable for me the last years for creating some “female basis” in my stories. I started to interact and game with au pair woman who are attending the language school. This comes with multiple benefits: - they have a “I’m here for only one year I Want as much fun as possible” - They are often in there “hoe phase” - They feel often lonely because they have no social connections - Especially in Germany (but I guess it’s very similar in France) it’s very hard to connect for them with locals because Germans are very reserved with new social connections. Germans often don’t want to make new friends they prefer staying in their own bubble. Which increases the loneliness factor - Therefore it’s very easy to connect with them because there are socially starved and very motivated to experience everything what’s possible - Mostly there only friends are other au pair woman from the language school and they will introduce you to their friends - Especially if you are in a non English speaking country they are extremely motivated to talk to you in your target language because they have no practice at all, they talk English most of the time because the target language is still out of there comfort zone (what makes it even more easier to provide value to them) So it’s very easy to approach them, integrate them and their friends into your social circle and pose with them on social media