Hey everyone! So my last week has been really hectic but productive. So just to give you all a little context, I am building SuperProfile.bio for all creators out there with my team! And last week, we rolled out AutoDM's, Manychat's alternative!!! And it has been really amazing so far.. Now this is not a self promotional post or anything of that sort. I just wanted to share this as one of my wins and celebrate with you all 🥰 as I have been really working hard on this.. So, with AutoDM's you all can make your engagement on social media really smooth and easy going as it helps you to - Auto-reply to live stream viewers in real-time - Instantly DM anyone who comments on your posts or replies to your stories. - Set smart responses for all incoming DMs - Add product links as CTAs in every message - Track message performance and CTA clicks in real-time to see what’s working So, if you all are curious to try out AutoDM's for yourself or give any feedback, let me know in the comments, and I’ll share the link with you..🤗

By creating free content for my community, i discovered a key that might SURPRISE you: more engagement is not always better (based on what i've saw!!!!) this is a HUUGE realization for a lot of community builders and business owners Instead of feeling pressure to do more, more, more what if you focused on being more intentional with what you already have? that’s where the real magic happens. MY NUMBER I is :the myth of more is better i recently had new coaches, personal brands & community owners clients in my system and for them, the more is better approach makes sense because they're working in environments where volume and scale drive decisions. But for small business owners, creators, and passionate community builders? that approach doesn’t work. I wasn't here to chase vanity metrics. I was here to build a sustainable, thriving community that truly matters.... SO let’s talk about what actually moves the needle. MY NUMBER II is: the key to a sustainable community I learnt that success isn't about sheer numbers. It's about guiding my members along a meaningful journey what i call the community commitment curve. This means moving people from discovering your community to joining, engaging, and eventually becoming leaders. Not everyone will take on leadership roles, and that’s okay!!!! But you do need a small, committed group to step up if you want long-term sustainability. NOW what should you measure? My 3 essential metrics : 1. participation: quality over quantity but... forget the idea that 100% of your members should be actively engaging all the time!!! It won’t happen and it doesn’t need to, Instead, aim for the 80/20 (Pareto) rule: About 20% of your members should be actively participating: These are your engaged contributors Within that 20%, a smaller core (about 4% of your total members) will be the true heart of your community!! Nurture these relationships. They are the ones who will keep the energy alive!!!! (THAT'S WHAT WE WANT!!!)

Getting serious about YouTube made me realise one big flaw—my thumbnails weren’t pulling their weight. So, I decided to fix it in the best way possible: automation. Why spend hours tweaking images when the right tools can handle it for you? I just uploaded a video where I break down my exact workflow for transforming ordinary screenshots into bold, scroll-stopping thumbnails. It’s beginner-friendly, step-by-step, and I even show you how to set it up using n8n. If you’re ready to save time and make thumbnails that truly stand out, the full video is linked in the first comment. Let me know how it works for you—or if you have an idea for something I can build next!

So, I’ve been playing around with ways to earn from my content, and I gotta share this super easy funnel that’s been working like a charm for me. So, I used to be that person who’d just say “check my link in bio” every time I wanted to pitch my stuff—and I realized, I was not supposed to do this every single time! So, here's what I did which eventually helped me convert better - I kept posting those short reels or carousels about my offers or products, cause that’s how I could get people to notice me! - Then, ask your audience to DM you. Yup, chatting in the DMs is where the real game started. You can really to know what they’re looking for, and it makes converting them so much easier. - I used some actionable CTA's like, Comment PROMPT on my latest reel, and I’ll DM you the details! - I gave my audience a little freebie—like a quick PDF guide or a checklist. Free stuff builds trust super fast, and let’s be real, who doesn’t love a freebie? That’s it! It’s such an easy funnel, but I’ve seen it work wonders, people go from just watching to actually buying. I’d love to hear from you guys, give it a try and let me know in the comments: what’s working for you, or where are you getting stuck? Let’s help each other out 🤝🤗

Hey guys! I've been facing a challenge with my multilingual content. When I dub my videos into different languages and upload them to Instagram and TikTok, they're getting flagged as "unoriginal content" and receiving almost no views or distribution. Has anyone successfully gotten platforms to recognize their multilingual content as original? Ideally, there would be a way to signal to the platforms that I own all versions of this content and that the different language versions are legitimate adaptations, not stolen content. I'm looking for solutions like: - Official ways to link accounts or claim content across languages - Platform-specific settings or features for multilingual creators - Verification processes that might help with this issue - Contact methods for platform support that actually work If technical workarounds are the only option, I'm also considering automated approaches like different crops/zooms, or unique intros for each language. If you've managed to solve this problem, please share your approach and whether you found an "official" solution or had to use creative workarounds. Thanks for helping!