Use EACH PROMPT individually. PROMPT 1: FACEBOOK PROFILE REVIEW (WITH LINK LIMITATION) Prompt: Act as a senior Facebook growth strategist and conversion copy expert. I understand you cannot click or browse my Facebook profile link directly. Instead, I will provide: - Screenshots of my profile (bio, profile photo, cover, pinned post, recent posts) - Or copy/paste the text from those sections Your job is to audit my Facebook profile as if you are a first-time visitor and tell me: 1. What works well 2. What is unclear or hurting trust 3. What should be simplified or removed 4. What should be added to increase engagement and inbound messages 5. The top 3 changes that would improve results the fastest Be honest, clear, and specific. Avoid generic advice. PROMPT 2: HIGH-CONVERTING FACEBOOK BIO (NON-SALESY) Prompt: Act as a professional Facebook copywriter who writes bios that attract conversations, not pitches. Based on my business, personality, and audience (which I will describe or paste below), create: - 3 Facebook bio options (short / medium / bold) Each bio should: - Clearly communicate who I help - Hint at the outcome without hype - Feel human, trustworthy, and curiosity-driven Avoid buzzwords, income claims, emojis overload, or sales language. PROMPT 3: PROFILE PICTURE & COVER PHOTO STRATEGY Prompt: Act as a Facebook branding and personal positioning expert. Based on my goals and audience, give me: 1. 3 profile picture concepts (explain pose, lighting, background, clothing, facial expression, and vibe) 2. 3 cover photo concepts that build trust and curiosity 3. A list of common mistakes that hurt credibility My goal is to look: - Approachable - Credible - Active and real (not corporate, not spammy) PROMPT 4: PINNED POST THAT CONVERTS PROFILE VISITORS Prompt: Act as a Facebook content strategist who specializes in pinned posts that turn profile views into comments and DMs. Write: - 1 curiosity-based pinned post - 1 story-based pinned post Each pinned post should: - Explain who I am and what I post about - Build trust quickly - Invite engagement (comment or DM) - Avoid naming products or prices Keep it friendly, conversational, and scroll-stopping.

Female Prompt: 🎯 SCENE OBJECTIVE Create a high-end professional personal branding image featuring a confident, approachable entrepreneur standing beside an oversized modern smartphone displaying a sleek digital business card. Style should feel luxury, executive, modern, and tech-forward — suitable for network marketers, entrepreneurs, and personal brands. Ultra-realistic, editorial-quality, premium cinematic realism. 👩‍💼 PRIMARY SUBJECT - Confident, polished adult woman (or entrepreneur figure) - Natural, realistic body proportions - Professional, approachable facial expression - Clean, modern hairstyle with natural movement - Glasses optional (clear lenses if worn) 👗 WARDROBE & STYLING - Modern, fitted outfit in neutral or brand-aligned colors (black, purple, white, gold accents encouraged) - Clean professional top and pants or jeans - Minimal, elegant jewelry (watch, necklace, rings) - Groomed, natural nails - Polished but not overdone makeup 🧍‍♀️ POSE & COMPOSITION - Standing casually beside and slightly leaning against an oversized modern smartphone - Relaxed, confident posture - Looking straight ahead at the viewer - Executive presence without stiffness 📱 SMARTPHONE SCREEN (DIGITAL BUSINESS CARD UI) The oversized smartphone displays a sleek digital business card interface with a professional headshot of the subject. On-screen text layout (example placeholders): Name: [Your Name] Title: Entrepreneur | Network Marketing Professional | Public Speaker Company: [Your Company Name] Slogan: Helping others improve their health, income, or lifestyle through smarter systems Location: 📍 [City, State, Country] Ways to Connect: [Your booking or contact link] Buttons: • Save My Contact • Share My Contact Footer icons: Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube • LinkedIn • Email 🎨 BACKGROUND & ENVIRONMENT - Bold modern color-blocked background - Upper section: matte black or dark neutral - Lower section: metallic accent color (purple, gold, or brand color) - Clean, minimalist, uncluttered layout - Subtle luxury textures - Corporate tech / SaaS branding aesthetic

Ready to light up 2025 and make it your best year yet? Let’s bring the energy, excitement, and fire to our amazing community! 💥 Here’s the Challenge: 🔥 Complete 10 activities a day to earn the coveted 🔥 Fire Badge next to your name by January 31st! Activities can include: ✅ Comments ✅ Posts ✅ Likes The Reward: Everyone who earns a 🔥 by January 31st will be entered into a drawing for $500 CASH! 💸 There’s Just One String Attached: We need at least 30 participants to qualify for the drawing. So let’s rally together, engage, and make it happen! 🚀 Why Join In? • Connect with like-minded people who inspire you. • Build momentum for your personal and professional goals. • Have FUN while kicking off the year with positivity and purpose! Drop a 🔥 in the comments if you’re IN! Let’s do this together and make this community unstoppable! For those of you that have them..... you just gotta keep them to qualify ;) #NewYearNewFire #EngagementChallenge #WinBig2025

Self-promotion—it’s a term that comes up often, but what does it really mean? At its core, self-promotion is any action focused on highlighting yourself, your business, or your services in a way that seeks attention or gain without aligning with the context of the conversation or community. It often feels out of place, like it’s more about “me” than “we.” What Does Self-Promotion Look Like? Here are some common examples: 1. Dropping Links Unprompted: Sharing your website, product, or group without being asked or without it being relevant to the discussion. 2. Hijacking Conversations: Commenting on a post with a lengthy description of your own achievements or offers that shifts focus away from the original topic. 3. Overbranding: Using every comment or post as a chance to promote your expertise rather than engaging meaningfully. While self-promotion often comes from good intentions—like wanting to help or share value—it can unintentionally create distance instead of connection. How to Build Genuine Connections Without Self-Promotion The secret to avoiding self-promotion is simple: focus on the other person, not yourself. Here’s how to do it: 1. Lead with Curiosity: • Ask questions about someone else’s perspective or experience. • Example: “What inspired you to share this? It really resonates with me.” 2. Add Value Without Selling: • Share tips, insights, or encouragement that align with the conversation. • Example: “I’ve tried [specific approach], and it worked well for me—let me know if you’d like more details!” 3. Engage Authentically: • Use comments to build relationships, not platforms. • Example: Instead of saying, “I help people with that too—here’s my link,” try: “I love this topic! It’s something I’ve explored a lot, and I’d be happy to chat more.” 4. Welcome Others with Heart: • Use genuine greetings or fun GIFs to make people feel seen and included. • Example: “Welcome to the group! Can’t wait to see your contributions!” paired with a GIF that reflects your personality.