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From 4.9K to 75K Impressions. 36 to 887 Profile Visits. All in 1 month as their Social Media Intern. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• She came through a referral, but she wasn’t sold. “I’ve worked with an intern before. It didn’t go well. I need someone who can engage like me. I’m too busy.” So we tried something. A one-day trial. I didn’t jump in to impress. I listened to what she was aiming for. Studied her tone. Understood her goals and audience. Then dropped replies that sounded just like her. She said: “They’re perfect.” Just like that I got the greenlight. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• In 30 days, here’s what I did: → Replied to posts in her voice, daily → Drove people to her profile via strategic engagement → Showed up consistently, even when she had nothing to post The outcome? → Week 2: 4.9K → 17.6K impressions → Month 1: 75K+ impressions → Profile visits: 36 → 887 All through strategic replies. And here’s the truth: Even the best content flops without smart engagement. But with it? Your growth compounds. My role was simple, Replies. Sometimes content when needed. But the impact? Undeniable. It’s the little things that could hurt or build your brand And if you need a results-driven intern who thinks and act like a pro My DMs are open. Let’s talk 🤭

Welcome, September! ✨ It’s another new month with fresh energy and endless possibilities. Let’s make it a good one Happy September everyone 🤎💫

And let this be a reminder that a small, engaged audience that converts beats a big one that doesn’t care Focus on systems, not vanity numbers. Good morning ☀️

How I Scaled a Web3 Founder’s X Account from 300 to 52.5K Impressions in 13 Days The challenge was to transform an invisible founder into a thought leader without a single phone call. When I took over this Web3 founder’s account, the metrics were brutal: - 341 impressions per week - 719 followers (mostly inactive) - 1 profile visit in the last 14 days - Zero engagement from potential investors or customers The founder was brilliant but completely invisible. They knew that this had to change fast. What made this case unique is, I never spoke to the founder directly. They were building hours everyday and couldn’t spare time for calls. I had to become their voice without ever hearing it. So, here’s my 4-Phase Voice Cloning Strategy  Phase 1: Understanding the Founder Created a clear founder questionnaire covering: - Personal stories and reason for starting - Technical expertise and opinions - Industry hot takes and controversial views - Communication style preferences That didn’t end there  While they answered, I analyzed their historical posts, identifying: - Recurring vocabulary and phrases - Opinion patterns and positioning - Engagement triggers from their limited content Phase 2: What Others Are Doing Simply put, this was a big Account Analysis Mind you, the intention wasn’t to copy but to pay attention and study I studied 3 top Web3 founders with good number of followers and a strong social media presence  - Content themes that drove engagement - Posting patterns and timing strategies - Community interaction styles Creator Research: - Identified emerging conversation topics - Found engagement opportunities - Built target interaction lists Phase 3: Content Strategy I created two key lists: 1. The first list contained major Web3 accounts in their niche for strategic engagement 1. The second list: smaller creators for consistent interaction And then I created a 7-day content calendar with: - educational threads per week - industry opinion pieces - tactical tips - Strategic reply schedule Phase 4: The Execution Day -1 was different, I didn’t just dive in - Began engaging authentically in the founder’s voice - Built initial momentum through strategic replies - Warmed up the algorithm with consistent activity Then was the content Deployment  (Days 2-13): - Posted during peak Web3 hours  - Used founder-specific language patterns and opinions - Maintained 3-iteration content review process - Engaged meaningfully with a number of accounts daily  The Result?  In 13 days, we had: - Impressions: from 300 → 52,500 - Followers: from 719 → 993 (+274 quality followers) - Profile visits: 1 → 1,000+ - Engagement rate: 8.2% and 1.8K likes

Happy New Month, Everyone! How time flies🤤 This June marks my 5th month in this space, and I can’t help but look back on the journey so far. I opened this account in January but started posting in February I stepped into something new, feeling lost but determined to do something for myself. That choice has absolutely changed my life for the better. ➺ The Start ➥ In my 5th week, I landed my first gig as a reply guy. That first gig came from someone I didn’t even expect. They’d noticed my consistent replies, even though I wasn’t chasing opportunities or overthinking it I was simply showing up every day and giving my best. ➺ Building Momentum ➥ From there, things kept getting better. By my 3rd month, I’d become a PA and ghostwriter for someone I really admire. Since then, I’ve been recommended for other gigs and have earned steadily ever since. ➺ The Tough Days ➥ There were moments when everything felt slow, and I wondered if I was on the right track. I made mistakes, but I didn’t let them stop me. I’d tell myself, “‘You’re new to this, take it easy, experiment, and that’s how you’ll improve.’” ➺ The Wins ➥ I’ve sharpened my writing, earned more money than ever before in my life, and seen real growth, I can’t deny the progress. May was especially good to me, hands down my best month yet. Am I where I want to be? Nope, not yet. Will I stop now? Absolutely not In fact, I’m ready to go harder and outdo myself. June’s got big potential, and I’m pumped for what’s next. Cheers to that😌🥂✨️

Yesterday’s Sunday prep is paying off already As a Personal Assistant and a social media Intern, Sundays are sacred for me. This is when I get everything lined up → Client schedules mapped out and calendared → Week planned with designated time blocks for each task → Content batches prepped and ready to roll Why am I obsessive about this? Because I learned the hard way 😅 Once forgot what day it was and my client missed an appointment. Thankfully it wasn’t critical, but that was my wake-up call. Time management is such a necessary soft skill If I’m scattered, my clients feel it. If I’m organized, they can focus on what they do best. Sunday prep means smooth sailing all week ✨ Currently have mapped out September content calendars and feeling good about it 🤎

Have you responded to all your DMs and comments? Your response time tells people how much you value them. GM! Have an amazing day🤎✨✨

You’ve heard engage with your audience a thousand times. The reply to comments, ask questions and start conversations, they’re important of course But do you know what I want you to do? Make out time to go back to your old contents and watch out for the little things I mean, when’s the last time you went back to look at your posts after the wave died down? As someone who’s naturally observant (and honestly still figuring this out) I’ve started doing something that’s changed how I see content completely. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• Here’s what I mean and here’s what you should watch out for → The “Would I Post This Again?” Check I go back to posts from a while back Could be a few weeks ago or a few months ago and read them with fresh eyes. I ask myself: “Would I still post this the same way today?” The difference between then and now shows me exactly how much I’ve grown. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• → The “Comments Are Better Than My Post” Hunt I look for my most commented-on posts and find comments that are detailed and clearer than what I originally wrote. People literally write better content in the comments than I sometimes post. Screenshot these (and give credit when you should) They become new post ideas. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• → The “They Said It Better” Collection Sometimes people explain my point way better than I did. Instead of feeling bad about it, I save those phrases. They show me how my audience actually talks about these ideas. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• → The “Perfect Timing Wasn’t Planned” Review Check when old posts randomly took off and try to figure out why. Was something happening that week? Some news or trend? This helps you understand when people actually care about certain topics. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• → The “Wrong People Showed Up” Discovery Sometimes posts attract people who don’t usually engage with me. Instead of ignoring this, I pay attention. These “unexpected” audiences often show me new directions I could go. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• → The “I Thought This Would Do Better” Analysis You know those posts you were excited about that just didn’t hit? I compare how excited I was writing them versus how they actually performed. This gap teaches me about what I like creating versus what actually works. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• → The “What Words Do They Use?” Study I notice which phrases people repeat when they comment. The way they describe my ideas back to me is how they actually think about this stuff. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• For me, this is more than just checking content stats or performance analysis Your old posts are research you’ve already collected. I’m still learning this myself, but this approach has already changed how I create content both for myself and for clients Maybe it’ll help you too.

The Fine Line Between Learning and Losing Yourself is Dangerously Thin Sometimes you study people so intensely that you start wanting to become them and not in a healthy way. Learn from what has worked, learn from what is working. But always remember that you’re gathering all this knowledge for yourself, not to become someone else’s shadow. Don’t cross that line where admiration becomes obsession. Where studying successful people transforms into losing your own voice entirely. You know you’ve crossed it when you spend your days refreshing their feeds instead of creating your own content. When you’re so busy analyzing their every move that you’ve forgotten what your own moves even look like. It’s ironic, really. And honestly? It’s just sad. The goal was always to get better at being you, not to disappear into someone else’s blueprint. Know where that line is. And know when not to cross it.

GM GM to everyone except people who: → Act busy online but do nothing behind the scenes → Wait for a job before sharpening their skills → Do a thousand things and burn out daily → Have no brand strategy → Don’t share what they do Today’s a good day to change that 🤎

Your content should solve problems, not just fill spaces. And understanding your audience and their pain points is the key to creating value that matters So what problem will you solve for your audience this week? GM ​​​​​​​​​​​​🤎

Platform transfer is harder than most people think Most web3 business owners face one of three social media problems: → Their engagement sucks → Their content isn’t converting → They’re too busy building their business to strategize My new client had a different challenge. She’d built over 16K engaged followers on LinkedIn but wanted to expand to X without losing momentum. The problem? X isn’t LinkedIn. On X, you can’t just post consistently and disappear. You have to engage like your business depends on it (because it does). Her engagement was terrible and she needed someone who could sound authentically like her when responding. 24 hours later, I already got a ‘Well done. I love the way you’re handling it.” What I actually delivered: ✓ Every interaction aligned with her business goals ✓ Voice consistency that felt authentically her ✓ Strategic conversations that built her authority ✓ Relationship nurturing designed to convert followers ✓ Community building through genuine connections She could immediately see how proper engagement strategy transforms your entire social media presence. This is what happens when you understand that social media isn’t about posting It also has so much to do with building relationships that drive business results. Need someone who gets the relationship side of social media? DM me and let’s talk.

Sharpen your skills like your life depends on them. Maybe your life doesn’t. But your value certainly does.

From 4.9K to 75K Impressions. 36 to 887 Profile Visits. All in 1 month as their Social Media Intern. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• She came through a referral, but she wasn’t sold. “I’ve worked with an intern before. It didn’t go well. I need someone who can engage like me. I’m too busy.” So we tried something. A one-day trial. I didn’t jump in to impress. I listened to what she was aiming for. Studied her tone. Understood her goals and audience. Then dropped replies that sounded just like her. She said: “They’re perfect.” Just like that I got the greenlight. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• In 30 days, here’s what I did: → Replied to posts in her voice, daily → Drove people to her profile via strategic engagement → Showed up consistently, even when she had nothing to post The outcome? → Week 2: 4.9K → 17.6K impressions → Month 1: 75K+ impressions → Profile visits: 36 → 887 All through strategic replies. And here’s the truth: Even the best content flops without smart engagement. But with it? Your growth compounds. My role was simple, Replies. Sometimes content when needed. But the impact? Undeniable. It’s the little things that could hurt or build your brand And if you need a results-driven intern who thinks and act like a pro My DMs are open. Let’s talk 🤭

And let this be a reminder that a small, engaged audience that converts beats a big one that doesn’t care Focus on systems, not vanity numbers. Good morning ☀️

Welcome, September! ✨ It’s another new month with fresh energy and endless possibilities. Let’s make it a good one Happy September everyone 🤎💫

Happy New Month, Everyone! How time flies🤤 This June marks my 5th month in this space, and I can’t help but look back on the journey so far. I opened this account in January but started posting in February I stepped into something new, feeling lost but determined to do something for myself. That choice has absolutely changed my life for the better. ➺ The Start ➥ In my 5th week, I landed my first gig as a reply guy. That first gig came from someone I didn’t even expect. They’d noticed my consistent replies, even though I wasn’t chasing opportunities or overthinking it I was simply showing up every day and giving my best. ➺ Building Momentum ➥ From there, things kept getting better. By my 3rd month, I’d become a PA and ghostwriter for someone I really admire. Since then, I’ve been recommended for other gigs and have earned steadily ever since. ➺ The Tough Days ➥ There were moments when everything felt slow, and I wondered if I was on the right track. I made mistakes, but I didn’t let them stop me. I’d tell myself, “‘You’re new to this, take it easy, experiment, and that’s how you’ll improve.’” ➺ The Wins ➥ I’ve sharpened my writing, earned more money than ever before in my life, and seen real growth, I can’t deny the progress. May was especially good to me, hands down my best month yet. Am I where I want to be? Nope, not yet. Will I stop now? Absolutely not In fact, I’m ready to go harder and outdo myself. June’s got big potential, and I’m pumped for what’s next. Cheers to that😌🥂✨️

Your content should solve problems, not just fill spaces. And understanding your audience and their pain points is the key to creating value that matters So what problem will you solve for your audience this week? GM ​​​​​​​​​​​​🤎

Yesterday’s Sunday prep is paying off already As a Personal Assistant and a social media Intern, Sundays are sacred for me. This is when I get everything lined up → Client schedules mapped out and calendared → Week planned with designated time blocks for each task → Content batches prepped and ready to roll Why am I obsessive about this? Because I learned the hard way 😅 Once forgot what day it was and my client missed an appointment. Thankfully it wasn’t critical, but that was my wake-up call. Time management is such a necessary soft skill If I’m scattered, my clients feel it. If I’m organized, they can focus on what they do best. Sunday prep means smooth sailing all week ✨ Currently have mapped out September content calendars and feeling good about it 🤎

Have you responded to all your DMs and comments? Your response time tells people how much you value them. GM! Have an amazing day🤎✨✨

You’ve heard engage with your audience a thousand times. The reply to comments, ask questions and start conversations, they’re important of course But do you know what I want you to do? Make out time to go back to your old contents and watch out for the little things I mean, when’s the last time you went back to look at your posts after the wave died down? As someone who’s naturally observant (and honestly still figuring this out) I’ve started doing something that’s changed how I see content completely. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• Here’s what I mean and here’s what you should watch out for → The “Would I Post This Again?” Check I go back to posts from a while back Could be a few weeks ago or a few months ago and read them with fresh eyes. I ask myself: “Would I still post this the same way today?” The difference between then and now shows me exactly how much I’ve grown. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• → The “Comments Are Better Than My Post” Hunt I look for my most commented-on posts and find comments that are detailed and clearer than what I originally wrote. People literally write better content in the comments than I sometimes post. Screenshot these (and give credit when you should) They become new post ideas. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• → The “They Said It Better” Collection Sometimes people explain my point way better than I did. Instead of feeling bad about it, I save those phrases. They show me how my audience actually talks about these ideas. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• → The “Perfect Timing Wasn’t Planned” Review Check when old posts randomly took off and try to figure out why. Was something happening that week? Some news or trend? This helps you understand when people actually care about certain topics. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• → The “Wrong People Showed Up” Discovery Sometimes posts attract people who don’t usually engage with me. Instead of ignoring this, I pay attention. These “unexpected” audiences often show me new directions I could go. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• → The “I Thought This Would Do Better” Analysis You know those posts you were excited about that just didn’t hit? I compare how excited I was writing them versus how they actually performed. This gap teaches me about what I like creating versus what actually works. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• → The “What Words Do They Use?” Study I notice which phrases people repeat when they comment. The way they describe my ideas back to me is how they actually think about this stuff. ♡─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──•ᴗ• For me, this is more than just checking content stats or performance analysis Your old posts are research you’ve already collected. I’m still learning this myself, but this approach has already changed how I create content both for myself and for clients Maybe it’ll help you too.

GM GM to everyone except people who: → Act busy online but do nothing behind the scenes → Wait for a job before sharpening their skills → Do a thousand things and burn out daily → Have no brand strategy → Don’t share what they do Today’s a good day to change that 🤎

Platform transfer is harder than most people think Most web3 business owners face one of three social media problems: → Their engagement sucks → Their content isn’t converting → They’re too busy building their business to strategize My new client had a different challenge. She’d built over 16K engaged followers on LinkedIn but wanted to expand to X without losing momentum. The problem? X isn’t LinkedIn. On X, you can’t just post consistently and disappear. You have to engage like your business depends on it (because it does). Her engagement was terrible and she needed someone who could sound authentically like her when responding. 24 hours later, I already got a ‘Well done. I love the way you’re handling it.” What I actually delivered: ✓ Every interaction aligned with her business goals ✓ Voice consistency that felt authentically her ✓ Strategic conversations that built her authority ✓ Relationship nurturing designed to convert followers ✓ Community building through genuine connections She could immediately see how proper engagement strategy transforms your entire social media presence. This is what happens when you understand that social media isn’t about posting It also has so much to do with building relationships that drive business results. Need someone who gets the relationship side of social media? DM me and let’s talk.

The Fine Line Between Learning and Losing Yourself is Dangerously Thin Sometimes you study people so intensely that you start wanting to become them and not in a healthy way. Learn from what has worked, learn from what is working. But always remember that you’re gathering all this knowledge for yourself, not to become someone else’s shadow. Don’t cross that line where admiration becomes obsession. Where studying successful people transforms into losing your own voice entirely. You know you’ve crossed it when you spend your days refreshing their feeds instead of creating your own content. When you’re so busy analyzing their every move that you’ve forgotten what your own moves even look like. It’s ironic, really. And honestly? It’s just sad. The goal was always to get better at being you, not to disappear into someone else’s blueprint. Know where that line is. And know when not to cross it.

How I Scaled a Web3 Founder’s X Account from 300 to 52.5K Impressions in 13 Days The challenge was to transform an invisible founder into a thought leader without a single phone call. When I took over this Web3 founder’s account, the metrics were brutal: - 341 impressions per week - 719 followers (mostly inactive) - 1 profile visit in the last 14 days - Zero engagement from potential investors or customers The founder was brilliant but completely invisible. They knew that this had to change fast. What made this case unique is, I never spoke to the founder directly. They were building hours everyday and couldn’t spare time for calls. I had to become their voice without ever hearing it. So, here’s my 4-Phase Voice Cloning Strategy  Phase 1: Understanding the Founder Created a clear founder questionnaire covering: - Personal stories and reason for starting - Technical expertise and opinions - Industry hot takes and controversial views - Communication style preferences That didn’t end there  While they answered, I analyzed their historical posts, identifying: - Recurring vocabulary and phrases - Opinion patterns and positioning - Engagement triggers from their limited content Phase 2: What Others Are Doing Simply put, this was a big Account Analysis Mind you, the intention wasn’t to copy but to pay attention and study I studied 3 top Web3 founders with good number of followers and a strong social media presence  - Content themes that drove engagement - Posting patterns and timing strategies - Community interaction styles Creator Research: - Identified emerging conversation topics - Found engagement opportunities - Built target interaction lists Phase 3: Content Strategy I created two key lists: 1. The first list contained major Web3 accounts in their niche for strategic engagement 1. The second list: smaller creators for consistent interaction And then I created a 7-day content calendar with: - educational threads per week - industry opinion pieces - tactical tips - Strategic reply schedule Phase 4: The Execution Day -1 was different, I didn’t just dive in - Began engaging authentically in the founder’s voice - Built initial momentum through strategic replies - Warmed up the algorithm with consistent activity Then was the content Deployment  (Days 2-13): - Posted during peak Web3 hours  - Used founder-specific language patterns and opinions - Maintained 3-iteration content review process - Engaged meaningfully with a number of accounts daily  The Result?  In 13 days, we had: - Impressions: from 300 → 52,500 - Followers: from 719 → 993 (+274 quality followers) - Profile visits: 1 → 1,000+ - Engagement rate: 8.2% and 1.8K likes

Sharpen your skills like your life depends on them. Maybe your life doesn’t. But your value certainly does.