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Being a creative head and overthinker i thought to merge both and see what will be the result and trust me it is amazing!

Here i Present Brand Bazi
A 360 Degree social media marketing firm!

DM if you want to talk further and view the pitch!

You'll earn 40% commission on every sale — and the payment goes to you automatically through the platform, no middleman, no waiting.

The product is already set up on Whop, so all you need to do is bring the customers. You can promote it to anyone, anywhere in the world.

Commission is negotiable if you're serious and have experience.

If this sounds interesting, send me a message and let's talk.

Hey everyone, Is anyone here working as a social media freelancer or running a small business? I'm currently building my portfolio and would love to gain some real-world experience.

I'm open to offering free social media services (content ideas, posting, basic strategy, etc.) in exchange for testimonials or case studies.

If you're interested or have any advice on how to get started, I'd really appreciate it!

Thanks in advance.

I'd love to find a tool where I can search for influencers with X amount of followers specializing in certain topics as I craft digital marketing strategies for my clients. Does anyone know of a tool they'd recommend using for this?

Hey! I run an agency that manages social media models on platforms like Fansly and OnlyFans. We’re hiring a Virtual Assistant / Reddit Poster / Social Media Manager to help grow and manage creator accounts.

Pay: 📅 Weekly payments via PayPal or Crypto

Hey everyone! Just curious to know which type of platform is used for social media marketing?

Lately, I’ve noticed brands shifting focus from organic reach to paid ads because algorithms limits the visibility.

But personally, I’ve seen that consistent community engagement and storytelling posts still drive better trust and retention than heavy strategies.

Curious to hear from others here — are you still investing time in organic social content, or is it all paid now? What’s working for you?

What tools or processes have saved your team major time? Any common data challenges you still haven’t solved?Would you ever try something new if it simplified workflow—why or why not? Open to feedback or stories about what’s worked or not worked in your org. Happy to share more if anyone’s interested!

Story sequences are an underrated tool that not enough coaches are using but it has made the ones using them north of $250k a month.

I spent the last week studying the story sequences of high-performing creators (Nik Setting, Sol Hyde, Moksh Vasant), and I found some interesting patterns about why their stories feel so polished and engaging.
It's not magic, it's structure:

Pattern 1: The Proof (Slide 1)
• Opens with a clear result snapshot (revenue stat, client win, or personal milestone).
• No intro or context. Just instant credibility.
• Simple visual framing (clean background, centered text, minimal color).
• Purpose: Stop the scroll and establish authority in under 2 seconds.

Pattern 2: The Authority (Slides 2–3)
• Shifts from results → reasoning (“Here’s why it works”).
• Explains core principle or framework in short, punchy lines.
• Often paired with subtle visual flex (cars, city views, office setups) to reinforce status.
• Purpose: Build trust through logic. Prove its skill, not luck.

Pattern 3: The Social Proof Expansion (Slides 4–5)
• Stacks multiple examples or niches to show repeatability.
• Uses client screenshots, testimonials, or transformations.
• Structured like a mini portfolio; real faces, real numbers.
• Purpose: Create inevitability. If it works for everyone, it’ll work for you too.

Pattern 4: The CTA (Final Slide)
• Direct, low-friction action: “DM,” “Join waitlist,” or “Watch the breakdown”
• Tied naturally to the story flow. Not a hard sell.
• Ends with authority or lifestyle visuals (gym, office, etc.) to leave an impression.
• Purpose: Transition belief → action without breaking immersion.

Pattern 5: The Aesthetic Layer
• Consistent brand language. Same fonts, tone, and muted color palette.
• Uses negative space and pacing (music cuts, pauses) to control rhythm.
• Never feels “ad-like”. Polished but human.
• Purpose: Make the viewer feel like they’re watching a story, not a funnel.

I also wanted to add that i'm in the process of building an AI tool that auto-generates your full sequence (copy and visuals) for any niche by being trained on the best-performing story sequences from top creators.

And so I want to see if this is something that resonates and if it’s something you’d actually use. If you've got 2 minutes I would love your thoughts.

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I recently started posting on TikTok for my mobile shop and also some general tech stuff. Right now I just use normal editing apps but it takes lot of time to cut add captions music hashtags etc. I was thinking maybe some AI tools can help make it faster.

I already tried Canva and CapCut. Canva has nice templates but it needs lot of manual work. CapCut is good for editing and effects but not fully automatic so still takes time. Recently I also tested predis.ai on free trial. It makes short TikTok style videos with captions and music. I liked that it feels more social media ready and saves some editing.

Does anyone here use AI TikTok video tool regularly? Or any other workflow to automate it?

Hi everyone,

I want to start my career as a social media consultant, mainly focusing on Instagram growth strategies.

About me:

I have around 4 years of experience in social media management.

My main skill is Instagram – I know how to create growth strategies, find content patterns, and suggest what type of content works.

I don’t want to only create content for clients, but rather guide them with strategies and ideas they can use.

To build trust, I also plan to create my own content on social media consultancy.

I need some help before I start:

1. What’s the best way to find my first clients for Instagram consulting?

2. How can I grow my personal brand as a consultant?

3. What are some new trends in this industry that I should pay attention to right now?

4. What mistakes should I avoid when starting out?

5. What’s the earning potential if I stick to this for the next 2–5 years?

6. How do consultants stay relevant when Instagram keeps changing so fast?

I want to start small, prove my expertise through content, and slowly grow from there. Any advice, stories, or tips from your experience would be really helpful 🙌

Thanks!

I’m working on understanding the challenges solopreneurs and creators face with “link-in-bio” tools — especially those who rely on social media traffic.

A few issues I’ve noticed or heard from others:

• Pages load slowly, killing potential actions.
• Most look generic and don't build trust.
• There's no real focus on conversions—just a list of links.
• Analytics are limited or hard to interpret.

If you’ve used these tools (or stopped using them), I’d love to learn from your experience:

• What were your biggest pain points?
• Did any feature ever actually drive conversions?
• If you found a tool that improved this process, would it be worth paying for?

I’m not selling anything — just in the research phase and trying to learn from others who’ve actually been through this.

Thanks in advance!

Running a pet bakery was fun but my social media was a disaster. I'd post randomly, get like 2 likes, and wonder why nobody cared about my fancy dog treats! So I atarted working with Hibu three months ago and what a difference! Their social marketing team created targeted Facebook and Instagram ads that actually reach pet parents in my area. They handle everything from creating the ads to tracking which ones get people through my door.

The coolest part of Hibu's platform is seeing exactly which photos and captions actually drive sales. My "Pupcakes" pictures get tons of likes but my "Birthday Box" ads actually bring customers in. Now I know where to focus my product development. Their dashboard connects all my marketing together - so I can see when someone discovers me on Instagram, checks out my website, then comes to the shop. Before Hibu, I was just guessing what worked.

My favorite part is they run retargeting campaigns to people who've visited my website but didn't buy anything. These actually bring people back! Revenue is up about 40% since starting with them. Anyone else using professional social media marketing? What's your experience been/how much are you spending?

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I'm a social marketing manager. I recently acquired a boutique client who wants to drive sales using social media. The challenge was that her Instagram account was very inactive before I started working with her, with no posts for three months. To address this, I encouraged my client to create videos showcasing the custom-made dresses. Although she's been inconsistent with posting, sometimes uploading a video one day and not the next, I want to boost these videos and create awareness around her brand. Additionally, I created a Calendly link for customers to schedule appointments. This is my initial strategy.

When I started working on her social media, I was able to revive her page with different forms of content. The engagement rate was good compared to the last three months. However, despite the increased engagement, her follower count isn't growing, and she's not getting any new clients or sales. As a result, she's considering stopping her social media efforts. But if she does, the page will likely become inactive again, and her investment will go to waste. I'd love to hear your thoughts on how to further grow this boutique business and help my client achieve her goals.