Profile packaging and bio
Name, bio and pinned posts: three seconds to make following you obvious.
Le prompt
Package my profile so that in 3 seconds it is clear who I am and why to follow me. Who I am and what I do: {description} Who the content is for: {audience} What I sell: {product or service} How I differ: {facts} Platform: {Instagram / Telegram / TikTok} Give me: 1. Profile name (the searchable field): 3 variants of "Name | niche as people search it". 2. The first line of the bio — the main promise, without "I help…". 3. The full bio within the character limit: who, for whom, the proof, the call to action. 4. What to pin: 5 topics and why each one. 5. Highlight names: 6 of them, following the customer journey. 6. What to cut from the current bio and why. Write in the audience's language, no officialese and no list of credentials up front.
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Exemple de résultat
First line: "Your finances in order in 20 minutes a week" Highlights: Start here · Cases · Reviews · Pricing · FAQ · About me
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