Raise your hand if you don’t love the idea of social media 🙋🏼‍♀️ Last year I went all in on selling my books through TikTok. And it worked. I was making solid sales. But here’s the part people don’t always talk about… If you want to move books on platforms like TikTok, it usually means showing up consistently. And by consistently, I mean the daily video posting grind. Sure, you can do simple reel-style content. But the type of books I was selling, relationship and self-help...required more face-to-camera, pain-point-driven content. Talking about hard things. Sharing stories. Being vulnerable. Over and over again. 👉 That can feel intimidating. Especially if you’re camera shy or still building confidence. So if that’s you, I want to share a resource. Meet @Steve Gast from Authority Cam I met him through my local Skool IRL group, and he focuses specifically on helping you craft strong video sales letters, especially for your Skool About page. JOIN AUTHORITY CAM HERE If you run a Skool community, having a solid authority-style intro video can make a huge difference. It builds trust. It builds clarity. And it helps people understand who you are before you ever hop on a call. He’s also helped me build some great connections inside Skool, and several members here are already inside his group. Like @Gemma Coles @Mona Weathers @MJ Berst and many more of you. If you’re working on showing up more confidently on video to think ahead for promoting your books or community, whether that’s for TikTok, YouTube, or your Skool page, it might be worth checking out. You don’t have to love social media. But if you’re building a brand, your confidence on camera is an asset worth investing in 💗