If you're not already get inside the discord for group chats! Going to be able to do way more in here versus whatsapp https://discord.gg/3FdMBwFb

The 3 Types of Content You Must Post to Grow a Fanbase and Convert Sales If you want more sales and real fans (not just empty views), your content needs balance. One lane won’t do it. You need all three working together. 1️⃣ Virality (Top-of-Funnel Attention) Viral, meme-able content is amazing for reach and awareness. No, it doesn’t always convert directly—but that’s not its job. Its job is to: - Pull new eyes onto your profile - Create curiosity - Funnel people into binge-watching your content Think of viral content as the front door.If your educational and personal content are solid, those impressions roll over into trust—and eventually sales. 👉 Views don’t pay bills, but attention is the first currency. 2️⃣ Educational / Value Content (Authority & Trust) This is where you become the expert. Pick an avatar. Pick a niche. Pick a lane.(If you’re unsure, this is exactly what we cover in Social Media Mastery.) My recommendation: - Choose one peptide you truly believe in - Go deep, not wide - Make multiple videos answering: Repetition builds authority.Authority builds trust.Trust is what converts viewers into buyers. If you confuse people, you lose them. If you educate them, they follow—and buy. 3️⃣ Personal Content (Connection & Loyalty) This is the most underrated—and most powerful—content. Sharing personal experiences, lessons, struggles, and wins is how you: - Build emotional connection - Create 1,000 true fans instead of 100,000 silent followers - Turn viewers into supporters, clients, and advocates People don’t buy from brands.They buy from people they trust and relate to. The real goal isn’t massive follower count.The goal is 100 loyal buyers who believe in you and your message. Final Thought: Virality gets attention.Education builds credibility.Personal content creates loyalty. When all three work together, sales become a byproduct—not something you have to chase. That’s how you build a real brand. 💯

Here’s a sales lesson that changed everything for me 👇 People who only care about the cheapest price are not your clients. They’re your biggest headache. When someone tries to negotiate purely on price, this is exactly how I handle it: “If quality and safety are a priority, we’re a great fit. If you’re looking for the cheapest option possible, you may be better off elsewhere.” And then I stop talking. Why? Because customers who ask for discounts will always ask for discounts. They don’t value the process, the experience, or the standards—you’ll spend more time defending your price than delivering value. My ideal client: - Respects the price - Trusts the process - Pays without friction I’m not afraid to lose the wrong customer. I’m focused on attracting the right one. Price shoppers cost you time, energy, and margins. Stand on your value and let them self-select out.

It seems like a lot of you still need help with content. I will have an updated course on what you should post on social media stay tuned.

Hi guys we are going to be launching the group discord in the next few days - as we expand I am trying diligently to make this as seamless as possible since we will be having a ton more members joining. I'm excited