Twitter Profile Audits with Madalyn, Dhariana, George & Ron 5/21/22

5:01PM May 21, 2022

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George Silverman

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Madalyn Sklar

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We, I mean, you know, it's a time thing. So if you still want us to review, just quickly DM me, you know, the question we always start with, with, with the guests, we always say, tell us about yourself and what you're trying to do with Twitter and what you're trying to get out of it. And he sent me a whole bunch of information real quickly. And it was after the fact. But I was thinking hmm, in the future, because every once in a while we do run into this where somebody's having audio issues, or they just, you know, it keeps dropping or the apps acting up. That would be a good little work around. But we can always do it the next week as well. So no big deal. All right. And that booth, thank you for being so patient. How are you today?

I'm doing great. I'm doing great. Good evening.

Hi, here's some music in the background.

Yeah, I think the trade is currently noisy. So

it's not too bad, we can work with it. I think probably the best thing is when you're not speaking, just mute yourself to kind of cut down on the background noise. And I think that would be ideal. So let's start with tell us, tell us about you and what you're trying to get out of Twitter.

Where are you? Where are you?

Okay, I'm currently Nigeria. So trying to build up my brand, especially with basically on these marketing. And, you know, trying to see how it would help our business persons or enterpreneurs to build a profitable brands online. So although I am currently building my, my digital marketing agency or spine digital alongside my personal brand, that is basically just trying to do I've been on Twitter for long, but I haven't been that active. So I started being active on Twitter, I think earlier, that was in February. So I'm trying to get off store and see how I can push the brand and move forward. Then also consider how we'll be able to help several persons who are struggling to do their brands online. So that is the basically.

Okay, so you're a branding specialist. Yeah, you used the word branding about six times. is am I getting that right? Yes, yes.

So would that be more important than than starting off your bio with social media strategist? Would it be better to put branding? Um, I think

I think both of them do work hand in hand. I got you.

Yeah, cuz you do have, you know, further along in your bio, about helping individuals and brands. I might just need a little bit of rewording. But But yeah, okay. Towards Go ahead.

Yeah, I think I was gonna say that I think the

can you mute when you're not talking, though, because we're getting a lot of background noise. If you don't mind. It's pretty low.

I muted his mic, but it didn't take. Oh, there's Eric goes. Go ahead, torch. Yeah, it's hard. That's a

lot better.

It's not better to work the the controls and look at his profile at the same time. Yeah. First of all, the the iPhone knotch, the famous infamous iPhone notch cuts off the picture.

Yeah, it's a real shame. Because I like that header. I like the simplicity. I like

her stylized, it is.

But the 360 needs to be a little bit smaller. And just just in a way where you can make it out better on an iPhone. I'm curious what it looks like, if anybody has an Android, send me a screenshot and DM it over. So actually, you don't be cool. It's kind of hard for us to do this while we're hosting and running it. But you know, this would actually be it just made me think of an idea. For those of you listening tuning in, it would be really cool. If somebody on an iPhone took a screenshot and tweeted it to us do a tweet. So then we could put it in the nest, like do a tweet and tag me. And then somebody on an Android, because that would be cool. We could put it in the nest so everybody can kind of because I'd be curious to know what this looks like on an Android. I see David or Vinos here. So I know he's he's Android, so maybe he can if he can do an Android but I would love I think it'd be kind of cool to share it and so everybody can can see what we're

gonna do that but I want to watch the people and I want to watch

right it's hard. It's hard when you're talking and hosting and

I got to see the talker ideas even if I'm too Okay, I just, I want to see who is somebody trying to get in? I see.

Well, this is great. Screenshots are coming in. And so this is good. Awesome. But when you're sending me a screenshot also put in the DM if your Android or iPhone, I need to know which one it is. Yeah, there is a DMS are rolling through, oh, this is cool. But just let me know, we

know everybody's paying attention that was just saying the tension is

I can turn around and put in the desk, but I need to know, you know which it is engagement. But again, ideally, it needs to be a tweet, if you're just putting the DM while I'm hosting, it'd be too hard for me to copy the image, make a tweet. So what would be best is, you know, do your screenshot, do a tweet, and you can just do Madalyn Sklar. If you put a mental explore, it's not going to be in your regular feed. So not you know, you don't have to worry about like, putting it in your feed everybody seeing it, you can do as you know, I'm Ella Sklar. This was taken with my iPhone, or this was taking my Android or something. And if you have any other comments, feel free to type in a comment because we'll put in the nest. Actually, you know what, this gives me a great idea, George, this would be something we encourage all the listeners to do when we're looking at someone's profile, and they want to share their thoughts as well. Why not take a screenshot? This is Oh my gosh, what a great brainstorming idea. Sometimes all I got to do is talk out loud. And I'll just come up with a lot of ideas. So while I'm talking about is giving me more ideas out of the brainstorming. Yep. And what a great way for you guys to get into the nest with one of your tweets, which is good exposure. But without having to talk if you don't want to talk so screenshot tweet at my Lou Sklar wouldn't be bad to use the hashtag Twitter audits, that's our hashtag we use for this room. And just let us know what kind of phone and if you want to if you have something else to say go ahead.

Pay to if you know how to do it, you put an arrow pointing my

notifications and see here they're popping up now. So now I can you here let me go put these in the desk. Guys, y'all are awesome.

You go so this is great. If you know how to annotate it, you can also hit it you know put an arrow to something you want to point to and mention what what it is you want to you want to talk about. I also

we do have an Android One that from intuitive parenting who's our next person to review after this and so this is on an Android you guys can see it's all in the nest now.

So did your printers the name of your company

Yeah,

I like that name. Did you interesting yeah, I think that the the actual

the scription I'm gonna mute your mic, the description it is I would just have to say vague you're on the right track you're you're in the right area with social media strategist is like everybody from somebody who's experienced as Madeline, to some six year old 16 year old maybe six year old sitting in their basement you know, being a quote social media strategist. Because they they they've gotten a few you know, a little action on tick tock they fancy themselves as a social media strategist. So it's it's way too vague. So the building the 360 on digital printers, and the whatever else that is we just to be very frank and direct topia, not offended, nobody cares that you're building something. They care what will it do for me? So the the next line is good, I hope help individuals and brands, build six figure businesses using social media. I'd like to see that even more specified. Individuals and brands, that's everybody. It'd be better if it was specific. I help startups I help. solopreneurs I help medium sized businesses. When I was a marketing consultant, I help fortune 500 companies, most of my business was from Fortune 100 companies. So mine would have been I help fortune 500 companies speak to the experts that determine their most of their cells or whatever, what? So people when they see that they know they're going to pay a lot of money. You know If I'm selling to the fortune 100, my fees are high. It's a signal. It's a don't call me if you're single, you know, it's, it tells people. So I realized that the goal is to, you want to say help individuals and brands, I help everybody, because you don't want to rule anybody out. But in branding and product positioning, you got to know that it's better to better to concentrate, because the enthusiasm is an interest is 10 times to 100 times more, if you focus. So you'd rather have 1000 people who are wildly interested than 100,000 people who are met. Okay.

Yeah. And David, did you have something you want to say? Because I'm noticing with all the Android screenshots, it looks great. Nothing has cut off. But with iPhones, they're definitely cut off.

Yeah, yeah.

So on Android, yeah, it does look great. I have an effect on the logo, I didn't realize it was 360 until I saw the name. So it's a nitpick on the logo. If the if the, you know, at some point, you might want to consider tweaking it so that the six is a little bit more apparent. Yeah. But then that's a nitpick.

I don't think it's a nitpick. I think these kinds of things, these kinds of things are very important. I've seen hundreds, literally hundreds of studies of what happens when you change the color of a button, or you change the typeface on a button. Or you do these these seemingly trivial things. Now people get caught up in them, and they get to consider them or you know, over important the, the way the logo looks is is obsessed over by so many people, but it is important.

So for me, it was a struggle to know that that was three sixteenths. But yeah, I mean, I call it an epic, because there's always other you know, the description needs to be worked on first, but the logo should be tweaked out. And then at the bottom, where it says the growth accelerator for digital startups, whatever that phrase is going to be at the end, because we may iterate on that. It just needs to be brought up a little little bigger, whatever that text that's going to be in there totally lost, right? But but for now, we need to figure out what that's going to be. It could be, it could stay that or it could change based off of our discussion here. But that does need to be grown up a little bit bigger. But you saw on the Android screenshots, it just fits in great in and around all the things that Twitter adds to the app in that area. So it's just a combination of taking the Android shots and the iPhone shots. Do some various screen sizes. For optimization.

Yeah. Great.

Hey, Ron, thanks for joining us.

I apologize for being late. I literally got confused about schedule. It's just an error on my part. Sorry.

No worries. We do have hard stuff at the top of the hour. But us you have your regular thing now. Right. So like you're always leaving at the top of the hour. Yeah. Or not always, always. Okay. So we're finally reviewing profile for an igloo. And so that's what we're doing right now. And we kind of started a little late so we didn't get it make sure we have time to do intuitive parent neck so we need to kind of watch the time. But real quick, I'll focus more on profile picture and in the header of Iranian go next. their profile picture I love that photo but it's so far away. So and then when I see it on my like on my even on my iMac, I mean it's a big screen, if I can make you out. But on my iPhone is so tiny, tiny, tiny. I love your smile i love i just love this photo. So I would recommend zooming it in like cropping it so that we see more of you. So you know you're easily recognizable. We see the smile. I think that's really important to do. And back to your header image. We see from the screenshots from Android people that it looks amazing. And so you know that this is exactly why we always talk about the importance of seeing what it looks like on different screens because if you're on an Android, you're thinking Oh, everybody sees it this way. And it turns out that those of us on iPhones. Part of this is cut off and it was hard to make out. Exactly. You know what we're trying to look at. So you know, when I look at on my iPhone, I think if you have the 360 a little bit smaller as well on the iPhones, we have that notch that Giorgio is always talking about. I hear newer versions of the iPhones are going to finally get rid of it, which would be amazing.

Yes, definitely.

But the thing is, it takes so many people years and years and years to upgrade phones so you're always going to have somebody with a notch for quite a while but hopefully iPhone Apple will do this sooner rather than later because you The sooner they get rid of that notch, the better. It'll be for everyone. But, you know, we got to keep that in mind that you know, a lot of people on an iPhone, and they're gonna go, I don't even know what this is. You can make out the three and you can make out the zero, but you can't tell us a six. So just something to think about.

Yeah. But to tighten up the what what is the era? What's your offering? What's your unique take on? Helping people brand brand with branding? Right and social media strategy,

especially because everybody calls him said that. So we need to get out. Do you have a website? Real quick? Do you have a website or No?

Not yet. Not yet. Not yet.

Okay. What about LinkedIn? Do you have LinkedIn?

Yes, but not that active. I think I was more on Facebook and Twitter.

Yeah, I see. I see. You've got the Facebook, but okay, I think you'd be better off with your own website or LinkedIn, or Facebook. That's just my preference. I don't know if having that Facebook link is going to serve you well or not? I mean, unless, unless you know, people are coming to your Facebook from Twitter, if people tell you, then great, but I mean, do you do people say like, Oh, I found you on Twitter and Facebook. Like, that's how they're finding your Facebook or not necessarily.

Now, most of my major lies about what we got from Facebook. So but you know, like I said earlier, I started using Twitter recently. So I'm trying to tweak a whole lot of stuff to see how they're able to, you know, build stuff your good things out of Twitter and see how that because actually, I'm documenting my processes. And each processes I was each milestone that I was able to achieve, I deflate it and see how I can use that to help several other brands. Also,

what I would like to see some real quick comment on your picture. I don't want to belabor this point. But I would like to see a picture that makes you look a little bit older. Just a little bit older. But that's me my preference. That's an I. I don't feel strongly about it. But the the what, in in differentiating yourself, what do you do? Uniquely, if not uniquely, at least especially? Well. I would do it in the form of find the testimonial get a Garda current client, saying an egg book has a unique ability to do x. Or he can see right through to the essence of my brand and whatever it is. And tweet that put that in as a pin tweet or your hair you know that kind of thing. And testimony you can say things you can't say that look immodest and bragging.

And guys, George's prior point, social media strategist has to is not only a commodity it has, it has to not go first. You can't rely on someone reading on to find out what your unique advantage or differentiation.

Right? Because it's going to be Oh, just another another social media strategist.

And what does 360 mean? What is your intention? Question? All right, so

coming to the X factor out a 360 degree Nora is just a community that I am working on to help individuals or brands or let's just say personal brands, who wants to you know, it's not going to be necessarily me bringing up ideas in certain community or individuals from different aspects of Internet Marketing. They'll break up ideas on how to build a brand maybe you're into trading talk about trading you're into personal branding talk about personal brand if you're into stock or forex trading as the case may be you talk about that people's programs or seminars or conferences or run internet marketing to help people who have an idea somebody who's struggling on how to find something, get something doing it. That's the idea behind the Tracy said that you printer specialize more on Mr. Marketing, Facebook marketing, and advertising.

Basically say that none of that specialization is signaled by the three interns degree that your printers and the line underneath it is completely unreadable until I enlarge and go into landscape and get it close to my face. Then I can read the decelerator

and of course, everybody I'm going to do that

in bulky I get to I get to elevator

is everybody's claim. It's too modest. It's too non differentiating. It's got all the same first brought up 60. Go ahead, I'm sorry. It's pervasive, the non differentiation is everywhere.

Yeah, exactly. What I would recommend is this, go to the transcript that's up in the nest. I highlighted one, I highlighted one thing, but use a few times you described it, you have a lot of what I call floating abstractions. When you say things like, let me look back at the transcript. People, programs, seminars, conferences, around internet marketing. Help people who are struggling, I take each of those phrases and say, what does that mean? What would that mean? If I was explaining it to a 10? year old? Right? Try to explain what you're doing. In detail, paint a picture? Exactly. What are you doing? Explain it to a 10 year old. And then don't worry about being verbose, write it down. And then cut it back ruthlessly. Cut back every word that isn't necessary, because good writing is cutting, not writing. So you got it. So I think though, in one word, the message to you is specificity. That's great. George.

Can I come back to the picture for a moment?

Yeah, let's keep it brief that we need to move on to the next one. But yeah, go ahead.

I totally agree that it should be big, I would cut it off from the bottom of the collar to an inch below the top of your head. And when I do that, and look at it in the landscape, I see this alive, happy twinkly eyed, curious, warm, confident person. I couldn't get any of that when it was small. Right. And I must admit, I miss your terrific posture of your I think that's fantastic. But as Madeline said, and as George said, you have to sacrifice that in order for us to get in touch with your all those things that we could read. And you're only we're big enough. Yep.

Yeah. Okay. All right.

I hope you found this, some things to work on.

Very, very easy. A little bit helpful. I think. Basically, I will work on the on the cover photo and the profile picture and a little trick on the bio. To be more specific.

And thank you, I you know, you now I'm going to go Google nigerian music. I heard some really, I heard some really interesting music in the background. So I'm gonna go Google. I know, I know. I've never heard any, I would characterize as nigerian music. But if you have anything you want to recommend to me dammit, I have a wide eclectic taste in music. Mostly classical, but everything. Alright. That's really cool. Good luck. Let us know what's going on. Let us know how you keep us posted. Show us the changes you make and one other

metal words like build and improve. Don't make it your competitors will claim giant breakthrough results. You can't just help build and improve. And when 2.0

I think I need my gets you don't forget, you know?

Couldn't make out what you said.

Hello, wait, what did you say? Can you just repeat what you said?

I'm like, Yes. I just want he should repeat the things he just said now. I didn't quite get it.

He didn't get the whole thing that Ron just said.

Okay. Words, words like build, improve. Help. Any word like that? You see you were saying help individuals build build brands. They're too weak. They work with new competitors will eat your lunch? Who claimed some kind of breakthrough.

Give you I'll give you an example for me. If I said I'm gonna help you think better. If I say I'm gonna make you into a genius. Now I'm making a claim. Now maybe I can deliver maybe I can't you want to see who is this guy? That's that's the way you got to make it. Clear. I'm not saying it's Enron's not saying I know Don't exaggerate. But if it's not important, they're not gonna, you know, you got to stress the worth of it, the importance of it, the value of it.

Yeah, we need to move on. Yes, we are running out of time. But thank you, naglee for this review, and stay in touch and let us know if you make any changes and how it's working out for you. Thank you for being here. Thank you so much. Yeah, sure. I'm gonna mute your mic to get that background noise out. Next up is intuitive parenting. And real quick, before we get started with that. For those of you looking at your profile, reviewed, at some point, all you gotta do is send me a DM, and let me know. And I'll add you to the list. That's how we do this. We keep a list to keep it fair. And in order of who's requesting. So we have our two today that were on the list from last week that we didn't get to. So if you'd like for us to do it next week, or in one of the coming weeks, just send me DM, let me know. And I'll add you to the list. And we do have a hard stop at the top of the hour. So that is intuitive parenting welcome.

I lead off on that one. Sure. Yeah.

Firstly, what's your name, first of all, and tell us about yourself and what you're trying to do with Twitter.

Sure, thank you so much, Madeline and George and everybody. My name, I'll spell it for you as well, the name and then I'll spell it in phonetics. So it would kind of make sense to mark in your mind. My name is MABA to and it's spelled MMABAT H O. Phonetically, it's m h, Ma, B A HTO. So mmabatho. That's my name.

Thank you for doing that. That's really helpful. Thank

you first recommendation, keep that in the nest. There are a lot of people on the on Twitter, Eileen can't think of the other ladies. Mostly they seem to be ladies who have their who have unfamiliar names, or at least unfamiliar in this language. Spelled out phonetically in their profile. That's a very,

that's if you're putting your name in, she doesn't have her name on the profile. And I don't and we don't know yet if there will be or not. So well, that's going to tell us about you and what you're doing and what you're trying to get on Twitter.

Sure. This is a new venture for me very new, like two months old, I am trying to build a venture on on, you know, on the internet, of course, digitally and in the parenting space, hence, intuitive parenting. And I came to this story to this message because I was born in South Africa, that my son was born and raised in North America, where we are now. So I raised my son in a society in a country I did not grow up in which adds a layer of difficulty to the already called a role that is parenting. So I raised him as a single mother without a village, and he is now 36 years old. And people are always asking me how to do it, how do they do it? How to do so then I then started to look back and think well, how did I do it? And I and I came to this conclusion that what I used to do to try to try and you know, to raise them and get to the questions and whatever decisions was I did it intuitively. So then I then landed on the name I parented him intuitively. So that is my message, intuitive parenting. And I am on clubhouse. And on this new Twitter account that I just opened, as you see last month, I think and opening, I just haven't paid interest. But I'm not I haven't started pinning yet because I'm still trying to agree on my strategy. I guess that's what I'm trying to say. And then I have I'm putting together a ball. So it's going to be through a blog or website that I'm putting together myself. Yeah. And so that's, I hope that that's enough that I said there. And yeah, and I've heard being in this room about a profile picture. So I'm putting that together. So the question that I'm going to have is whether it's advisable to have the profile picture in the banner, or in the little profit, the circle thing, but I also want to have the logo, my logo is going to be that I'm still working on finishing the logo, the logo is going to be like a light bulb, but with a baby inside, like a little infant inside. Where do I put the logo? Where do I put the picture between the the banner and the post? And circle? So I think I'm done with that question. Thanks so much. Yeah,

thank you, Ron, you want to go

ahead and start Thank you. I like intuitive pairing. I think it's interesting and appealing differentiator. But the text underneath it is such a great example of what we discussed in our last improvement suggests. It's just just just will a tiny benefits, not extraordinary promises of unique results, helping nurture, connectedness. Comfortable. Yes, they're all desirable, but they're all small. What is the big differentiating unique thing that you do that no one else is doing?

And she said it. She said it, it's in the transcript, get that transcript. Use, she said, I, I mean, I'm loosely paraphrasing, I look back at the transcript, but I don't want to take the time. She said something like, I figured out how to raise children in a different culture than I was brought up. And that's an enormous problem. For a huge number of people. If you can tell people or teach people or help people or whatever. We'll get to that in a second. How to bring up their kids in a culture. They were not brought up in and presumably don't understand, as well as their native culture. That's another fantastic service. Oh, my God.

It's fantastic for another reason, which is the principal if you can do it there do it.

Anyway. Exactly. Right. And it what's the it? Do it work? What's the it is, is lost? Again, I want to be direct and frank with you. I quite agree with Ron that intuitive parenting turns me off? Because I don't. How are you going to transfer to me? Your intuitions? How are you going to be a better intuitive, I don't want an intuitions. I want principles. I want how tos. I want what I got from Hi, I'm gonna who was great child psychologist, I want him taught me how to talk to kids. He told me the words to use. That's what I

want to hear. But here's the marriage between your view and my view, George, okay, that is widely appealing. But what should be offered here, if possible is how to do intuitive. How to be way more intuitive. How to hunt, and amplify and potentiate and multiply and empower your intuitive prints out

principled intuitiveness?

Buddha's skills or intuitive methods Yeah, so to buy it's a falls prey to George's Quantum. But if you if you know how to you've got something really powerful. There

I go. Okay.

Thank you so much. And, and that yeah, I definitely agree with that. I'm on clubhouse. So in my clubhouse rooms, I do exactly that, like even last week. Or next week, Tuesday's room is going to be how to unleash your mother's intuition. And last week we're talking about, we're defining what that is. And so we have been having rooms that give tips and strategies for that. So maybe that is what's missing in

tuition is fabulous. Yeah.

Say that again, please.

Police your mother's intuition. This part of your title in your clubhouse room is fabulous. Because you're saying it's saying you got this thing and you believe in it. But you could multiply it amplify potentiate it? Use it? How to it get deeper

in it? Yeah, I'm picking up on that. It's looking at your pin tweet, Respect is earned. You want your child to respect you, but are you modeling respect for your child? No, you want how to get your child to respect you by modeling respect to your child. And it's one thing to say you need to model respect to your child. It's quite another thing. That's much more powerful than you have there. But then you want to say how do you do that?

Right.

So when I'm talking about, you know, he would say things like that. He'd say, well, here's how to do it. And he'd rattle off 20 samples, literally, in his in his workshops. And he'd asked us as his students, you know, how would you give give me the constants and we would have a have a notebook full of different ways to do a particular thing. How do you say this to a kid?

Fabulous? Hey, I've got to go in what? Four minutes? Can I got your picture?

Yeah, let's keep it pretty quick so we can get our thoughts into. Yeah, go ahead.

I think it's fantastic. I think it's utterly different. It doesn't look like anybody else's picture. It does send a strong message, even when seen small and if you enlarge it, the message or normal curiosity gets unhappiness gets drawn and playful. Yes, the victory sign says what I'm going to teach you works. And I'm confident of it. And you should be too and we're going to have fun. And the fact that it's a piece of art, and it's so unique piece of art. All that comes together and makes it superb, in my view,

exactly. Well,

oh, okay, so just so it works with SS S. Is

that to me as for customer?

Oh, wonderful. Okay, great. Thank you so much. Yeah, the header image you're talking about? Yep. Yeah, I like it a lot. And I like this simple, and it looks good on mobile. So you know, if you're happy with it, but also you were kind of describing some other ways you wanted to do the logo, and not to take away from that, because I mean, you know, it might be even better. But what you've got right now looks now without an iPhone, it just needs to the light bulb is a little too high as cutting into the knotch a bit. It probably just needs to be dropped down just a little bit. And in the nest is a screenshot from Danish, where it looks like on Android, of course, Android looks great. So now we know Android seems to have it down because the way but it does

look intuitive. parenting.ca. belongs where the lingo underneath the text, it doesn't belong in your you're wasting, wasting your graphic space, the graphic space should be used was a George recommending, as it were a big compelling quote about what's so unique and powerful about what you do. And the link is down there, you know, where the, the standard link shows a symbol of a link? Look at George's profile, you'll see. Yes, yes, I didn't

either a quote from yourself, or a quote from the current time, God is not the current one. But whoever they are the current parenting gurus are they're probably students of items. Quote, that person, or whatever. You know, some something important. You know, your central math, your central thing that you really want people to get that it'll turn some people off, but it'll turn a lot of people on. That's what you want. Those are the people.

And as George said, a quote from a cloth, not what you say.

Oh, that's a good point, too. Yes.

Didn't you say? No,

I said that to the previous person. Oh. But yes, I'm big on testimony. I say that to everybody. I say that to random people in the market.

That's funny.

To jump on what Ron and George just said about a testimonial, if you have any kind of really good commentary coming in from club F from one of your club houses. Like, if you could extract that, especially if you're recording your clubhouse sessions, to get that into part of your pinned tweet. There's plenty of tools that can do that. And remember, your pins tweet can be a thread of, of multiple tweets that can get set up in your pin tweet area would be a really good vision. Because if you're going to be exclusive to clubhouse, you need to give some samples on the other blocks and beyond what the experience on clubhouse is going to be like,

yeah, and none of this. I like working with her. I made improvements in my parenting. No, no, no. I promise. She knows more about how to use your intuition than anyone I've ever heard of.

Yeah, testimonial has to be very specific. Very, and some you can't say and something that addresses the biggest quantum because quantum being probably in this case, does this lady who I never heard of know what she's talking about? And she really, so it should say she really knows what she's talking about. On this, this and that. Well, you know, I got this from her

Yep. All right, thanks for meals input. Couple of things I want to mention before we close out here. So you haven't that your web address in the header? I mean, yeah, I'm like, why is it not in your bio? Place not clickable. Yeah, you gotta put a button. For everyone here, when you have a website is habit, you need to have something that people can click to go get more, if you don't have a website yet, put your LinkedIn that's like the next best thing. You know, if you're using this as a business, which most of y'all are, are to help you with, you know, in a business way. If it's not business related, then, you know, that can be totally different. But most of these we talk about our business related. And so, you know, that was a good point that Ron brought up, because, you know, yeah, you have a web address and your header, but you don't have it linked into your bios. And because you can put that in your bio that the link, then you can take the.ca on the header, there'd be no need to have an editor. And just like what they were just talking about, you could do more with your header with the information put in there. You also had mentioned about, you know, with the profile picture, is there any reason why your profile picture is like this kind of emoji style thing? I mean, I'm not a huge fan of that. But something you brother, actual photo about?

No, it's only because I'm still working on taking a check. I just haven't been able to have had.

Gotcha, okay. Yeah, yeah, that's really good. You know, having that there. And then, with your logo, if you do that you were we weren't, like you said you were talking earlier. And another thing that I'll do is what I did when you when you go to my profile, and you can see my header image, I had my graphic designer come up with like three different versions of had photo, I sent her the photos. And so this is for those that just want to do it yourself, and just go to Canva she's awesome is free, C and va.com. I'm not good with combat. So I have somebody that assists me with that. And what what I had to do was come up with a cover letter. So I can, you know, fix from them. And then took it a step further. And sometime last year, late last year. I did a tweet with all three. And I showed everyone here. So I'd love your input. What do you think? And what's so interesting is everybody chose the one that I use. Now, it wasn't my first choice, which is so interesting. And another reason why we all come together and do this, because many times fix up our profile we think we can perfect it's great. We like it is awesome. But until we serve people and what do they think? Like stuff you've never even thought about? Like, here's another thing, right? Cuz we got to close out in a minute. But you're, you're very intuitive, which we're not a huge fan of Benadryl. Seeing someone here in the routine me said the same thing too. Sometimes we will do that because they're just not able to come speak and offer their thoughts. So I always encourage anyone here, if you have something to say, send me a DM because I'd be happy to share that. This guy did. And if you don't want me to mention, I mean, I usually don't mention the person's name, which I know they want me to. So I'm not gonna sit here and call anybody out. But because your Twitter profile is so new and you haven't invested so much into it yet. You might want this is the touch of Twitter handle like before you've gone and tried to brand everything and you have it printed on maybe a business card or something early on is the best way but it's just a you know what I think and what you know, others might think the same thing to kind of apt to just kind of throws me off I did it I totally understand it. It's probably because it was only way for you to get intuitive parent as Twitter handle. So it's just

yeah, intuitive parent into a new parent was taken. So that was just a way of trying to get intuitive parent on it was taken. So that's why I put so yeah, but yeah, go ahead.

And not to say it's bad. Like oh, don't use it, but it you know, the first time I saw it, I'm like, you know, you have to kind of double check like, wait a minute what but the good thing is that I see your Twitter handle and then as your Twitter name like it makes sense. It would be us or in place of a letter. Most people do that because of the I can't get the actual name they want. But if then the Twitter name has nothing to do with the way you did that. Like Like I get it it makes sense. So I don't want to think is super mandatory thing. But it's interesting how somebody else made a comment about not liking it as well. Or you can just, you know, ask some people, if we had more time, just do a quick little Twitter poll and put it in the past. And you'll tell us real quick like it or love it or not like, whatever. And, you know, just not something you could do yourself, you know, just do a twitter poll. And let's take a moment and tell you what they what they think

I'd be very careful of that. It's look at the wise, because people will tell you, they're like something, and it's not the best thing. So it's not just a popularity contest. Be very careful of that. I can get your daughter's business examples, where things came out great in a focus group. And I went to a client and said, nope, nope. It's a it's a dud. And here's why.

That's a good point.

People damn things with faint praise. That's it. Oh, that's good. No, no, no, they have to be screaming and yelling and jumping up and down. Then they like it. So anyway, you gotta be just kidding. I agree that take polls, but it's the Why do you wish to like and why? Yeah, yeah.

Well, I hope you found this helpful. Thank you for joining us today.

Love it. Love it. Love it. Thank you so much, Madeleine. George gave me on a noise. I want to say this was really, really cool. Thank you so much.

So glad I did. Yeah, and this is your buddy, we couldn't make content. We were pressed for time.

But this room is recorded. So as soon as it's over, which will be in just a moment, you can go back and listen to the replay, available for the next 30 days. little sidenote, I getting set up on a really cool free site called load. It is a really interesting tool. And what it's going to allow, I'm working with the developers on it right now. And what's gonna allow me to do is basically have a place where I can say, Hey, guys, if you want to go back and look at it in 30 days, if you want to just see all the different replays of this, there's going to be a way for me to have that available, which I'm so excited about it. I'm even thinking about starting a membership sites where where you get more more perks and things from me direct by joining through that so more information from that soon. But for now, the only way to listen to the replay is just, you know, going back to the tweet, and I'll have a new tweet in my Twitter feed directing to this replay as well. Thank you all so much.

What I also thought is I'm compiling a list of Madeline run mind Marianas principles of good Twitter profiles you made me must have a place for someone to click on to get more information. So wow, that's a principle that everybody should that's just a rule. Everybody should do that in a profile period. But there are 10 more rules like that. Those are going to compile and I'll let you know when I got it together.

Excellent, George. Thanks. All right, everybody. Thank you so much for being here. If you would like your profile reviewed, send me out. We'll put you on the list. And we hope to see you again next week.

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