PROVEN way to make your tweets more engaging and help you gain a following: VISUALS Content creators struggle with keeping their audience engaged and standing out on social media Whenever you post, aim to have media, whether it be a picture, video, or infographic STAND OUT

⬇️⬇️⬇️ This ONE tip helped my video editing go from being a beginner to editing like the pros you see today… COURSES Yes, buying video editing courses may be expensive, but imagine the $$$ return you’ll receive with the quality products you’ll provide to your clients 📈

🚨THIS is how you can feel satisfied with your day🚨 After working your job, spend: 60% - Learning a skill or your online business 20% - Working out and self-improvement 10% - Talking to your loved ones 10% - Having fun with your hobbies/interests Can't fail doing this 📈

I was FAILING to grow on X: - Left surface level comments - Just scrolled, not engaging on posts I was able to get 10 followers quickly by: - Posting valuable content - Engage with users and their posts - Having conversations under tweets Going to keep going!

Here's WHY you're not earning big time $$$ as a video editor: YOU'RE JUST AN EDITOR Learn skills that will scale your business. I recommend building skills in Photoshop and storytelling These will separate you from the 1000's of editors who just know how to video edit

I used to be TERRIBLE at managing my time, spending hours on unproductive video editing After failing and failing, I found the Pomodoro Method - Spend 25 mins on a task - Take a 5 min break - Rinse and repeat Do this for ANY task you do, you're surely to make great progress

Do you like to learn content mainly from courses, or YouTube? I found that learning content from paid courses help me learn 10x faster than watching Youtube, especially for video editing

I'm curious, what would impress a client more? Being an expert at short form content, or being an expert in long form content? I feel that being great at long form content provides more value to not only the client, but your own skills as well

60% of new Video Editors struggle to figure out what’s the best way to edit their videos. Want to know the secret? START I used to have a perfectionist mindset for editing. I never realized that just STARTING on the editing has taught me how to best go about the video

What’s a lesson you would tell your past self before you started your business? I would tell myself to spend 1 hour a day learning about video editing and how to become a freelancer

I used to think that spending my days just working on random stuff would help me feel satisfied... I was definitely wrong What I do now is use my Google Calendar and time-block my activities, hour by hour, to be as productive as possible I got SO much work done after doing this

Trying to make more money as a Creator? SOLVE people's problems. There's an almost infinite amount of problems you can solve for people (Video Editing, Copywrite, Marketing, etc). Find something you enjoy doing, figure out common problems within the niche, and get to work!

This one tip took my editing and freelance skills on a higher level *Paid Mentorship* I spent so many hours on researching editing/freelance and didn't get far with it When I worked with a mentor, they were able to personalize the steps I needed to take to close a client

I want to give a HUGE thank you to my loyal 72 followers You guys keep me going everyday 🙏🏾

I was stuck on not making money as a video editor What was my fix? Skill Stacking You can't just be great at editing. These skills will help you stand out, and make more $$$ - Thumbnail design - Social media strategy - Copywriting

No one’s going to trust your product if there aren’t any reviews or testimonials - Give products to clients - Ask for testimonials - Post it on your site or X - Rinse and repeat Floodgates open after this

Creators... Remember that posting content 3-5x a day is FAR better than going viral for one piece of content Giving value + consistency = Strong community This will bring you strong followers and $$$

Share authentic stories and experiences with your content - It builds trust with your audience - Fosters engagement - Sets you apart from other content creators Do this by: - Showing testimonials - Give personal stories on your journey - Be honest

Embrace challenges & diverse ideas in your content Try new things & share real stories to engage your audience Let curiosity fuel your creativity

I used to edit one off videos for $150, now I'm getting booked to work with some of the biggest brands in the world making $2,000-$4,000 per month. I made a guide sharing all of my secrets on how to get consistent commercial clients like + comment "edit" and I'll DM it to you.