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É assim que você cria um perfil que atrai clientes

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Key takeaways

Wellness and Self-Improvement

Key wellness / self-care / productivity & performance strategies

Be intentional and “clean” with your social media presence

  • Treat your profile as your shop window (the internet is the busiest street).
  • Aim for a profile that is attractive, strategic, and easy to understand at a glance.

Use a consistent, human brand (don’t split into “work vs. personal”)

  • Avoid separating professional and personal profiles if it creates confusion.
  • Share content that helps people identify with you (books you read, food you like, what you do on weekends).
  • The underlying idea: people don’t buy only “skills”—they buy connection + identification.

Build a “foolproof” profile structure for conversion

Username

  • Prefer first + last name when possible (brand > complexity).
  • It’s okay to use a recognizable brand name; be careful with very long/unpronounceable names.
  • If needed, include a short modifier/nickname.

Profile photo

  • Choose the photo that matches the vibe you want:
    • serious = serious impression
    • smiling = warmer impression
    • fun = playful impression
  • Prefer natural, clear eye contact (eyes open, looking at camera).
  • Avoid distracting/dated backgrounds; if possible, use professional photos.
  • Avoid harsh shadows on the face.
  • Profession-themed photos can help, but avoid being tacky (too stereotyped/overdone).

Name field

  • If you can, keep it simple.
  • Consider adding profession keywords for discoverability (e.g., “video editor”, “ugc”, “doctor”), especially when starting out.
  • Don’t anchor identity only to profession—skills/human value matter too.

Posts, followers, following

  • Posts: don’t leave the profile empty.
    • Fill the “shelves” with enough content to be explored.
    • Suggested minimum: ~10–15 posts (not for quantity alone—quality matters).
  • Followers: low follower count is normal; avoid buying followers.
    • Buying followers can hurt credibility (low engagement looks suspicious).
  • Following: curate who you follow.
    • Don’t clutter your feed with random accounts—select wisely.

Use the link strategy correctly (bio link should redirect, not open WhatsApp directly)

  • Avoid placing a direct WhatsApp link in the bio.
    • It can create an unintended “instant intimacy” feel and interrupt discovery flow.
  • Use a website/landing page link that people can choose from (link redirection).
  • The speaker recommends Hostinger (AI-assisted setup) to create a personalized page/link in bio.
  • If desired, route clicks to:
    • WhatsApp conversations
    • specific offers
    • products/sales pages
    • different content destinations

Write a bio that creates context + authority + next step

Your bio should:

  • Tell people what they can expect from your profile (topic outcomes/value).
  • Include authority/social proof, e.g., education, number of students, cities served.
  • End with a CTA (call to action) that sends the click to the correct destination (YouTube, website, TikTok, etc.).

Use Highlights strategically

  • Highlights are where you can store:
    • testimonials/social proof
    • FAQ
    • information about you (trips, office setup, how you work, behind-the-scenes)
  • Use frequent questions to create Story series that teaches and builds trust.

Presenters / sources

  • Luana Carolina (presenter; speaker throughout the subtitles)

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