Former journalist | Social Media Specialist
Joined October 2022
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🦸♀️1 superpower every writer needs to master…
Listening!
Think about it, the best writers are the ones who can tap into the emotions of their readers. And the key to doing that is by listening.
Here’s what happens when you improve your listening skills
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I can't believe the cops called Gabby the aggressor WTF
This poor girl already blamed herself enough.
This new Gabby Piteto doc on Netflix is leaving me absolutely heartbroken for this girl 😢
#GABBYPETITO
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I started working for @Youshaei a few weeks ago!
Anyone in the content creation biz NEEDS to watch this interview he did with @Dannmace 👇
How do they fit so much advice into 1 YouTube video 🤯
Imagine being so good at YT that @MrBeast and @Casey hire you
That's @Dannmace
In our interview, he breaks down:
- 4 steps to craft a great hook
- Process of making videos for MrBeast and Casey
- What he learned as an award-winning director
Watch: youtu.be/P1K4RyJ3Hxk
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Stephanie Sisler | Social Media Specialist retweeted
The #1 reason your competitors are ahead of you…
They’re willing to put themselves out there.
NO ONE has ever thought “Gee I wish I didn’t make a name for myself.”
Build your personal brand or watch your competitors build theirs.
Stephanie Sisler | Social Media Specialist retweeted
Unpopular opinion:
I actually LIKE Mondays.
And matcha is better than coffee.
Want to write stories that people can't scroll past?
3 secrets for powerful storytelling.
1) Start in the middle
Starting your story in the middle creates a sense of intrigue.
For example:
"I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw..."
2) Get to the point
Don't beat around the bush.
Get to the point and do it quickly.
For example:
"I want to tell you about a time when I failed miserably..."
3) Use sensory language
Sensory language helps your readers connect with and visualize your story.
For example:
"I heard the roar of the crowd as I crossed the finish line."
So, start in the middle, get to the point, and use sensory language to make your stories come to life.
Try it in your next post!
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Stephanie Sisler | Social Media Specialist retweeted
New client.
New niche.
3 weeks in and my work has directly landed several leads for their business.
If you’re not creating content that resonates...
If you’re not building a personal brand…
You are missing out.
Stephanie Sisler | Social Media Specialist retweeted
Life is not exhausting.
Dreaming of the life you want but not having the courage to go after it is exhausting.
The #1 reason your competitors are ahead of you…
They’re willing to put themselves out there.
NO ONE has ever thought “Gee I wish I didn’t make a name for myself.”
Build your personal brand or watch your competitors build theirs.
Life is not exhausting.
Dreaming of the life you want but not having the courage to go after it is exhausting.
Stephanie Sisler | Social Media Specialist retweeted
Nothing more cringe than reading the first emails you've sent.
Stephanie Sisler | Social Media Specialist retweeted
Relationships are good.
And they’re hard.
Saving money is good.
And it’s hard.
Learning new skills is good.
And it’s hard.
Keeping fit is good.
And it’s hard.
Saying sorry is good.
And it’s hard.
Seeking wisdom is good.
And it’s hard.
Letting go is good.
And it’s hard.
I’ve seen light.
I’ve also been through darkness.
Everyone is climbing their own mountain.
We're saving pennies, hoping they'll turn into security blankets.
We're picking up tools and trades, our brains aching from the effort.
We're sweating on treadmills, trying to outrun time.
We're swallowing pride to mend fences, our throats tight with the words.
It's not always straightforward.
But it's not all rough either.
It's rewarding.
It's demanding.
It’s life.
Good, but hard.
Stephanie Sisler | Social Media Specialist retweeted
Interesting X strategy I see the big influencers doing…
They post the exact same shit over and over and over.
Stephanie Sisler | Social Media Specialist retweeted
Recently met an influencer with a pretty big following and 2 things surprised me.
1. She looks way better on social media than she does in real life. (She must use filters and editing apps)
2. She came across as insecure. Nothing like how she is on camera.