18M
India delhi
Starting of modeling career
I want to be an influencer apart from modelling
Dont know where to start.... PLEASE SUGGEST SOME IDEAS , TRENDS OR NICHE CONTENT OR TIPS
And i already have a Pvt account on which I've added friends and classmates.....it has 1k followers but I'm following them back..... should I start with 0 followers?
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make your account public and start posting your pictures, shots and maybe some bts of shots aswell. try engaging and experimenting with your audience . but first of make your presence there.
don’t nuke the account, just switch it public and start posting your modeling journey, behind-the-scenes clips, styling, grooming, and honest progress updates so people follow you for the person and
dont start a new account, convert the existing one to a public creator profile. 1k is a fine base. for reels, pick one thing you want to be known for beyond modeling (fitness, fashion, city life in delhi, whatever) and just post consistently around that
idrk how it works but as a consumer, i would say you rlly need to do something others dont. im gonna say this in the pov of a consumer, do something thats unique to you. choose a niche theme like.....avoid regular mens fashion obvi, the mainstream aesthetics like minimalist, and these days mixing desi with western is also very popular. i mean ofc u can start with that but it has a great height that you need to reach to be well-known for it too. so choose something that has less competition. avoid ai, and give ur maximum human input and creativity. and for that creativity to come, choose an aesthetic that feels natural to you, then that becomes your trademark/style.
and if i were to be more speficic, the men fashion world needs more flamboynce, maximalist, whimsy. or atleast, thats what i want. and its alright if a certain kind of people arent your target audience.
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