Joe ApfelbaumCEO, evyAI · Networking Connector, Author, Speaker, Entrepreneur

Estie Starrs Social Media Party Strategy! #shorts

16 Apr 2025 · 1 min

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In this YouTube short, the speaker (Estie Starrs) opens by showcasing her recent LinkedIn-fueled successes—closing five‑figure deals within six months, co‑hosting an annual summit, having her podcast featured on NASDAQ, and appearing at LinkedIn Global—all while wearing a distinctive purple dress. She then asserts that anyone can achieve similar results—earning substantial income while preserving personal time. The core of the video is a concise "social media party" framework, presented as five steps to social‑media success. She walks through the first three steps: (1) Choose your party—treat social media as a party where your website is the house and each platform is a different gathering; (2) Dress up for the event—optimize your profile with a professional headshot, appealing background, clear name, and a succinct one‑liner; (3) Engage authentically—avoid babbling, bragging, or sounding awkward, and instead invite genuine responses to your posts. The tone is enthusiastic, motivational, and instructional, aimed at encouraging viewers to apply the outlined strategy.

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I'm so excited to get to share some of things that LinkedIn did for me, my dears. Within 6 months, I was closing 5-figure deals, ended up becoming the co-host of this annual summit, got my podcast featured on NASDAQ, was featured at LinkedIn Global. That's me in the pretty purple dress right there. I genuinely believe that every single one of you has the ability to do what you love, earn buckets of money, and have time for your life and family. I'm going to tell you about the social media party because there are genuinely only 5 steps to social media success. First thing you need to know is that you need to choose your party. I want you to imagine social media as a A party. Your website, that's your house, your store people come to. Social media, it's a party. Every party's different. And once you pick your party, you need to get dressed. I want you to dress up for the networking event. Your headshot, your background or wallpaper, your name, and that little one-liner right under it. When you get into the party, don't babble. Don't brag the awkward bag of boring or lie. Please, could someone respond to my post?