Never Put Your Email In Your Bio ❌ 🎁 Comment “DM” and I’ll send you my free guide on exactly how
In this short social‑media advice clip, the speaker warns viewers never to list their email address in a public bio because it invites spam, fake invitations, and unwanted contact without improving their chances of receiving coaching offers. Instead, they recommend keeping the email private and enabling direct messages (DMs) for anyone by adjusting the platform’s Privacy & Safety → Chat settings to allow message requests from anyone. This lets coaches reach the user while protecting personal information. The speaker concludes with a call‑to‑action: viewers should comment “DM” to receive a free guide on how to respond effectively when a coach contacts them.
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