Never Put Your Email In Your Bio ❌ 🎁 Comment “DM” and I’ll send you my free guide on exactly how
In this short advisory video, the creator warns viewers never to list their personal email address in their social media bio, explaining that doing so invites spam bots, unsolicited messages, and fake scholarship or camp invitations without increasing the chance of genuine offers from coaches. Instead, the creator recommends keeping the email private and enabling direct messages (DMs) from anyone via the platform’s Privacy & Safety settings (specifically, turning on message requests in the Chat section). This allows coaches to contact the user while keeping personal contact information protected. The video concludes with a call to action: viewers who comment “DM” will receive a free guide on how to respond when a coach reaches out.
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