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The other day, I was on a call with someone in this space. We were talking about some content she made in the space, two years ago. And to better explain her point, she tried pulling up those posts in real time. She searched through her own profile and to her greatest surprise, she couldn't find them. –––——————————➛ I've noticed the same thing myself while trying to trace back old content from some creators. It feels like X now swallows old posts from people's profiles. And searching "keywords" on someone's profile isn't as powerful as we think. So I went digging for an alternative and got to know about X's "Advanced Search." Most people don't even know it exists. I also didn't know until that moment. –––——————————➛ Here's how to use it: ⤷Go to the search bar (the main one, not the profile one) and type in this: from:username(since:(YYYY-MM-DD until:YYYY-MM-DD) ⤷Replace username with the actual handle (no @). ⤷Swap in your date range. ⤷Then switch to the "Latest" tab and watch everything show up in order. Two years of posts and more, all right there. I hope you found this helpful.

Been off here for a few days. My routine changed and I'm still adjusting. Hoping today's a productive one tho. What are your plans for the day, peeps?

Started a new life as an unpaid student intern last week, and within just 5 days, I've witnessed moments that stayed with me: ➛ I saw a lady's voice become shaky and her eyes filled with tears when a doctor confirmed her miscarriage. ➛ saw a 25-years-old patient who couldn't pass stool normally and had an ostomy bag attached to her abdomen. ➛ witnessed two HSG procedures and saw how uncomfortable they can be. ➛ saw several patients living with implants, and it made me wonder about the realities they navigate every day. Five days in, and I'm already learning that health is the quiet wealth most of us forget we have. Happy new week, btw

Web3 project reviews on Rootsdata are genuinely unhinged and I love it I was checking out projects to work on last night and stumbled on this gem in a project's remarks section First dude went to so many schools and still couldn't figure out what the project does 😂 Atp the project is the problem, not the solution it's claiming to be 😭

Many founders building right now won't notice the wrong SMM until it's too late. Here's how to tell the difference before that happens ↓ ➠ A bad SMM posts content. ➠ A good one builds a presence. ➠ A bad SMM asks you "what should I post today?" ➠A good one already has a strategy before that question comes up. ➠ A bad SMM chases trends. ➠ A good one knows which trends are even worth your brand's attention. ➠ A bad SMM gives you numbers. ➠ A good one tells you what the numbers actually mean for your growth. ➠ A bad SMM manages your account. ➠ A good one protects your reputation. The difference isn't effort. It's understanding what the job actually is.

Sending love to everyone today, except those who: > change niche/roles every month > have a babe and also a side chick (i hope you get caught 😏) > have a bio but no point of view > say gm more than 69 times a day and call it networking > do 500 replies daily and call it work > manage brands but can't describe what they do in one sentence You know what to do. Fix up. 🤎

A glimpse into what a Web3 Social Media Manager can do for you as a founder → build and refine your voice so people actually remember you → create a content strategy that converts followers into community → manage your engagement so you're not shouting into the void → tell your story in a way that makes people want to follow where you're going → turn your X account into a real asset for your business Hire one today! And yeah you can start with me, send a DM!