A-list blogger, YouTube partner, Niche influencer
I run the hugely successful blog "Fluent in 3 Months" (~1 million unique visitors per month), which I grew organically through viral blogging strategies, very engaging stories, and by dominating the language learning niche with a unique message.
I speak 11 languages at varying levels and can help you prepare for a travel abroad experience to get you more immersed.
My twitter/YouTube are verified and I record very professional videos in the YouTube space often because of my status with that site.
Happy to help you learn what you need to help your blog/YouTube audience expand, or help you travel and learn languages better!
I also receive over 1,000 emails a day and have a great way of processing them very quickly and reaching inbox zero TWICE a day.
Clarity
A-list blogger, YouTube partner, Niche influencer
Go to 'verifications' in your profile settings and click 'connect' to connect your LinkedIn profile. The site should automatically include your LinkedIn reviews (although I'm not sure of what it's import limit is). Good luck!
Twitter for Business
A-list blogger, YouTube partner, Niche influencer
I'm a verified twitter user. I hope my advice helps! What do you mean when you say you engage? There are many ways to do this, and how you use it will influence how they see your activity on the platform. You should reach out to people in your niche and retweet and contact them, and do so in a way that is almost never about promoting your brand (that would be spammy). But even if you are the best twitter user around, ultimately the purpose of verification is because you have some form of celebrity, where people imitating you is a genuine concern. So if you have come across accounts that claim to be you, or websites that use your face (a problem I was facing), then that is important to use, as the whole point is that the tick mark shows that you are the real you compared to any potential fakers. For the question of losing followers, that's troubling, and even if you never paid for them if they are leaving in those amounts it may also be a case where your account is randomly followed by fake accounts to make them seem real and other people will pay them to get a follow (so they don't exist to follow one accont, which would be more suspicious). If twitter sees that a lot of people are unfollowing you, even if it's not your fault, then that will hurt your chances. You may want to contact their support separately to their verification department and see what's going on there and solve that problem first and foremost. If you have further questions about maintaining authority online, which will help the verification process immensely, feel free to give me a call!
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