The Aligned Social Media Code
Sure, we'll cover your fear of visibility.
But we'll also cover the other three, because four different fears stall a healer's account, and posting more was never going to fix any of them.
The Aligned Social Media Code will.
No spam, pinkie promise!
But without addressing the real fear, it'll stay empty, vanilla or, God forbid, indistinguishable from every other healer's accounts.
41 saved ideas. Zero posted.
Yet you don't. Instead you close the app and think, fine. It's all fake anyway. It's loud, and it's run by evil billionaires. (Which, by the way, is totally true!)
And you start to wonder whether putting yourself out there is even aligned with the work. Or whether healing just doesn't sell online. Lucky for you, neither of us gives up that easily.
So after 20 years of finding what's actually in a person's way (that's Karin) and one healing account that went from 2,000 followers to 28,300 with ease (that's Kirsten), we put both halves in the same room.
To give you the most Aligned Social Media Code ever.
Four fears, not one
If that were true, one round of journal prompts and nervous system reset would have fixed it and your account would be full by now. We take a different approach. We'll talk you through the four different aspects of that one fear and what it does to your account.
The profile photo is a mandala and the bio has no surname. What she can't risk is being findable by the people from her old job who think this is a phase.
She's fine with being seen as a healer. Oracle pull Monday and chakra carousel Friday. What she can't survive is someone seeing past the professional cloak to the real woman underneath.
She wrote something true, then added "for me personally" to soften it until there was nothing left to disagree with. Because she can't face the comment that says "You're wrong!".
She did the brave thing. She showed up with a reel that took her days to script, film and post. The worst now: Nobody cares. Or shares.
You've already picked yours, haven't you?
Bring it on the night.
Name the real fear.
Make social media fun again.
That's the Aligned Social Media Code.
One of us isn't enough
Most of them address only one aspect of the real fear then give you tactics like hooks or edits. Which is great. But then? Our guess is: You’re still paralysed inside and your account isn’t growing.
Let’s do the real diagnosis first and the strategy second, so your account starts booking your ideal clients.
Energy clearing
20 years with her hands (and third eye) on women who kept saying they had a fear of being seen. She'll tell you what it really is.
Instagram translation
28,300 followers on 290 posts, in Dutch, in a niche full of practitioners. She'll show you how she did it.
We met on Instagram. Yes, that Instagram.
Karin takes you through the four fears and you work out which one is yours. And what to do about it, of course.
Kirsten shows you how she positions an account so people understand who you are, what you stand for and how you help. Plus the thing that actually makes you more visible, and it is not how often you post.
Hot seats. You bring your account, we tell you what's in the way.
Live only · not in the replayThings people ask before they register
Zoom. You get the link when you register, and again on the day.
Yes. But you'll miss out on the hot seat opportunity!
No. Camera off is fine by us. But we'd be lying if we pretended we wouldn't love to see your Sunday hair.
Two of them, at the end, randomly chosen. Send us your IG handle with your registration or decide on a whim that night. Chance favours the bold, always!
We would be amiss if we weren't offering you something special at the end. But we'll only talk about it for five minutes, pinkie promise!
Oh, and there'll be an extra bonus if you join live and stay 'til the end.
Live only · bonus at the endYes. Karin finds what's stopping you. Kirsten shows you what to do once it's gone. Running one without the other is why the last five webinars didn't stick.
Yes, absolutely. Knowing which fear holds you back and how to make Instagram feel like a game rather than a strategy will help at any growth stage.
One thing worth knowing: reading an account needs roughly 20 posts on it before there's a pattern to see. If you're at three, come anyway, and come back to that part when you've got more.
Live · September 20th
6pm Berlin
(5pm London / 9am LA / 12pm NY)
Enough with the "fear of being seen" BS
She's out there right now, scrolling for someone who does exactly what you do.
She won't find you behind a fear you haven't even named correctly.