Profile diagnosis
Share your profile, screenshots, or existing posts to identify your positioning, bottleneck, and first improvements.
Choose a guide for the work in front of you. See what to bring, how to ask and what to expect.
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Share your profile, screenshots, or existing posts to identify your positioning, bottleneck, and first improvements.
Use your real experience, recurring questions, interests, and available time to find three directions worth testing.
Share your name, avatar, bio, pinned posts, or profile screenshot to clarify your first impression.
Define your niche, city, audience, account stage, and format to find benchmarks you can learn from.
Study an account’s structure, themes, commercial signals, and what can or cannot be reproduced.
Break down a post you want to learn from: title, cover, structure, audience needs, and reusable choices.
Provide your draft, core opinion, and reference style to improve the title, opening, structure, and ending.
Share one of your posts and its analytics screenshots to locate the specific stage that needs work.
Check the title, cover, first lines, or opening script before publishing.
Identify who would click and why, then create three strong titles with clear reasoning.
Start with a main keyword and agree on the scope before researching related terms, needs, and topics.
Group comments into questions, requests, empathy, objections, experience, and commercial intent.
Turn research and reviews into a seven-day plan with topics, titles, covers, and review metrics.
Turn a keyword into a package of titles, cover direction, post structure, scripts, keywords, and metrics.
Adapt one source piece for Xiaohongshu, WeChat Moments, Official Accounts, or other channels.
Clarify why a cover should earn attention before planning the visual hierarchy or generating images.
Learn from a reference image’s structure and layout, then create an original plan for your own topic.
Review the results after 24 hours, 48 hours, and seven days to build reusable knowledge.
Organize links, screenshots, reviews, and examples into topic, title, cover, or account-reference libraries.
Assess the audience, trust path, niche, and plausible offer before choosing a monetization direction.