I started with 500 followers.
Today, tens of thousands of people follow me. La Zone is the coaching I wish I'd had when I started.
My story
When I filmed my first intro video, I had about 500 followers. No big audience, none of the projects I have today, and no guarantee it would work. But I was convinced of one thing: it was possible.
Today, tens of thousands of people follow me across my platforms. My videos have racked up millions of views, I've done paid collaborations and, above all, I've used that visibility to build my own projects and make a living doing what I love. At 19, I have my own place thanks to it. And I'm still doing it today, not just teaching the theory.
But I had to figure everything out on my own: what to post, how to find my direction, why some videos worked and others didn't, how to build a brand that feels like me, and what to do with that visibility once it shows up. La Zone exists so you don't have to.
What I believe.
Four ideas behind La Zone.
Followers aren't the point.
The real power of social media isn't having followers. It's what you're able to build with their attention.
Build your audience before you need it.
No need to wait for 100,000 followers. A small audience made of the right people can already bring you clients and sales.
Views from the right people.
Getting lots of views is good. Getting them from people who'll buy, sign up or come back matters even more.
Build something that's yours.
Collaborations are fine. But your future shouldn't depend on whether a company decides to work with you.
Behind the scenes
A look at the work, in pictures.
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