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Phase 2 · First Publish · ⏱ 20 min

Finish Your Fanvue Profile

β–Ά {{VIDEO: lesson 2-2 β€” Owen & Cole}}Video drops in here. Everything below stands on its own.

When you're done

Her page looks like a creator worth following: real avatar, real banner, a bio in her voice, and a subscription price. When traffic shows up, the storefront is ready.

Why this matters

A visitor decides in about three seconds: is this account real, active, and worth it? Empty profiles convert nobody β€” and every visitor you send there later costs you effort or money. We're doing this before traffic exists so no click is ever wasted. Profile first, promotion after. Always.

The steps

  1. Avatar: the image you downloaded in 2.1. Face clearly visible, cropped chest-up. Upload it in her Fanvue profile settings. (On desktop it's in your Downloads folder; on your phone it's in the photo roll.) Same face everywhere from now on β€” this exact image becomes her social avatar too.

  2. Banner: your second-best keeper β€” or shoot a purpose-made one: Create β†’ same recipe β†’ Aspect Wide β†’ 1 image (5 credits). Purpose-shot banners beat cropped portraits. If credits are tight, the second keeper works fine today.

  3. Bio: three lines, from the persona sheet. The pattern:

[Your bio line from the persona sheet] New here β€” posting [what she posts] every day πŸ’› Subscribe and say hi, I answer everything πŸ’¬

Her voice, no essay, no fake scarcity. Five minutes maximum β€” bios are editable forever.

  1. Confirm her AI-creator badge shows on the profile (you declared it in Lesson 1.3). It should just be there β€” this is a 10-second glance, not a task.

  2. Set her subscription price: {{COPY: starter sub price β€” pending pricing lesson data}}.

low on purpose. A new page earns trust with an easy yes; you raise prices when the feed proves itself. Real pricing strategy gets its own lesson in Phase 6 β€” today's number just makes the page functional.

Lena's page after this lesson β€” banner, avatar, AI badge, bio. A stranger would believe she posts tomorrow.
Lena's page after this lesson β€” banner, avatar, AI badge, bio. A stranger would believe she posts tomorrow.
  1. The look test. Open her profile in a private/incognito window and ask one question: would a stranger believe this account posts tomorrow? That's the bar. If yes, you're done.

AI prompts for this lesson

Copy these into your AI assistant when you want a hand. They know this lesson.

Bio not landing? Second opinion, her voice preserved:

Here's my creator's persona sheet: [paste]. Here's my draft 3-line Fanvue bio: [paste]. Tighten it in HER voice β€” casual, warm, no corporate energy, no fake scarcity. Give me 3 versions. Each line under 60 characters.

Do it now

~20 minutes.

You're done when

Her profile has all five jobs done β€” avatar, banner, bio, AI badge, sub price β€” and it passed your own stranger test. Post the screenshot; the coaches spot-check these and it's half the fun of the channel.

If you're stuck

I can't decide which image for the avatar

The one where her face reads clearest as a thumbnail. Zoom your phone way out β€” whichever is still recognizable at coin size wins. Two minutes, maximum.

My banner crop looks bad

Don't fight the crop β€” generate a Wide shot (same recipe, Aspect: Wide, 1 image). If you're out of credits, second keeper today, purpose-shot banner next week.

The bio pattern feels generic

Fill it with HER specifics β€” hometown, thing she's into, posting rhythm. The pattern is generic; the content isn't. And remember it's editable forever: done beats perfect.

Should I set up tips, bundles, or welcome messages now?

No. Those are monetization tools and they come in Phase 6, where they earn. Today's only job: the page looks alive.

Fanvue's screens look different from these instructions

Platforms update their UI. The five jobs never change: avatar, banner, bio, AI badge, sub price β€” find each in profile settings, and drop a note in #course-help so we refresh the lesson for the next student.

Next up

Storefront's open. Tomorrow is the day everything's been building to β€” publish day. Her first post goes live. Milestone lesson. Sleep well.