A training by Amber Miller · Plexus Diamond · 13 Years
The Basics & The Build
Social Media Edition
A training by Amber Miller · Plexus Diamond · 13 Years
Social Media Edition
Social media was one of the absolute hardest things for me. I complained for over a year that I could never get new customers — until my mom said, "I guess this is where your growth stops." That was the shift. I'm still a diamond. This has been my full-time income for 10 years. Hard doesn't mean bad. It means a new skill set to learn. Grab one or two pieces at a time and come back for more.
— Amber Miller
Section One
Think about driving past a brick-and-mortar store. You know instantly whether you want to walk in — based on the sign, the windows, the vibe. Your social media audience is doing the exact same thing, except they're scrolling faster than driving.
We are connection creators,
not content creators.
You don't need 100K followers. You need mass connection.
Most of the top earners in Plexus don't have large impressive followings — because that's not what this is about. What matters is being visible, engaging, and inspirational in some form.
💜 On measuring success
There are people impacted by your content who you will never know about. Don't judge success by visible engagement. Judge it by the actions you put in — consistency, showing up, giving.
Section Two
You have no excuse not to post every single day. It is as simple as rotating between these five styles. Screenshot this, plug it into ChatGPT and ask for 100 topic ideas based on your life.
📸 Always be collecting content
Set your phone on the windowsill and let it record while you go about your day. Batch your stories together later and post when you're ready. This is how it doesn't overwhelm your life.
Section Three
Whether you're in Plexus or not — your goal should always be expanding your network. It is an invaluable resource in anything. And to grow a network, you have to be a giver.
To grow a network,
you have to be a giver.
Posting is giving. Showing up is giving. Serving others is giving.
Church, the school pickup line, the gym, your coffee barista. Send a genuine message — not to sell, just to connect.
Sourdough, homesteading, homeschool, fitness. Spend 15 minutes a day. Comment on three things. Show up as someone worth knowing.
Leave thoughtful comments on public figures' posts in your space. People click on interesting comments. They arrive at your page.
⏱️ This can take just 15 minutes
Pick your two most active groups. Check recent posts. Comment on three things. Done. Quick, focused, intentional.
Section Four
Stories are Amber's personal social media strategy. The rule that changes everything: 80% of the time, make it not about you. Ask yourself before every story — what can I give from this moment?
Your life in the
service of others.
Every moment is an opportunity to give something to someone else.
These stories are all screenshots from videos — not still photos. Amber isn't filming intentional content. She's living her life with her phone nearby.
How Amber captures warmth and energy in her daily videos
💡 Why this works
A 10-second warm video clip with music and a thoughtful line does more for know-like-trust than a perfectly posed photo ever will. Authenticity always wins.
Don't just show the thing — build a story around it. Something up close and something farther back. A thought layered on top. Make them feel something before they even read a word.
🔇 Caption all videos — always
70% of people watch videos with the sound off. Type out what your video is about so they know there's a give here and choose whether to turn the sound on.
You in the moment. Real, not posed.
A lesson or thought from that moment. Give them something to carry.
A question or poll. Pull them into a conversation.
🔁 Layer Plexus into your life
Layer it in naturally — a customer text during math lessons, a product on the counter during your farm day. Natural, not forced, always wins.
Section Five
On Instagram, your personal brand should be visible without explanation. When someone arrives at your page from a comment you left — they should immediately absorb who you are and why they should follow.
The angle and framing of your photos tells a story before anyone reads a word. There are two very different messages a photo can send:
If the photo is about you,
only your friends follow.
If the photo is about something, strangers follow too.
What would someone know about you after 30 seconds on your page? That's your brand. The same things, on repeat. Amber's: homeschooling, homesteading, faith, simple cooking, cows. That's it.
👀 The comment strategy
Leave thoughtful, genuine comments on large accounts in your space. When people click your name, your page needs to immediately show a woman who produces value for others. Make sure your page is ready for that moment.
The Final Word
Consistency isn't about the algorithm. It's about trust and strengthening connection. And connection does not grow if you don't show up. Watch the full training below, then use the weekly IPA sheet to keep you on track.
The Full Training
Your Weekly Action Sheet
Use this every week. Check off each habit daily. Print it, screenshot it, or work right here on the page — tapping each box marks it done.
Weekly Social Media IPA
Income Producing Activities · with Amber Miller
Your challenge starts right now
Close this training and go put a post up. Don't overthink it. Be visible, give something small, check it off. Your success measure is that you are doing it — not that it's perfect.
You've got this. Now go give something. 💜