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Helping men build a stronger Instagram presence.
Alan Zafar
Alan Zafar is an entrepreneur and creative director working across modeling, personal image, visual content and online presence.
His background comes from the visual side of the internet. Through running a modeling agency, working with models, producing shoots and developing visual content, Alan has spent years around the things that shape how someone is seen, from style and presentation to imagery, content and overall perception.
That experience eventually led to Profile Reset, a personal image and online presence consultancy for men.
Through Profile Reset, Alan works directly with clients on how they present themselves through Instagram. The focus goes beyond simply having better photos. It looks at the complete image someone presents online, from their style and lifestyle to their content, profile, visual direction and the overall impression everything creates together.
His work includes personal image consulting, creative direction, profile direction, content planning, curation and ongoing guidance.
The goal is simple: to build an online presence that better reflects who someone is, what they’ve built and how they want to be perceived.
Profile Reset
Profile Reset helps men build a stronger personal image and online presence through Instagram.
The idea behind it is simple. Your Instagram is often part of someone’s first impression of you before they ever meet you.
A strong profile should do more than show a collection of good photos. It should communicate something about who you are, your lifestyle, your taste and the level you’re at.
Profile Reset looks at that bigger picture.
For clients, that can mean refining what they already have, improving how they present themselves, deciding what belongs on their profile, developing better content, improving their personal style and having clear creative direction for how everything should come together.
Whether the goal is dating, business, social life or simply having an online presence that better represents them, the principle stays the same: