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How do I show up in AI mentor matching?

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When a member tells us what they're working on, our AI matching does the heavy lifting of pointing them at the mentors most likely to help. It's one of the main ways members find you, so it's worth understanding what feeds it.

What matching looks at

Matching reads the member's goal or challenge and lines it up against your profile: the specialties and topics you've set, what your bio and experience say you do, and the track record from your past sessions and reviews. The closer that overlap, the more likely you are to be surfaced for that member.

How to make yourself easy to match

Fill in your profile properly. A complete, specific profile gives matching more to work with than a thin one. See how to fill in your mentor profile.

Be specific with your specialties. "Paid acquisition for early-stage SaaS" matches better than "marketing." Pick the topics you genuinely go deep on rather than everything you've ever touched.

Keep your availability open. Matching favours mentors a member can actually book. If your calendar is closed, you're harder to surface. See how to set your availability.

Earn reviews. Reviews are signal. They tell matching, and members, what you've actually helped people with. New to reviews? Here's how to get your first ones.

Bottom line: matching can only work with what you give it. A specific, complete, available profile with real reviews is what gets you in front of the right members.

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