What's your best Twitter tip?

Came across this strategy a while back but can't remember who shared this.

1. Leave 20 comments every day: When you have a small account, there's no sense in writing killer threads. 20 views won't make them go viral. At this stage, focus on commenting on your target accounts. Hang out with people one or two levels above you. Drop some comments on pages with 300-5K followers, up to pages with 20K-60K followers.

2. Send 10 DMs every day: You need engagement on your profile. Engagement comes from having good relationships with other like-minded Twitter users.

3. Write four tweets a day: Two of these tweets should be for growth, one for authenticity, and one for authority. Growth tweets are those that provide good ideas about your niche topic. Authenticity tweets are about your uniqueness: Share what you do in life, share your story, or share what you stand for. Authority tweets are case studies, testimonials, and other forms of proof. Scheduling tweets helps! Try Feedhive or Tweet Hunter.

4. Create one great thread every week: Start practicing once you've hit ~250 followers. Spend 80% of your time on the hook. Test different hooks by sending them to your friends. I built relationships and sent one great thread to 10 people, then a couple of accounts with 50K+ followers retweeted it. After that, 400 other people retweeted it. That's how I went from 800 to 1.8K followers in 24 hours.

5. Understand your final goals, values, and ideas: Pick 10 topics that you want to speak about. Tweet them until you hit 10K followers, then cut down to three topics that work best. Experiment with your style, but stick to your principles.

6. Find your why: Having a strong "why" helps with consistency.

Watching this with interest.

I'm really making a concerted effort to engage more on Twitter, Reddit and IndieHackers. My new strategy is to take more interest in others, rather than simply promoting my own work.

Amazingly, this seems to be working! And this is actually resulting in MORE interest in my own work, even when I don't promote it as much.

It's really opened my eyes!

Hey Matt,

I've been growing my Twitter audience for more than a year now.

The most important part is your engagement on the platform. Tweet daily (a few times a day), but more importantly comment intensively below others tweets. That's how you'll get noticed and twitter will show your content to others.

I wrote a whole playbook about it, you can grab it here for free:
https://xavierc.gumroad.com/l/grow-twitter-audience

I got simple advice from Ryan Hoover a few days ago. It's common wisdom but deep in the essence.

"IMHO, the best way to start is to interact genuinely with people you find interesting."

I took Twitter more seriously for about 3 months and grew from 90 to 330 followers.

My pieces of advice are:

1. Choose a topic you have something to talk about.
2. Find the community around that topic and follow those people.
3. Engage with the people you follow by giving valuable answers to their tweets
4. Show up regularly (great would be daily)
5. Write single tweets (not threads) in the first place about the topic

I was initially surprised that creating content myself did not result in massive growth, but engaging with others did!

I also noticed a faster growth after getting more followers than those I follow. But it might be just a feeling.

Grow from outside Twitter in the beginning. Yes, absolutely you should have engaging content aimed at providing value, but trying to be seen organically inside Twitter is as hard as it's ever been.

My tip? Compile a list of active forums in your niche that allow Twitter embeds and post them there (especially value-packed threads that require clicking back to Twitter to see the rest of them).

That extra step of clicking through to your profile (and subsequently satisfying their curiosity) can be a difference maker and earn you a follow.

I recently created 50 daily videos with my best Twitter tips from growing an audience of 70k+ in two years.

It’s essentially a free light version of my course. I believe that the most important paradigm on Twitter is favoring direct and personal engagement over trying to go viral. Building relationships by contributing meaningfully to conversations should be the goal of every single interaction on that platform.

More here:

I have listed down some of the tips to post in twitter and The most real-time social media is Twitter.
1.) It is a platform for microblogging. Tweets that are short and right to the point increase the readability and engagement of your messages.
2.) To make the most of Twitter, you can still submit pictures, videos, polls, and discussions.
3.) Twitter is where you stand a chance of going viral and greatly expanding your audience.

I have seen you on twitter, you doing an amazing work.

Some tips from my side is that you just need to be active and engage with others.

The more you engage with others, the more growth you'll have.

And create 2-3 tweets in a day with a keyword in it.

That's all, good luck with your journey 😉

• Consistency is key, the algorithm loves it. Scheduling is great for this.

• Engage with other's tweets in a valuable way. You'll reach a wider audience.

• Don't be afraid to inject humour into tweets

It's pretty basic but over time the effort adds up :)

Here are the tips that you can try:

1. Keep your tweets short and sweet. Twitter is all about concise, concise content.
2. Use hashtags sparingly. Hashtags are great for categorizing content and helping others find your tweets, but too many hashtags can make your tweets look spammy.
3. Try to tweet during peak hours. The more people that see your tweets, the more likely you are to get engagement.
4. Follow other users and interact with them. Twitter is a social platform, so the more you interact with others, the more likely they are to interact with you.

My advice would be to engage with people. Engage with content that you find interesting. Be genuine and nice. You'll be amazed how far this can get you. The more you engage the better. 😁

Once you have set up the basics of your profile like a good profile picture, banner, bio etc.

To build an audience, I really think you need 2 important things:

1. Engage with others
   Firstly, make a Twitter list of people you want to engage with. Reply to their tweets. But not nice and boring stuff like "great tweet" or "love this". Make meaningful replies to tweets written by people you want to get noticed by. And try to make friends.
   Make real connections, so that these people engage with your content and it tells the Twitter algorithm your content is interesting.
   Keep aside a certain time limit like 40mins for engaging with your chosen accounts

You spend:

• 15 mins to engage with Big Accounts.
• 15 mins to engage with accounts your size.
• 10 mins to DM someone new every day.

2. Consistency
   Be consistent on Twitter every day, it's difficult at first but it's necessary. Tweet at least 3 times a day(minimum). You can batch create tweets for a whole week/month. This takes care of the daily tweets. (Use one of the many scheduling tools out there to help with this)
   Write a great thread once a week(minimum). You can write about your story, your subject of expertise, build in public journey etc.
   It also helps if you know a few people on Twitter who are keen on retweeting you once in a while.

Another thing you can do is write the tweets and then direct external traffic to them. For example, I have seen people posting a tweet on Indie Hackers. This way people from IH go and interact with you on Twitter.

This should get the ball rolling for you!

Follow people who are active in your niche (marketers, dev etc)
Create lists of people you want to follow
Comment & add value to other's tweets
Post regularly (2 or three tweets a day)
Repurpose old tweets extensively
Write one thread a week if possible
Works like a charm

There's a store in "Made to Stick" about a local newspaper whose top three rules were "names, names, names". Engaging with others about their ideas will likely get you more followers than talking about yourself and your ideas.

Do something really great that's not on Twitter, and talk about it on Twitter. Add meaningfully to conversations.

Here's an example of what I'm trying to do for companies.tools

Keep it real, focus on the problems you have solved and share how.

The more I research twitter the more I realise you need to spend a lot of time to actually grow. Except if you have 200 tweets ready and can just start posting and even this will not give you the personal engagement others are talking about.

So... Time.

I would like to recommend Arvid Kahl for Twitter growth: https://twitter.com/arvidkahl?s=20&t=cXLZL7_3MHaKWMPgyMuIyg

Give value. The easiest thing to do is reply to questions from other users related to your skill

Using tweet hunter helped me a lot with engaging with other tweets, and trying to stick to one tweet a day just to keep the algorithm happy

Use 1 or 2 hashtags per tweets. Be Conversational keep what u write is sweet and short and use of Pictures or png to attract people towards your post always keep on eye on trending topics and monitor its always .
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Do these 5 things:

• Use TweetHunter for inspiration
• Engage with 5-6 people every day
• Create Twitter lists to filter out noise
• Download Twemex to find best content
• Turn high-performing tweets into templates

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</a>Except if you have 200 tweets ready and can just start posting and even this will not give you the personal engagement others are talking about.

I agree with you. Now there are a lot of resources ready to help.