🔹1/ Quantity leads to quality
It’s a numbers game.
The more you tweet, the better you will become.
The better you are, the more you will grow.
In the beginning, I would tweet at LEAST 10x a day.
🔹2/ Write threads
When I first started out, I made myself a challenge to…
Write 30 threads in 30 days.
Guess what?
60% of my growth came from those 30 threads.
More importantly, I learned how to write them more effectively.
Here are my free templates to write better threads:
https://t.co/dbN4GdinT4
🔹3/ Make real friends
When I first started on Twitter, I knew no one.
I had no network, no accountability, & no feedback.
I started reaching out to other creators, adding value where I could, and writing every day.
🔹4/ Build in public
As a 16 yr old, I don’t have much experience.
So, instead I write about me gaining that experience.
This thread is a perfect example.
Achieve something → Share it
Fail → Share lessons
🔹5/ Diversify your content
@thedankoe says your tweets should be:
🔸60% Growth
🔸20% Authority
🔸20% Authenticity
Balance education + entertainment + inspiration.
🔹6/ Experiment
When I first started out, I was posting everything from…
Motivational platitudes to copywriting tips.
Eventually, I doubled down on what worked best.
Experiment —> Look at feedback.
🔹7/ Focus on value
Twitter rewards great thinkers.
People will follow you if they think you add enough value.
You can’t fool anyone by waving your hands or shaking your butt.
🔸Make them smarter
🔸Make them happier
🔸Make them healthier
🔹BONUS: Beware of the compare
If you want to grow, compare little things:
🔸Strategies
🔸Frameworks
If you want to feel bad, compare big things:
🔸Follower count
🔸Money made
H/T:
@JamesClear
How I grew 1k followers in 14 days:
1) Quantity
2) Write threads
3) Make real friends
4) Build in public
5) Diversify content
6) Experiment often
7) Focus on giving value
BONUS: Compare little things
That’s it!
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- Personal growth
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- Online business