Last week I was comparing two nearly identical products. One was cheaper, but the other had better photos, clearer descriptions, and answered questions I hadn't even thought of. I spent more than I planned, and honestly, I don't regret it. Has a company's presentation ever convinced you to pay more?
Reviews?
Price?
Brand?
Return policy?
Photos?
What's your process?
Some of the best conversations I've had on Twitter/X came from accounts with less than 5,000 followers. They weren't trying to go viral or sell anything. They were just sharing honest thoughts and replying to people. It made the platform feel a lot more personal. Have you found yourself paying more attention to smaller creators lately?
A while back I realized some of the best conversations I was having were with people who had a few hundred followers. Since then I've stopped treating follower count as a sign of credibility. It's been a much better experience. Has your opinion about follower counts changed over time?
Everyone shares screenshots of viral tweets.
Almost nobody talks about the months where nothing seemed to work.
What do you think is the hardest part of growing an account that people rarely mention?
A great bio?
Strong content?
Good replies?
Clear niche?
What's the biggest factor for you?
A comment, review, or conversation that completely changed how you thought about something.
What was it?
Maybe you hated their ads.
Maybe you thought their products were overrated.
Then something changed.
Which company was it?
Not through a discount.
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Not through an ad.
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Just by solving a problem really well.
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Which company was it?
Think of a brand, creator, or company that does this exceptionally well.
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Who comes to mind first?
No sponsorship.
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No affiliate link.
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Just something you genuinely liked.
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What was it?
What was it?
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And what convinced you to buy it in the first place?
Imagine you're mentoring someone who's completely new to marketing.
You can only teach them one skill.
What are you choosing and why?
Let's build a useful thread.
Drop one Twitter/X growth tip using 10 words or fewer.
Simple rules:
No self promotion
Keep it practical
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