
r/TwitterMarketing

How often do you actually post on X?
Once a day, multiple times a day, or whenever you have something worth saying?
3 years later and everyone still calls it Twitter 😭
What is a money tip from wealthy people that you wish you knew earlier?
What is one money lesson that completely changed the way you think about finances?
It could be about saving, investing, spending, avoiding debt, or finding ways to increase your income.
What is something you learned later in life that you wish you had known much sooner?
This explanation lines up with the infamouse "Trump stench"
AI profits are private, but infrastructure costs are public
Funny how a community can start with optimism, but the longer the conversation goes, the more negativity creeps in. Maybe it’s not just Reddit it’s human nature.
Be honest: Does a celebrity on the packaging make you more likely to buy it?
Saw this Thums Up can with Rishabh Pant while browsing a store.
And it got me thinking, how much does celebrity branding actually influence what we buy?
If you saw two identical drinks at the same price:
🥤 Regular packaging
🏏 Your favourite cricketer on the can
Would you genuinely be more likely to pick the second one?
Or do you completely ignore this kind of marketing?
Curious to know how much packaging/celebrity endorsements actually influence people here.
Being an Artist on Twitter Does Not Feel Worth It Anymore
I spent the last two years building a community on Twitter, and today my account was permanently suspended.
My account had already been locked by the automated moderation system dozens of times, but this time it was apparently taken down because of user reports. My art does not promote or encourage self harm. It was all fictional content.
The frustrating part is that most of my clients were on Twitter. I had built a real audience there, made money through it, and connected with people who genuinely cared about my work.
I am appealing the suspension, but I am not very hopeful after seeing how the moderation system handles reports.
I even paid for Twitter Premium this month because I thought having access to better support might help with account issues. Now I just feel stupid for spending the money.
Are other artists experiencing similar suspensions over relatively harmless content? I would really like to hear what your experiences have been.
How Do You Grow a Twitter Account From Scratch?
Hello everyone,
I recently created a new Twitter account and want to connect with like minded people and eventually build a community around what I am working on.
I have been coding for about three years and have experience with both front end and back end development. My goal is to become a solopreneur and eventually build websites or tools that can help content creators and entrepreneurs.
Before I start building anything seriously, I want to grow a community where I can share ideas, get feedback and meet people with similar interests.
What would you recommend for someone starting completely from zero? How did you get your first followers and start building an audience?
Any advice would be appreciated.
Vegetables for breakfast? I’ll take the potato version.
Can a Small Brand Still Grow on Twitter?
I understand how brands can grow on other social media platforms, but Twitter still feels like a mystery to me.
I have recently been asked to manage my company’s Twitter account, and honestly, it feels like I am posting into a void. We have a small following, so getting any visibility has been difficult.
Most of what I see on Twitter seems to come from established brands, politicians, big creators and accounts that already have large audiences.
We are a small ecommerce SaaS company, so I am wondering if anyone here has managed to grow a brand account from scratch.
What worked for you? Any tips for getting those first followers and building some visibility?