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26 Oct, 10 tweets, 2 min read
As a Ukrainian living in Singapore, I never tweet about anything, related to the US politics.

But looks like the prize for the most atrocious "email unsubscribe" page that I have ever seen will go to Donald Trump.

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28 Oct
How we used Twitter to help launch Ahrefs Webmaster Tools (our new freemium product)..

..and generate ~15,000 registrations in the first 48 hours!

A thread 🙂 Image
Step 1 - The countdown.

This product launch was a pretty big deal for us, so we decided it would be cool to "tease" the upcoming release with a "countdown" on Twitter.

We designed 5 pictures with numbers from 5 to 1 and shared them one by one at @ahrefs Twitter account. ImageImageImageImage
Each of these tweets got around 30-40k Impressions and 1.5-2.5k Engagements.

Both ourselves and our community had quite a bit of fun guessing what we were about to launch. 😆

Looking back, I wish we'd run ads on this countdown to reach even more people and generate more buzz. Image
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12 Aug
The 5-year-long story of "featured images" on Ahrefs Blog.

[ 📚 A THREAD]

...

Please give me some likes/retweets/comments if you'll enjoy this story ;)
When I joined Ahrefs back in 2015 and took over their blog, my goal was to make it the world's best SEO blog.

And other than producing top-notch content, I wanted to make our blog visually and aesthetically pleasing.

Here's where it all started:
If I remember correctly, back in the day we were using some free stock photos/illustrations for our article's "featured images."

Sometimes we would ask our designer to add some text to them to make them more relevant.

I didn't like them.
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