Thread by @Prathkum

Some general tips for writing an effective tweet or thread

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1️⃣ Write about the things you are good at

I always try to write tweets related to web technologies. More specifiy I try to cover CSS, JavaScript and React. By writing about the stuff that you're good, you can share huge amount of knowledge from your tweet

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2️⃣ Support your point with an example

If you're writing about some coding tips or tricks, It would be great if you give a example in the form of image, video, gif or link

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3️⃣ Add some visual content

Pictorial representation of things is always beneficial as viewers can catch things quickly. So if possible, Add an image with you tweet

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4️⃣ Include intro and outro

If you're writing a thread I suggest you to include intro and outro

Intro - A short para that is title of your thread
Outro - Outra is a closing tweet for your thread

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5️⃣ Add fleet

As now we have a fleet feature (which I don't like pre) so why not fetching maximum use of it.
I don't know it will work or not but I personally notice that my tweets gain more impression if I fleet the same tweet

You should try it as well😉

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6️⃣ Ask question

Asking question in your tweet can bring more audience. People logically follow through with the answer – or at least what they perceive to be the answer

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7️⃣ To the point

Try to convey your message to others as accurate as possible without deviating your words from the point
No one literally wants to read a long essay😬

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8️⃣ Use an automation tool

If possible, try to use an external automation tool. They can save you a lot of time

Writing this thread from @FeedHive_io created by @SimonHoiberg ❤️ 🙏

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I think that's pretty much it for this thread. I hope you like it💗

I want you to add more points and share this thread with your connections😄

Start writing, start sharing.