Grow your Twitter account to 10K followers and get 2K-3K new followers every month.
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Myth:
It's impossible to grow to 10,000 followers because there's too much competition.
Reality:
If you show people how to solve their problems, you can get 10K followers quickly
Here's what we'll cover
1. Mindset of tweeting 2. Who not to follow 3. Who to follow 4. Pimp your profile 5. Networking that works 6. Painless content creation 7. Finding what gets engagement 8. Apps to make your life better 9. A word about going viral 10. Easy growth superhack
But first, why would you want to grow your Twitter account?
Well...
I can tell you 3 reasons why I wanted to grow my account.
>> To meet my heroes (some of them follow me)
>> To influence others
>> To sell my services
1. Mindset of tweeting
Twitter is the starting point of your sales funnel.
Even if you're not selling products, you're still selling yourself.
You're selling your ideas, insights, values.
Tweet to impress important people, like my friend @JoshuaLisec says.
2. Who not to follow
Your Twitter Timeline molds your thinking
Everything you read here changes you in some way
For their reason unfollow
- Negative people
- Political pundits
- Activists with an agenda
- Victim mentality individuals
Curate your feed
3. Who to follow
Let your feed program you in a positive way.
Follow these 4 types of people:
a. Uplift wizards
b. Akin Specialists
c. Silent Mentors
d. Pioneers
Let's talk about each of them.
a. Uplift wizards
They are the ones who will motivate the fuck out of you.
They'll provide you with deep insights on how to win in life, be happier, and find freedom.
Their tweets will find you when you most need them.
b. Akin Specialists
What are you good at?
What are you trying to get better at?
Follow the specialist who regularly posts tips on how to get better at what you do.
Aspire to become friends with them.
c. Pioneers
What they say becomes the norm 6 months from now.
They're ahead of the curve.
Some might even think they're a bit crazy.
But a genius is just a different kind of crazy.
d. Silent Mentors
These people are a couple of steps ahead of you.
They don't know who you are.
But you follow their advice to the T.
You buy their products.
And you strive to meet them one day.
4. Pimp your profile
1. Use a good profile photo 2. Write a great bio (your bio sets expectations) 3. Add a link to your website/newsletter
You want the RIGHT people to follow you.
Optimize your profile for them.
5. Networking that works
Twitter is fun for the memes, the shitposting, and the crazy stuff people post
But few people understand that Twitter is more than a shitposting site
Twitter is the ultimate Networking platform
Use this platform correctly, and it can change the course of your career forever
You can network:
a. Upward
b. Downward
c. Laterally
a. Networking Upward
Interact with larger accounts and people who are years ahead of you
Reply to their tweets in a smart way – don't paraphrase their ideas
Try to get their attention on the DMs
Maybe they'll follow you
Maybe they won't
But you won't know unless you try
Smart Ways To Network Upward
>> Write a thread about things you've learned from the person
>> Summarize a recent podcast
>> Post a thread with your favorite tweets and say why you liked it
>> Send a DM saying thanks and expressing how their content has improved your life
b. Network Downward
Engage and interact with smaller accounts.
They're usually your followers.
Connect with them.
And treat them well.
I mean, they're the ones retweeting you and sharing your ideas with others. Pay it forward.
Smart Ways To Network Downward
>> DM your most engaged followers to say thanks
>> Retweet their tweets (even if you don't follow them)
>> Like and reply to their replies
>> Ask them what they would love to learn from you on the DMs
c. Network Laterally
Build relationships with accounts of similar.
Connect with people in your industry.
Build a network of like-minded individuals.
They're the ones who will help you throughout your journey.
Smart Ways To Network Laterally
>> Take the relationship outside of Twitter (Telegram, Whatsapp, Real Life, Zoom Calls)
>> Build products together
>> Have weekly, bi-weekly, or month mastermind calls
>> Connect over direct message more than in the timeline
6. Painless content creation
There are 4 rules to create content to grow your account:
a. Have a general theme
b. Provide upfront value
c. Be consistent
d.. Always be researching
Let's talk about each of them.
a. Have a general theme
People like to follow accounts they can learn from or they perceive some type of benefit from following.
Choose the themes for your account.
And pay attention to the content you get the best engagement.
Double down on it.
Start with 3 main topics.
b. Provide upfront value
The three pillars of providing value online are to:
- Educate
- Entertain
- Inspire
## Educate
Provide an exact solution to a problem
Write threads (like this one) showing how to face a specific challenge.
Be thorough, provide examples, and showcase your expertise.
## Entertain
Make your audience laugh, make them think, make them wonder.
Shitpost, troll, and tell stories.
In other words, don't be boring.
## Inspire
Make people feel good about themselves.
Congratulate people for winning.
Share your wins.
And, from time to time, tweet out something motivational.
c. Be consistent
When you're starting out, you must develop the habit of posting every day.
This is non-negotiable.
Post 5-10 tweets a day about your area of expertise.
If you aren't an expert, post about what you're learning and build dope shyt in public.
d. Always be researching
I'm constantly researching my clients.
I want to know their dreams, their pains, their favorite books, their favorite creators.
Knowing more about my audience gives me unlimited ideas for content.
7. Twitter secrets to find what gets engagement
Learn how to use the Twitter search.
Find high-performing tweets for inspiration.
## Find with a minimum like count
(from:joserosado) min_faves:100
## Find with a minimum number of retweets
(from:joserosado) min_retweets:10
## Find all tweets within a date range:
(from:joserosado) since:2021-01-01 until:2021-01-10
## Find tweets that aren't replies
(from:joserosado) -filter:replies
## Find tweets from one account to the other
(from:joserosado) (to:edlatimore)
The anecdotes give you insights into people's problems, needs, what they believe, what they want, their stories, dreams, hindrances, worries, and mental barriers.
You’ll also find specific questions you’ve never thought of, and much more.
Check this out.
Let's say someone wrote this:
“Writing content that sells costs time and a lot of money.”
Ask yourself, what technical problems do these people have?
From it, I can extract two problems:
Problem #1: Writing content that sells is expensive (lack of money).
Problem #2: Writing content that sells takes time (lack of time, time-consuming, takes too long).