Read on Twitter
Show up. Be yourself. Do you.
The goals is always 1000 TRUE fans.
Lifetime value over short term sales .
Lifetime value over short term sales .
“Learn obsessively. Teach the best of what you learn” — @david_perell
Lesson 4:
Most prominent mistake on Twitter?
“Too thirsty for cheap growth and quick cash”
— @CMillerTalks
Most prominent mistake on Twitter?
“Too thirsty for cheap growth and quick cash”
— @CMillerTalks
Lesson 5.
Twitter is mostly about finding that overlap of what you want to say and what your audience wants to hear
— can’t remember source (sorry)
Twitter is mostly about finding that overlap of what you want to say and what your audience wants to hear
— can’t remember source (sorry)
Lesson 6:
Want followers who genuinely might buy your shit. Tweet things that appeal to your market.
Want followers who genuinely might buy your shit. Tweet things that appeal to your market.
Lesson 7:
Get outside Twitter. Unless you’re sharing personal experiences or new info then Twitter just becomes an echo chamber.
Get outside Twitter. Unless you’re sharing personal experiences or new info then Twitter just becomes an echo chamber.
Lesson 8:
Don’t sell a “how to make $100 a day” and then post about making your first commission or how you joined the make money money while you sleep club.
— Common Sense (you’d think)
Don’t sell a “how to make $100 a day” and then post about making your first commission or how you joined the make money money while you sleep club.
— Common Sense (you’d think)
Lesson 9:
Building a community on social media is difficult because it cannot be achieved by posting one great piece of content. You have to post content that resonates over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over... @mkobach
Building a community on social media is difficult because it cannot be achieved by posting one great piece of content. You have to post content that resonates over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over... @mkobach
Lesson 10:
To build a following of like minded followers... speak in absolutes. There is no grey.
— i think @realchasecurtis
To build a following of like minded followers... speak in absolutes. There is no grey.
— i think @realchasecurtis
Lesson 11:
Don’t Tweet incomplete thoughts. If you’re not sure, if you write it and it’s not quite right then don’t Tweet it. Think or just let that idea go.
Don’t Tweet incomplete thoughts. If you’re not sure, if you write it and it’s not quite right then don’t Tweet it. Think or just let that idea go.
Lesson 12:
Have confidence in your Tweets if you want to inspire confidence in others.
You’ll persuade ppl easier.
And you’ll piss ppl off quicker.
Par for the course.
Have confidence in your Tweets if you want to inspire confidence in others.
You’ll persuade ppl easier.
And you’ll piss ppl off quicker.
Par for the course.
Lesson 13:
Stick tight to your theme. Always focus on your audience.
Don’t know what to Tweet?
Don’t know what product to create, or what to sell?
The answer is always in your market.
Know your market.
Stick tight to your theme. Always focus on your audience.
Don’t know what to Tweet?
Don’t know what product to create, or what to sell?
The answer is always in your market.
Know your market.
Lesson 14:
Be genuinely happy
be enthusiastic
be optimistic
and share some love
It’s infectious.
It makes people feel good. And people want to be around people who make them feel good.
Inspired by: @CallMe_Happi
Be genuinely happy
be enthusiastic
be optimistic
and share some love
It’s infectious.
It makes people feel good. And people want to be around people who make them feel good.
Inspired by: @CallMe_Happi
Lesson 15:
“Be the feed you want to read”
— @thomasjbevan1
— Check your Tweets.
— Check your Tweets and replies.
Would you follow you?
“Be the feed you want to read”
— @thomasjbevan1
— Check your Tweets.
— Check your Tweets and replies.
Would you follow you?
