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Unpopular Opinion.
The QRT feature is actually good cause it makes ya& #39;ll actually interact instead of just hitting RT and moving on.
I know small accounts think RT are lifeblood, and I get it. But wait till you have hundreds of RT& #39;s and not ONE clickthrough.
The QRT feature is actually good cause it makes ya& #39;ll actually interact instead of just hitting RT and moving on.
I know small accounts think RT are lifeblood, and I get it. But wait till you have hundreds of RT& #39;s and not ONE clickthrough.
I just don& #39;t know how else to stress how wild the Twitter algorithm is.
Please don& #39;t shoot yourself in the foot by lamenting about the temporary changes.
I& #39;m telling you, lean into it. Try and get more QRT& #39;s. And yes it& #39;s ok if someone just goes, "THIS!".
Please don& #39;t shoot yourself in the foot by lamenting about the temporary changes.
I& #39;m telling you, lean into it. Try and get more QRT& #39;s. And yes it& #39;s ok if someone just goes, "THIS!".
Trust me, if RT& #39;s actually were a reflection of engagement I wouldn& #39;t be spamming Twitter 3 times a day with Swordsfall links.
I just want smaller accounts to know that if you see a ton of Likes/RT& #39;s on a bigger account that doesn& #39;t always mean much.
I just want smaller accounts to know that if you see a ton of Likes/RT& #39;s on a bigger account that doesn& #39;t always mean much.
This seems like solid engagement, right?
Not a simple sale.
Not a simple sale.
This only translated to about 15 clickthroughs to the website.
So I don& #39;t wanna burst any bubbles, but I see some posts that make me think people think things magically change when you hit a threshold of Likes/RT& #39;s.
It really doesn& #39;t.
This art piece did well.
Didn& #39;t translate to any sales.
It really doesn& #39;t.
This art piece did well.
Didn& #39;t translate to any sales.
In fact, the posts that actually sell my products?
The posts where I go, "Buy this!".
Not Art Drops, or anything else of the sort has done as well as staring at the camera basically and saying gimme your money, here& #39;s some stuff.
The posts where I go, "Buy this!".
Not Art Drops, or anything else of the sort has done as well as staring at the camera basically and saying gimme your money, here& #39;s some stuff.
