I think that content creation is a great skill. It’s something that anyone can learn to do. I’ve get a lot of dms related to creating content and growing on Twitter. It takes patience, consistency, and hard work.
I’ve grown by writing threads. It’s possible to become popular shitposting or creating memes and graphics. But threads have more viral potential. My advice is more threadorrr specific.
In this guideI’ll cover:
- How to get started
- Getting your first 1k followers
- Working smart
- Creating great content
How to get started:
To figure out what you should write about, figure out two things.
- What are you interested in?
- What are you good at?
You have to be able to provide value to an audience. And you have to be able to do it consistently. You can’t grow to 10k overnight. Well at least in most cases.
I found my niche in crypto. I started off by writing deep dives into NFTs and blockchain projects. I would spend hours reading about them and understanding what made these projects unique.
I tried to breakdown the technical aspects of these projects and what made them unique. I put this across in easy to understand short threads.
There has to be an audience for your topics as well. You might be great at knitting, but no one wants to read about that.
Some possible topics include:
- NFTs
- DeFi
- Startup growth
- Personal finance
There are endless possibilities. But some areas are more saturated than others. It’s hard to break into the huge Twitter markets. I was able to start out by targeting small NFT and crypto communities.
You should start out hyper specific. Target a small market. As you grow you can expand. You can’t write about how to scale startups from the get go. No one’s going to trust your opinions and advice if you have 0 followers.
Be ready for a slow grind. It’s really hard to get traction in the beginning. I spent 1–2…
