I tried for a while. There are networks on X connecting people with the same interests so that everyone grows. But I quickly realized that this way of “finding” followers doesn’t lead to engagement.
Having 100 real followers who actually respond to your tweets is worth so much more than having 10,000 followers who just follow you to get a re-follow.
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The free promos are certainly an asset. I’ll get back to giving away weekly short stories in August. Running polls only makes sense when you’ve already found a small audience, though.
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Sounds like a mixed result. Yesterday, Grok basically declared long-form content on X to be a waste of time if you don’t write threads that are easily scanable. Now, X Articles are “great”???
Maybe my monthly review format on X wasn’t that bad after all.
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Seems like Grok doesn’t recommend using X Articles. I thought having this monthly review post as an article might be a good idea, but maybe it isn’t. I’ll do some more questioning with Grok about the topic before making a decision.
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