Summed up: Be there, be yourself, and think about the reader first.
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What is the Single Most Important Thing to do For an Author on X? (Grok Diary – Day 120)
We’ll Focus on Starting a Basic X Account Next (Grok Diary – Day 119)
Grok had a timeout on X. It couldn’t tell me where we should go next, after the basics of building an email list are covered. I simply decided to focus on building a basic X account. I’m already on X tweeting about the Grok Diary. But maybe I’m doing it wrong. Certainly, there are things to improve.
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How to Use Your Email List for Long-Term Growth (Grok Diary – Day 118)
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Using Paid Ads to Grow Your List (Grok Diary – Day 117)
Don’t run ads until you can be sure that your setup converts, might be the real advice here. Grow organically until you can be sure. Or otherwise, you’re just wasting money on promoting something ineffective or even pointless.
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How to Grow Your Email List With What We’ve Already Built? (Grok Diary – Day 116)
I’ve got my free book as a lead magnet and the sign-up page already created.
I like to pin my weekly book giveaways on X, though. Maybe it’s time to rethink that and add a general “grab a free book” tweet with a link to my list and pin it.
In the books (and short stories) that I publish, I always add a page with the link to the free book as well.
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