> 2-4 tweets a day > 200 replies a day > being fun and making frens > 2hrs writing and planning ahead It costs $0 to do But can make you money and grow your personal brand.

> 2-4 tweets a day > 200 replies a day > being fun and making frens > 2hrs writing and planning ahead It costs $0 to do But can make you money and grow your personal brand.

The pain of gaining 16 follows in a day and losing all 16 the next day. What are y’all doing to stop getting worried over this?

Posting content and writing copy are not the same thing. Content is what you know. Copy is what makes someone feel something about what you know. One will definitely get scrolled past. The other stops thumbs. The information is usually not the problem. The way it is delivered always is. If your posts are getting views but no real reaction you are writing content when you should be writing copy. What is one post you wish had landed better?

If you cannot reply in your own words you should not be replying at all. Nothing kills a vibe faster than a reply that sounds like it was generated by someone who’s never been on CT in their life. “Absolutely, this is a powerful perspective that aligns with current market dynamics.” Bro who are you ?

There is a CT account that > posts once every week > never replies to anyone > has a bio that says “founder, building in silence” > wonders why they are not growing Silence is def a strategy for them. Cheers bro, you are gonna cook!

Proof that ct celebrates wins than just words. I made a post about how my impressions gets better days after posting. It really got people talking and that post proved again that making real posts with actual purpose will attract real conversations. The ideal part of this story is winning triggers dopamine spikes in your brain. Your cortisol crashes. This is also why posting your wins matters. You’re not bragging. You’re literally rewiring the nervous systems of people watching.

If hundreds of accounts are posting the same thing. How do you stand out? Standing out on CT has little to do with posting more. The difference is being specific > Own one angle nobody else is covering the way you do > Your story is your unfair advantage. Nobody can copy lived experience > Strong opinions attract the right people, vague content attracts nobody > Talking to everyone means reaching no one The goal is to be the loudest and most specific

Made this post and people started asking me to review their bios. (Ofc I did) But nobody reviewed mine. What do you think about my bio anyway?

Every creator hits a wall at some point. The plateau. The numbers stop moving and nothing you try seems to fix it. This is the truth What got you to 500 followers will not get you to 5k. What got you to 5k will not get you to 50k. Every level needs a different version of you. Don’t get me wrong, it might work for others but not everyone. To break through you can: → Upgrade your content quality not just how often you post → Show up in bigger rooms and actually add value → Go deeper in your niche instead of broader → Double down on what is already working → Link up with creators ahead of you Growth usually stalls. Then it jumps. Then it stalls again. Where are you stuck right now? First plateau or second?