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How to reach newer and more people? (Twitter. More info inside)
Hello guys, I have a Twitter account and I get an acceptable engagement rate. Each tweet has at least 10-25 likes. A good tweet will get 30-40-50 likes. (Happens each two days with the rate I am tweeting)
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Now I have a base of followers. What’s next? I want these numbers to be even bigger, how can I reach into newer people?
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I talk about games and my thoughts and opinions regarding the gaming industry and video games in general. I have no specific brand nor is it for marketing. I just want a bigger audience and I don’t know how to start. Or what to exactly do to go from 20 likes per tweet to 60-70.
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A few suggestions
I’d pick a handful of accounts 10-30% bigger than you (in the same niche) and start commenting a lot on their content. It’ll start drawing some of their audience toward you.
Are you replying to as many comments on your tweets as possible?
How often are you getting DM’d about your tweets? You could start telling people to reach out to you with their thoughts on some of the content you’re tweeting about.
Do you use polls? Those can be a good way to create a string of engaging tweets.
Do you create threads about your topics? The Twitter algorithm is loving threads these days. And then you make make threads of your threads. Each thread should also have a call to action at the end to follow you and and engaging question for people to reply to.
Some of those strategies could help be helpful for you.
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