How much has Twitter helped you?
Grzegorz Piechnik
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I'm considering posting daily updates about how I'm developing my startups, what stage I'm at, and what I've done. Have you seen or done something similar? What results did it bring?
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Cameron Scully@cameronscully_
Not great so far.. Happy to follow each other on there and help with each other's growth once you start https://x.com/cameronscully_?t=r...
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@elena_malneva 😂it's my engagement that's low though. Getting 2-3 likes a post with 1.5k followers
On Reddit can just post my case studies and get like 60k views and tons of new subs to newsletter
@cameronscully_ https://x.com/anomal_flow I'm actually following you, found you when searching for various product and content creators/innovators :)
Good luck to you!
@elena_malneva Yup exact same content repurposed to r/entrepreneur and r/SaaS. Example: https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/s/... - this one got like 222 shares as well
Some Twitter posts do alright, like my sleep post haha, but I'm just inconsistent with posting on Twitter, so it is my own problem https://twitter.com/cameronscull...
For me, finding relevant community, introducing my product and building audience were the most important benefit I got from Twitter.
Twitter is a great platform, saying that I love it is saying nothing :)
@sandradjajic can you elaborate on how Twitter helped you? Statistics would be helpful :p
Everyone who says that twitter is overrated, I have many questions to you people :))
@gpiechnik Twitter is very good and helpful platform for business and personal brand. But I heard many people say that twitter is overrated, but I completely disagree with that opinion :)
@ruben_boonz and I use twitter to increase awareness about our saas https://www.ringly.io and so far a great deal of our website traffic has come from X. So it has helped us a lot.
tremendous amounts of benefit from Twitter/X - best tip I can give is to join and engage in Spaces with other people in your niche - it's a fantastic way to network
@max_avery which spaces do you recommend?
In terms of audience, nothing at all but that's my fault. In terms of community, it's been immense. I have been around the indie hacking community for over two years and this year decided to take the plunge myself.
These days, I'm starting to build my audience by being useful and engaging with the community
Twitter is a great place!
It enables quick growth and high interactivity. I'm still very "young" here, but I've already found various interesting people and continue to build my style. It's a great tool to spread ideas, upgrade your own ideas, and also it's a place where memes are born, so it's never boring :)
So, good luck!
Twitter can be a powerful platform for sharing your startup journey! It's a great way to connect with a broader audience, get feedback, and build a community around your projects. Just remember, consistency is key! Good luck with your daily updates.