How do you build your personal brand on Twitter?

I'd be very interested in where this goes as well only I don't use my phone so much as my desktop for this type of stuff so I'm hoping for Windows 10-11 compatible stuff!

Share your journey, involve your audience in research and testing wherever possible.

Define your niche and area of expertise to establish yourself as an authority, engage with like-minded individuals, and generate potential business opportunities.

Oh I'm interested 👀

I'm also interested in this, and I've actually attempted to build one before. However, I eventually gave up because Twitter's lack of a proper and automatic organic reach system made it challenging.

@basv Great tips! Thanks for sharing!

Very interesting thread, thank you all.

Honestly, the simplest way is just build in public. You can see my account @TheRealEtch and what I post on there for examples

I have been working closely with freelancers, creators, and professionals who want to build their personal brand(s) on platforms like Twitter and LinkedIn. It ultimately boils down to few of the following things:- 1. Choose a niche that you are comfortable talking about in public. 2. Have a clear idea of what you want to talk about and the stuff people would like to engage with. 3. Create a content calendar and batch create content and schedule your posts when you are in the creative zone. 4. Stay consistent. Can't emphasize how important this is. In fact, this is the most important of all. 5. Engage with the content of other people. Building a personal brand is more about engaging with others' posts rather than just engaging through your own content. Following these tips would start to bring in results. Will take time at first but eventually will snowball to something big.

Sharing tips that saved me months, 1. Find the circle, I mean not only the community circle but also the topic circle around the things you want to share. Spend some time understanding the narratives. Remember, Twitter is aaaaalllll about storytelling and the identity you build there. In case you want to build a highly engageable and solid audience there. If not, then stay aligned with the viral waves, one day you'll catch your wave 2. Use a sustainability approach in your content creation process. I'm sure you don't consider Twitter as the only platform. You may have blogs, videos, Linkedin and so so. Example: 1 Blog post - 1 video - 5 Linkedin posts - 25 Twitter posts. Remember, good content pieces never have an expiring date! People tend to forget, so you can just recycle your old posts, give them a fresh frame and go. 3. Make a list of accounts whose topics really resonate with you. Stick to them. Engage a lot.