What to Tweet

Never again run out of Tweet ideas.

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Never again run out of Tweet ideas.

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Prompt Engineering Tools

A simple tool that shows random Tweet prompts with examples.

Launch tags:Social Network•Social Media•Marketing

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So simple @jakob_greenfeld I've recently started to set myself posting goals and I feel like I'm back in school trying to come up with things to wrote about. This is such a great concept. Could you expand to 'posts' & 'blogs'?

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5yr ago

Sponsor Hawk

Maker

@jakob_greenfeld @ronanawall Oh yes definitely. Will try to cook up something useful

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5yr ago

Sponsor Hawk

Maker

Hi 👋 One of my goals when I started the Bootstrap MBA experiment was to figure out this whole Twitter thing. Twitter can be an incredible tool if you're using it to connect with interesting people instead of just to consume content. Used correctly, Twitter is the ideal tool if you want to become a lighthouse for like-minded people and it can open doors to incredible opportunities. I understood that. But as an introvert, putting stuff on social media platforms just doesn't come naturally to me. So I read every article I could find on how to use Twitter. The most common piece of advice I came across is that consistency is king. "Post at least two tweets a day", "post at least three high quality tweets each week", ... something along these lines was always included. That made perfect sense to me. As with most things, you have to put in the reps to reap the rewards. So I decided that for the next few months, I'll publish at least two tweets each day. While this sounds simple it turned out to be incredibly hard. I really struggled with this challenge I set up for myself. Until one day I came across a blog post by Josh Spector that's titled "What to Tweet - 21 Unique and Useful Twitter Post Ideas". Exactly what I needed. While Josh's blog post is awesome, a problem it has with all blog posts in common is that it's not particularly suited for daily usage. Hence I wrote a little script that shows me Tweet prompts randomly. Since creating this tool, I never struggled again with my self-imposed Twitter schedule. Each time I have no idea what to tweet, I open the script and simply do what it asks me to do. After using the script for a few months, I decided to polish it a little bit and make it publicly available. I'd love to hear what you think! PS: another challenge I set up for myself is to come up with five product ideas each day. To help me with this challenge a built a very similar tool.

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5yr ago

@jakob_greenfeld This is a super smart tool - short and simple but highly effective. Thanks for building!

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5yr ago

@jakob_greenfeld Personally, one of the highest forms of praise I have for a product is when I think to myself “Dang, I should’ve made this” This is one of those products. So simple and so useful. Awesome job Jakob!

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5yr ago

MockRabit

Hey ?makers, It looks a great idea. Hope you have taken care of the following: Provide 1-2 hashtags for the Tweet Made it conversational I am sure your will provide the copy short and sweet Also, included events and trending conversations One question — do you take care of videos/gifs/images to make the tweet more interactive and engaging?

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5yr ago

@jakob_greenfeld you're aware that this works great for any social media? Wonderful source of inspiration for all my profiles, linkedin, facebook, twitter etc etc

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5yr ago

I loved it, Great Tool. Please try to add one more thing in this i.e. what to tweet on specific topic. You can take Twitter's Topic as a reference for building the specific What to Tweet Recommendation Engine.

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5yr ago

Sponsor Hawk

Maker

@faijanofficial Thanks! I'll look into it

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5yr ago

Great tool for "writer's twitter block". It would be great combined with @hypefury https://hypefury.com which I use for scheduling. Hypefury has a "inspiration" tool as well based on your past tweets and quotes. This would be a terrific add-on.

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5yr ago