The Secret To Growing On Twitter

Struggling to grow as a small account?

Through trial and error, I’ve drawn some conclusions - which are open for interpretation, on growing your account on Twitter.

Each section can be easily broken down into a full-length article. However, to get the ball rolling, let us cover the basics.

Profile

It begins by setting up a clean, easy-to-understand profile. Below you’ll see my own Twitter profile.

People who resonate with inspiration, motivation and education will likely follow me. These are the people I am looking to find. I also have my newsletter and spaces in the bio to give further context about what I am working on.

There are countless profiles on Twitter who’ve done a great job; you can find many now that you’re thinking about purposeful messaging.

Tweets

Think of your tweets not as a tool not to garner engagement but rather as a tool to show the world what you represent.

Your bio piqued their interest, and now they’ll scroll through your tweets to ensure you are a man of your word. Does the bio match the content?

Chris | Mladek.eth @mladek_eth

Building Isn't easy, staying consistent and showing up every single day is fucking hard. Creating meaningful content; editing, learning and networking requires real devoting that most simply can't do Once you accept the difficulty of this, you can begin your journey

Does my bio match my content? I like to think it does! My ethos is represented by Inspiration, motivation, and education.

The question becomes - how do I get people to my profile?

Commenting

We call it to become a “reply guy,” which means replying to a ton of tweets every day.

I highly encourage you to read this tweet on this exact topic.

Chris | Mladek.eth @mladek_eth

The reply guy method has single-handily changed the direction of my growth. Over the past month, I've been trying an array of methods from different styles of posting. Days with lots of posts vs few, days where I replied to many vs nobody It's abundantly clear. 🧵

Commenting can drive traffic from curious minds to your profile, where they will ultimately decide if they like what they see.

As stated in the thread it is essential to comment on large accounts in your niche so you are attracting a relevant audience.

My posts don’t gain much in terms of organic impressions but my comments go big - leading to my daily growth.

Define Your Brand

These steps have made the assumption you’ve done the work in defining your brand. It’ll be nearly impossible to create clear messaging when you aren’t sure what you are trying to tell the world.

If you are still in the early stages of figuring this out I have some content for you.

Chris | Mladek.eth @mladek_eth

Defining your personal brand is difficult, arguably one of the most beneficial exercises possible. It accomplishes two critical potentials. A) Insight into your strengths & uniqueness B) Understanding of how to accomplish your goals

As a bonus tip on defining your brand; you can use the NFT_GOD strategy.

Write 10/15 passions down, then find the cross sections of topics that can be integrated well together.

In the ideal world - over time you will land 3-4 “Identity” pieces