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5 𝕏 Writing Lessons That Will Save You Hours These simple yet super-effective writing tips will save you hours of staring at a blank page We all hate the blank page. That feeling you have to post on X today but you don’t know where to start. Minutes go by standing at that… https://t.co/sHXGRQYLWz

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#20 - Re-introduce yourself to your new followers It’s a good idea to re-introduce yourself to your followers every now and then, especially if you had a growth spur. Take the chance to present yourself and let them know what to expect from your tweets! https://t.co/rOThhGWgRg

#19 - Appreciate someone helpful Twitter is a social network. If someone was helpful, let them know in public! This is how you build relationships. https://t.co/4GdtDKlwqd

#18 - Ask people to complete your tweet Write a “fill in the blanks” type of tweet and let your audience complete it for you. This is a fun game that often generates a huge amount of engagement. https://t.co/lKzFgqKDEX

#17 - Recommend one piece of content you just consumed This could be a book, a movie, an article…It's better if you tag the author so they might interact with it! https://t.co/3oWySsOjBz

#16 - Ask people if they agree or disagree This is how you should do it: 1. Make a statement (For example, Lebron James is the GOAT) 2. Ask people if they agree or disagree with it. 3. See what happens https://t.co/238OWAE2ac

#15 - Give people a platform to celebrate or promote themselves It's always exciting to share wins. Let your audience use your Tweet as a way to share them. Ask people, “What’s one win you had this week?” or “What are you working on?” They can then use the replies to share a… https://t.co/iimhGR1YTP

#14 - Ask your audience to participate The idea is to ask people to add their two cents to whatever you're posting. List tweets are a great complement to this type of tweet. Rather than ending the list as it is, you can ask people to let you know if anything was missed. This… https://t.co/44zGwojYCj

#13 - Share your analytics People love to see growth. Log into Tweet Analyse Tools’s analytics tab or find it natively on Twitter. Then, update everyone about your progress! It could be a good idea to do it once a month. https://t.co/tAjAeGv4tU

#11 - Offer to do something for your audience You likely have some specific knowledge. Let people know that you are willing to help them in your tweet. See this example 👇 Putting a timeframe to your offer might be a good idea since these tweets tend to get quite popular https://t.co/CM7GIpwuxk

#10 - Ask for advice from your followers Your followers are not just numbers on a screen. They are real people with real knowledge. Have a question? Try asking them! You might be surprised. https://t.co/y484fcNji3