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A Simple Way to Go Viral on Twitter #2061
April 10, 2022

In episode #2061, Neil and Eric talk about a simple way to go viral on Twitter. From the research, our hosts have done and their personal experience in the space, they have found that Twitter threads tend to build high levels of engagement and thus go viral easily. Tune in and hear how to make Twitter threads by summarizing your blog posts, using the content expansion technique, and more.

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

  • [00:20] Today’s topic: A Simple Way to Go Viral on Twitter.
  • [00:27] Creating Twitter threads that are like blog posts.
  • [01:38] Using the content expansion technique to create Twitter threads.
  • [02:38] A helpful framework for creating effective Twitter threads.
  • [04:05] An opportunity to write Twitter threads for Eric.
  • [04:34] That’s it for today.
  • [04:35] Go to https://heroes.levelingup.com/epic/ to learn about our upcoming event!

 

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