If you get stuck on content, one trick is to look at your followers.

Pick one at random.

Provided they're a good follower match, take a look at their profile and posts.

Write something for them in particular.

What fears, frustrations, goals, and aspirations can you help with?

5 followers who comment regularly are more valuable than 100 who only hit ever hit the like button.

Make time to reply to those people when you can.

Show them how important they are.

—Also, replies make sure the bird app algorithm knows to keep showing them your posts. ;)

If you get stuck on content, one trick is to look at your followers.

Pick one at random.

Provided they're a good follower match, take a look at their profile and posts.

Write something for them in particular.

What fears, frustrations, goals, and aspirations can you help with?

5 followers who comment regularly are more valuable than 100 who only hit ever hit the like button.

Make time to reply to those people when you can.

Show them how important they are.

—Also, replies make sure the bird app algorithm knows to keep showing them your posts. ;)

There are days when my comments generate more engagement than my posts.

I used to think those were 'accidents'. Now I know they were NOT.

Rob Lennon 🗯 knows how to dissect twitter and serve it on a platter for sure!

My first job in tech was as a part-time office admin.

I kept the snack room stocked, and set up new-hire workstations, and did basic IT work.

Until one day the marketing team needed help writing blog posts.

The rest is history...

The biggest mistake entrepreneurs make is not staying calm in stressful situations.

I've spent +5 years doing business in wartorn countries, & using emotional intelligence will turn your weaknesses into strengths.

Here are 8 EQ tactics to help you win in dire situations:

Find your voice
An audience of choice
Get through the noise

You heard him, folks.

Nom nom nom 🍟

Social media and email are two places where you win if you give a nice dopamine hit with your content.

Write too much and you kill that buzz.

So keep it short.

Keep it snackable.

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