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Anatomy of a Tweet - jxnl.co

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The last two posts were hard to write, so this one is easy, but it gets my words in for the day. This is the equivalent of not wanting to miss a gym day and just walking the elliptical for 25 minutes better than nothing. The goal of this post is basically to share what I have learned about writing a tweet, how to think about writing a hook, and a few comments on how the body and the cta needs to retain and reward the user. Its not much, I've only been on twitter for about 6 month. Before I discuss how I write tweets (content?), I want to share some of my thoughts on how I think about Twitter. I believe this is true in the same way that the technical skills required to make $100k versus $10M are vastly different. It's essentially transitioning from trading time for money to acquiring talent, building systems, and scaling. For example, I could hire a writing team to produce more content and increase my output. I can also leverage affiliates and encourage people to share my content, which

Anatomy of a Tweet ¶ The goal of this post is basically to share what I have learned about writing a tweet, how to think about writing a hook, and a few comments on how the body and the cta needs to retain and reward the user. Its not much, I've only been on twitter for about 6 month. Before I discuss how I write tweets (content?), I want to share some of my thoughts on how I think about Twitter. The path to reaching 50k followers may involve writing 50k tweets over a span of 2-3 years, which seems like a reasonable approach. However, simply increasing the quantity of tweets may not be en

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