10 learnings on Twitter audience building: from 0 to 8000 in 7 months.

13.Encourage user-generated content and share it on your profile

14.Leverage Twitter's live streaming capabilities (e.g. Periscope) to connect with your audience in real-time

15.Encourage audience members to share their own stories and experiences related to your niche or industry.

Thanks @basv for breaking it down into simple actionable steps.

Solid information thanks

thanks for sharing @basv - this is great. It's easy to fall into the headspace of 'too much noise, better things I can spend my time on', but those results are encouraging. How much time do you think you spent each week over those 7 months to get the results? Curious on even the basic analytics if you're willing to share (#tweets/day, etc)!

Thank you for sharing :) The concept of creating a content matrix is really interesting and super helpful.

Thank you for the learnings. Can you also share some metrics you used to measure the conversion? Would love to know what you did from the 0 to 1000 follower journey.

thanks for sharing. I want to echo the 10 learnings a little bit: ✅Step 1: Positioning – Identify your goal and strength, and Analyze your audience and competitors to pick a niche ✅Step 2: Content Production – Gather content inspirations through trend analysis, define the content strategy, and leverage tools to make content in various forms ✅Step 3: Publishing – Pick the very right platform, tailor your presence, and come up with a consistent and regular plan ✅Step 4: Keep highly engaged with your audience – respond to their messages and ask their interested topics ✅Step 5: Operation & Optimization – utilize data analysis to optimize operations, featuring other creators, and build inter-platform strategy ✅Step 6: Monetization – cooperate with brands, and sell digital products A bit of a self-promotion 🙈: we will launch a detailed guide and toolkit on content creation and promotion soon. We summarize the methods and takeaways after interviewing around 100 creators/influencers. Hope it can help.

@basv Thanks Sveta for the helpful advice! As always, very insightful.