What do you prefer for marketing? Twitter or LinkedIn? And why? 🤔

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Clearly Linkedin works better, however it depends very much ok your ICP.

you see, It all depends on the purpose of your app. for example us gobinx.com we want to revolutionalize shopping making it easy and conversational how it should be. Like going to your nearest multi-store mall and have a chitchat directly with an expert. you do that in a conversation right? so why not bringing the same thing inside the ecommerce landscape So to come back to your question, for us @gobinx is all the same because anyone does shopping but what we need to do is convert the right people to our social media page's and to do so you need to follow a precise scheme... like: 1)creating a video on IG where user just like to hang out and spend some time looking at reels or nice looking photo 2) explain the background of that video in LinkedIn, just some technical details. 3) on twitter explain the marketing strategy related to that video, video visuals, colours, and all that to catch the audience. in the end guys you can maybe have the same person following you around all the social media, but in the end they want to see different angles of your project as social media purpose require for

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I think both have their merits. LinkedIn is great for B2B marketing and professional networking as you said. It has a more targeted audience in the business world. However, Twitter can be powerful for quick, widespread reach and engaging with a diverse range of people. If you can break through the noise, it can be very effective. Regarding the "expert mode" perception, unique and valuable content can still make an ordinary user stand out on Twitter.

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I agree, LinkedIn definitely feels like it’s more accessible for professional networking and building attention, while Twitter often feels more like a space for niche conversations or viral content.