Making Twitter Friends: The Hidden Growth Strategy

In this course, you’ll learn how to:

1. Discover your positioning & create a killer profile

2. Create a circle around you with the right people

3. Build genuine relationships using human psychology

4. Write awesome tweets to elevate your social presence

5. Make yourself relevant for a long time beyond this course

It is useless to have a huge audience but no interactions.

Hey, Kevon here!

I’ve been heads down focused on growing my Twitter in the last couple of months. And having a circle of people around me helps me a lot: ask questions, test ideas, get early users, promote each other, etc. The possibilities are endless on Twitter.

But, I’ve learned that the followers number is artificial. A big number means nothing. What is more important is a small group of people who are there for me.

I need Twitter friends.

But making friends is not easy. You need to understand human psychology.

A number of people came to me for advice to best leverage Twitter. They went on Twitter to follow a few people, posted a few tweets, and read what others have to say. And then they asked

“I don’t see the value of Twitter. What is the hype all about?”

If you have the same question, then this email course is for you. You’ve mistaken the winning formula about Twitter. To make the most out of it, you need to work on building relationships and leveling up your online interactions with people. This is how you can get >100 likes for a tweet.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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