a single source, nothing corroborates it
Learn what the client and the numbers actually reward
Study the mechanics of the platform rather than only the content: stringing related posts into one long running thread gives newcomers context and makes the client render several of your posts at once, taking up more of the timeline. Read the built in analytics for what lands and keep a separate long horizon tracker, because the native view only shows you last week.
The method
- 01
String related posts into one running thread over time: newcomers get the context immediately and the client renders two or three of your posts at once, so you occupy more of the timeline.
- 02
Read the platform's own analytics to see which posts land, and keep a separate long-run tracker so you can see multi-year trends rather than last week.
What it returned
- 2014
He pairs Twitter Analytics with the Birdbrain app, which has held his numbers since 2014
He reports the official client typically surfaces two to three posts of a thread in the feed
Sources
- Gardening Your Twitter: Growing Your Followers | Peter SteinbergerPeter Steinberger · steipete.me · Using Threads · 2020-10-21
the second source
Three plays a week, for the phase you are in
No roundup of links, no news. Three tactics more than one builder arrived at separately, with the numbers each one returned and the disagreements left in.
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