Day 348 - Twitter reset v3.2 https://golifelog.com/posts/twitter-reset-v32-1639442241495
New v3.2 approach
It’s great to now have a ‘6pm channel’ where I talk directly about writing in the first tweet, and then mention about Lifelog in the second tweet.
I realised this doesn’t have to be just a one-way broadcasting but also a way to ‘catch’ potential leads. Every account that engages in any way with my writing tweets becomes a lead. And I realised I’d not leveraged on that opportunity much. Other than simply shouting at them about Lifelog, there’s so much more I can do:
• Engage everyone who likes, replies or RTs a writing-related tweet/reply from me, by visiting their profile page and leaving a reply on one of their own tweets.
• Engage every follower who follows the Lifelog Twitter account, by using my personal account. Visit their profile page and leave a reply on one of their own tweets.
• After a few replies back and forth, DM them to chat about writing.
• Make friends. Continue engaging.
That’s it. It ends at the making friends part. I think with continued engagement without upfront selling, if they are ready they will check out Lifelog and try it.
Do you think this works?
It’s great to now have a ‘6pm channel’ where I talk directly about writing in the first tweet, and then mention about Lifelog in the second tweet.
I realised this doesn’t have to be just a one-way broadcasting but also a way to ‘catch’ potential leads. Every account that engages in any way with my writing tweets becomes a lead. And I realised I’d not leveraged on that opportunity much. Other than simply shouting at them about Lifelog, there’s so much more I can do:
• Engage everyone who likes, replies or RTs a writing-related tweet/reply from me, by visiting their profile page and leaving a reply on one of their own tweets.
• Engage every follower who follows the Lifelog Twitter account, by using my personal account. Visit their profile page and leave a reply on one of their own tweets.
• After a few replies back and forth, DM them to chat about writing.
• Make friends. Continue engaging.
That’s it. It ends at the making friends part. I think with continued engagement without upfront selling, if they are ready they will check out Lifelog and try it.
Do you think this works?