So this means, we are getting to EXPECT more.
Yes, This is because the new rewards program incentivizes creators to generate as many impressions as possible, and controversial content is often more likely to be shared and discussed.
The Twitter algorithm is known to favor tweets that are more likely to generate engagement, and controversial content can often be quite engaging.
So top contents creators will begin to hit the ground running
This is great for content on Twitter. Should bring a lot of content creators to the platform. Still donāt know how X is going to get out of its major debt hole though with profitability. I guess every content provider has to be subscribed.
15 million impressions is a ton!
Tips:
Consistently post 3-6 times per day, every day.
Review your posts each month in analytics and see which type of posts people liked the most.
Make a list of major accounts and reply to them always with something that adds to their conversation. ( I get more impressions on my replies then I do on my tweets because even I am small account. )
If you are small, I would suggest doing following 4 follows until you are around 1,000 followers.
You can also join the TRON Twitter Growth Collab group by messaging @Travelmonkey12 on Telegram and we help out by liking/commenting on each otherās posts.
Iāve been tweeting for a long time though and Iām only at 2680ā¦
Probably better to start posting controversy posts in order to shock people. They will hate it or love it but they will watch and share. Thatās not what I would do but it seems to work well for some accounts.
Yes , controversial topics could be best for reaching good impression for some account.
But we should note that there are limitations of controversial topics that would be qualified for the twitter X Revenue Sharing.
Lols, if not every controversial topics would best the revenue sharing algo
By the way, Twitter ad revenue share just got reduced from 15 million impressions to 5 million impressions today. So I guess itās a bit more achievable for smaller creators.