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From the blog post: > Twitter is full of interesting and influential people sharing > thoughts and having public conversations. And they’re all > accessi
by legerdemain 6y ago
From the blog post:
> Twitter is full of interesting and influential people sharing
> thoughts and having public conversations. And they’re all
> accessible - just 280 characters away.
Yes! Yes! Marketing has changed 1000% since the Dark ages! People forget that you can now marketing your product effortlessly and completely for free to everyone in the world. No more complaining that "my awesome product failed because no one knows about it" -- just press that Tweet button and you're on!
- Descartes1 6y agoAh, but getting your tweet actually read is a whole other ball of wax.
- forbiddenvoid 6y agoStep 1: Have 100,000 followers Step 2: Instant Marketing Success Step 3: Tell everyone how easy social media is
- justiceforsaas 6y agoLiterally describes 100% of IndieHackers threads about "I sold 540 copies of my products on Twitter in 8 hours".
- zdbrandon 6y ago> Step 1: Have 100,000 followers I imagine one could swap “Have” for “Pay to work with someone who has”.
- b20000 6y agowhere do I sign up?!?!? marketing today costs money just like it did years ago, you are still paying for visibility and there is no "free" traffic anymore like there was in the late 90s.
- legerdemain 6y agoHere are the steps to success: 1. Go to http://www.twitter.com http://www.twitter.com. 2. Click Join Twitter today. 3. Type in this Tweet: "I have the perfect product! Email me for quote. #Growth #Product #MVP"
- nullsense 6y agoHow did that work for you when you did it?
- legerdemain 6y agoSounds like you might be interested in my personalized Product Marketing Workshops series to turn your idea into a success! Email me for a quote! Let's talk #Product!!
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- b20000 6y ago1) make website 2) send newsletter 3) ??? 4) profit!
- timjones 6y agoI hope it's that easy! Until about 3-4 weeks ago, I'd rarely used Twitter for professional purposes. It can be a bit intimidating at first to put yourself out there. And there's certainly strategy required to use it well. But I think consistency is the name of the game to be successful with it. We'll see!