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This comment actually makes a lot of sense. Especially the part about makers spending all their time tweeting about the work, ironic come to think of it cause
by tr1ll10nb1ll 5y ago
This comment actually makes a lot of sense.
Especially the part about makers spending all their time tweeting about the work, ironic come to think of it cause all they do is tweet. Either way, it's a vicious cycle once you're in it.
I've been trying to grow my startup on Twitter as well, seems like there are a lot of developers out there on Twitter so it could get traction. So far, it's been a few days but I've managed to contact few more developers that way.
I suppose I'll just keep building the product and balance the tweets without spending a lot of time on them by scheduling them or something similar.
- tofukid 5y agoWhat I've found most useful in building Twitter followings is to always provide value with each tweet. For ConnectDome, consider tweeting about new projects looking for devs, lessons you learned while building new features, or how you overcame certain challenges. If your tweets are providing value, people will be more likely to follow you, and more likely to share your tweets.