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I have a years old Twitter account with like 300 followers (many mutuals) but very low engagement on anything that isn't a reply to a higher-profile account. S
by prionassembly 4y ago
I have a years old Twitter account with like 300 followers (many mutuals) but very low engagement on anything that isn't a reply to a higher-profile account.
Should I create a fresh account to reset how the algorithm sees me, or should I double down on this one that already has /some/ (not much) visibility?
- maximedupre 4y agoDefinitely double down on the one you already have. Starting from 0 is way more difficult than starting out with 300 followers. Transform your profile and make it super interesting (work on your banner and bio, then have a good pinned tweet once you get a somewhat viral tweet). Then engages daily with other accounts - that's where new people will discover you.
- dewey 4y ago> Should I create a fresh account to reset how the algorithm sees me Don't overthink it, just think about why someone would follow you. If it's just a bunch of retweets about a large range of topics it's usually not very interesting to people. Unlike TikTok there's no algorithm that suddenly puts you in some recommendation box where you then get millions of views over night. - Make sure you have a profile picture, a good description - Clean out the people you follow to be relevant to what you care about these days - Follow interesting people in your niche - Reply to tweets if you have some interesting to say, engage with content you like. After a while you'll see people over and over and if you like what they put out, you follow them.