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Struggling to write a thread?
10 tips to get you started.
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10 tips to get you started.
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1. What is your niche?
Ask yourself that question.
1. Post results
2. Post your findings
3. Comment on your experiences
Use these 3 ideas or subjects to get you started.
People want to see results so they can follow.
Prove it.
Ask yourself that question.
1. Post results
2. Post your findings
3. Comment on your experiences
Use these 3 ideas or subjects to get you started.
People want to see results so they can follow.
Prove it.
2. What is your passion?
1. Find a topic
2. Research it
3. Apply your personal touch to the thread
Use your research as a guideline.
Use your experience to connect with your audience.
1. Find a topic
2. Research it
3. Apply your personal touch to the thread
Use your research as a guideline.
Use your experience to connect with your audience.
3. Visuals
Some threads do better with story telling and these may require visuals.
Some threads do better without visuals as they present a learning opportunity.
Find the right image for the right thread.
Let your images speak.
Some threads do better with story telling and these may require visuals.
Some threads do better without visuals as they present a learning opportunity.
Find the right image for the right thread.
Let your images speak.
4. Let it flow
Write down everything you are thinking.
From there, refine it to 240 characters to fit the tweet.
Simple is better.
People want to learn and receive quick bits of information.
Short and powerful is the key.
Write down everything you are thinking.
From there, refine it to 240 characters to fit the tweet.
Simple is better.
People want to learn and receive quick bits of information.
Short and powerful is the key.
5. Audience
Recognize your audience.
What are you trying to accomplish with your thread?
Does it have direction?
Is it aimed at a group or individuals?
Does it focus on a particular topic or is it broad?
Focus on one thing.
Depth.
Recognize your audience.
What are you trying to accomplish with your thread?
Does it have direction?
Is it aimed at a group or individuals?
Does it focus on a particular topic or is it broad?
Focus on one thing.
Depth.
6. Create a story board
Write everything out first.
Re-arrange it in a way that makes it flow the best it can.
Type everything out first and adjust later.
These things take time and patience.
Write everything out first.
Re-arrange it in a way that makes it flow the best it can.
Type everything out first and adjust later.
These things take time and patience.
7. Establish a goal
Work backwards.
What do you want your thread to accomplish?
How will you get there?
This method of thought will back you into the ideas that will be the main part of your thread.
Goals are critical.
Work backwards.
What do you want your thread to accomplish?
How will you get there?
This method of thought will back you into the ideas that will be the main part of your thread.
Goals are critical.
8. Get inspired
There are people all around this space crushing twitter daily.
Study them.
See how they execute.
Learn from them.
Put the time in and understand how they are successful.
They were once where you are.
Stay curious.
There are people all around this space crushing twitter daily.
Study them.
See how they execute.
Learn from them.
Put the time in and understand how they are successful.
They were once where you are.
Stay curious.
9. Stick to what works
As you write more, you will become better.
Understand what has and has not worked.
If something worked, continue to use it.
If not, adjust and push forward. Adapt and change.
Trial and error is key.
As you write more, you will become better.
Understand what has and has not worked.
If something worked, continue to use it.
If not, adjust and push forward. Adapt and change.
Trial and error is key.
10. Why
1. Are you teaching?
2. Are you learning?
3. Are you reflecting?
What is your "why?"
What is the purpose?
Constantly ask and remind yourself of this as you are writing.
It's important to remain baselined in your approach.
1. Are you teaching?
2. Are you learning?
3. Are you reflecting?
What is your "why?"
What is the purpose?
Constantly ask and remind yourself of this as you are writing.
It's important to remain baselined in your approach.
Hopefully this thread inspires you and leads you in the right direction.
Keep things simple, direct, and to the point.
People want to learn and see results.
Threads are meant as a tool of teaching.
Hopefully you learned and progressed.
Keep things simple, direct, and to the point.
People want to learn and see results.
Threads are meant as a tool of teaching.
Hopefully you learned and progressed.
If you enjoyed this thread or it helped you in any way,
I kindly ask you to retweet the first tweet.
Thank you! https://twitter.com/MindOfRusso/status/1338883151893045251
I kindly ask you to retweet the first tweet.
Thank you! https://twitter.com/MindOfRusso/status/1338883151893045251
