The normal Twitter experience sucks.
Too much drama, it's easy to get sucked into.
Here's one feature that will revolutionize the way you use Twitter (that 95% of people don't know about):
👇
Too much drama, it's easy to get sucked into.
Here's one feature that will revolutionize the way you use Twitter (that 95% of people don't know about):
👇
Here are a few lists I set up to maximize my platform time:
- members of communities I belong to
- people I regularly engage with
- topics I'm interested in
- curated resources
- my biggest fans
- potential clients
- thought leaders
I spend little time on my main feed.
- members of communities I belong to
- people I regularly engage with
- topics I'm interested in
- curated resources
- my biggest fans
- potential clients
- thought leaders
I spend little time on my main feed.
The best part about lists?
You can make them private, or you can share them with the world.
I prefer to keep my client & engagement lists private.
But I love curating public lists for the communities I am involved with.
It makes engaging with my friends quick & easy.
You can make them private, or you can share them with the world.
I prefer to keep my client & engagement lists private.
But I love curating public lists for the communities I am involved with.
It makes engaging with my friends quick & easy.
Let me ask you.
Are you tired of being intellectually punished by the algorithm on your home feed?
Does your feed look like this:
- random tweet with no relevance
- advertisement
- the latest political drama
- advertisement
- finally a quality tweet
- another advertisement
Are you tired of being intellectually punished by the algorithm on your home feed?
Does your feed look like this:
- random tweet with no relevance
- advertisement
- the latest political drama
- advertisement
- finally a quality tweet
- another advertisement
Dickie Bush uses lists and Tweetdeck to stop doomscrolling so he can use Twitter with intention.
You should too!
You should too!
3 final reasons why you should start using Twitter lists with TweetDeck:
- You never see ads
- Your feed is always in order
- The algorithm doesn't interfere.
- You never see ads
- Your feed is always in order
- The algorithm doesn't interfere.
If you learned something from this post, please:
1. Follow @TheDannyNaz
2. RT the first tweet
I will teach you how to become a better writer, content creator, & brand strategist.
1. Follow @TheDannyNaz
2. RT the first tweet
I will teach you how to become a better writer, content creator, & brand strategist.
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