POWER-X-celerator (0-1000 X followers in <6 months)

Less than 2% of active X users have more than 1000 followers.

It's too easy to quit and I don't want you to be a quitter so I've created this guide specifically with that in mind.

The beginning is the hardest, people quit because the progress is too slow.

Lack of results is the number one driver of people quitting, SO:

I've made it dead simple to follow, and you'll get start getting results right after you finish setting up.

And easy means you won't have to do these tedious actions mentioned below:

-No DMs to bug people

-No giveaways

-No threads

-No paid retweets

-No Blue Check

-No engagement groups (I was in a few groups but didn’t really help, made a few friends though)

-No calling people on Zoom or Google hangouts

If you’re kind of an introvert like me, this guide will definitely help you warm up to X.

You will eventually have to start interacting more with strangers though if you want to hit it big.

But for the meantime, it’s totally fine to go at your own pace when you’re pushing your comfort zone.

Above list mentioned are for slightly more advance growth, I am here to stick with basics that anyone with no money can do.

I did not take any 1 on 1 Twitter calls until I was at about 990 followers. And I was only in a group call once, in an engagement group (absolute waste of time in my humble opinion).

I’m a little reluctant to publish twitter guides. (I still did anyways a few months ago, it was an experience nonetheless. I enjoyed it)

It feels a lot like a pyramid scheme.

Getting followers by teaching people how to get followers

Making money by teaching people how to get money.

You get the idea.

Wanted to just walk the walk first, learn as much as I could then just post the steps I personally took.

I refuse to teach you how to get rich while I’m still broke myself, and I refuse to teach you how to blow up on twitter when all I have are crumbs in comparison.

Here’s my guide, on how I reached my first 1000 follower on twitter, with 3000+ tweets and a couple of blog posts.

Took me roughly 4 months as an absolute beginner (literally started with 0 followers, first time trying to be a content creator) while still having to grind through medical school.

I’m not best writer in the world, I don’t have all the time in the world, but what I have is a crutch that I developed according to my own personal situation. Plus many of the legit and solid nuances I’ve learn along the way.

My methods of growing your account is not sustainable long term, but it’s enough to get you to 1000 followers with no problem at all, as long as:

1. You don’t actually care about who you’re following (there’s a secret sauce to do follow for follow the right way)
2. Can commit to at least 1 hour a day (sometimes less, sometimes more, it depends on your efficiency. Don’t grind too hard, I’ve been thrown in twitter jail multiple times. I will tell you what I did wrong so you don’t fall into it as well.)
3. Can be stoic when you deal with negativity (You will run into trolls for sure or someone disagreeing with your views. You will also get semi-annoyed when you keep seeing the same content over and over again from big accounts)

The idea is that use the crutch to get over the most difficult part of the twitter journey which is the first 1000 followers (Fun fact: less than 2% of active twitter users are above 1000 followers), while learning how to actually be an effective writer.

Lots of people quit because they don’t see their follower counts increase, which is a shame because they could be doing all the right things, but got discouraged too early in the journey.

With these “crutches” along with other proper levers to pull, you’ll be able to practice your craft while not being too completely discouraged and end up quitting too early like more than 80% of the people I started out with.

This product does not cover everything. Far from it. Utilize other resources that you have to maximize your gains.

I won’t write too much on things that are already being repeated 10000x by other creators who you might follow. But I will go into details on things that I don’t see others talk about.

I will mark the crutch methods, and I will mark the “actually make it in your skill stack” methods so you know where to put your focus according to where you are on the journey.

Thank you for grabbing this guide and giving me your attention, hopefully my personal experience will be helpful for yours.

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