Writing
How to Write Better Replies on X (Twitter)
A practical guide to writing replies on X that people read and answer. React to one detail, add something new, keep it short and skip the filler.
Practical guides to replying well on X: what to write, how often, and how to use AI without sounding like it.
Writing
A practical guide to writing replies on X that people read and answer. React to one detail, add something new, keep it short and skip the filler.
Growth
Replies put your name in front of an audience someone else built. How to choose the right posts, reply early and well, and turn replies into followers.
AI tools
What an AI reply generator for X (Twitter) does, how an assistant differs from a bot, and seven things to check before you install one.
Writing
AI drafts sound generic until you tell the tool who you are. How to describe your voice, set tone and length, and fix a draft in ten seconds.
AI tools
What separates an AI writing assistant from a reply bot, what X's rules on spam and automation are aimed at, and the habits that protect your account.
Writing
Nine kinds of reply that get answered on X, each with an example. The specific question, the added data point, the polite disagreement and more.
Writing
A step-by-step way to write a thread on X. One idea, a first post that earns the second, one point per post and an ending that asks for something.
AI tools
The giveaways of AI-written replies on X, from generic praise to tidy three-part lists, and how to fix each one before you post.
Growth
How many replies a day make sense on X, and a 20-minute routine for doing them well. Realistic numbers for beginners, regulars and teams.
Privacy
Extensions for X can read what you read. A short checklist covering permissions, site access, API keys, the privacy policy and who makes it.
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