Chris Quinne

How I helped "J" get 15,103 followers & 500 email subs in 28 days (starting from 0 as an anonymous account): If you want to build an audience keep reading...

The key to making more progress than 99% of people: Simplify the complex to first principles. Want to build an audience? • Post content. Get it seen by people. Want to get in shape? • Stress your muscles. Feed them good food. Simplicity makes it easy to do the hard thing.

48 threads → 60k followers. 5 hook writing mistakes to avoid next time you write a story thread: • Not having a scroll-stopping, simple first line • Not teasing a small, pivotal moment that comes way later in the story • Not adding a “But” / Twist • Not having a clear, exciting angle • Not highlighting a specific pay-off to show why they should read • Not adding “This is [person]:” (Nah, I’m kidding ;) If I'm honest... Before I took a copywriting job, I couldn’t get anyone to read my posts – for 2 years. I always thought: fuck it, I’ll do it on my own. But then from May to September this year at Wingspan Media, I: • Spent hours improving with client work, and • Ghost-wrote 48 threads to take a client 0 to 60k followers. I won’t lie – it was a long climb. A lot of learning. But that’s when people started asking who was writing for his account. Lesson: Hooks that tell a specific story with a specific angle can open up a lot of opportunities for you. Hooks that don't? They waste your time and effort. Want to learn to write better hooks? Join my free 3 day anonymous audience challenge here (free): …aystoanonymousaudiencegrowth.carrd.co It’s where I break down the exact hook writing and content strategy that worked for that ↑ client.

@TaylinSimmonds If given no thought, we default to what seems necessary. But a lot of times what seems necessary now is just zapping your energy. Because even if takes only 5 minutes... How many other 5 minute tasks will it also lead to?

I used to spend hours in the morning: • Answering emails • Replying to messages • Talking about my goals Rather than actually executing. Chasing “quick wins” delayed the big ones. Never be fooled by the illusion of progress.

@holistic_men "Trapped in a routine that has the outcome of underperforming" 🔥 The outcomes we don't want are just bad habits we're finally paying for.

If you’re underperforming in bed all the time: - Seduce her - Fix your sh*tty nutrition - Go to the gym, lose the body fat - Become obsessed with female nature You’re underperforming because you’re trapped in a routine that has the outcome of underperforming.

@viggofredrikson It seems obvious enough. But then again: Action is the last thing you want to face when you've gotten cozy living in your head. The time will pass anyway. Why not put it to work?

@TheCoachJacob Dopamine deficiency is a bitch Definitely feel like i've come close to it before - wild how many problems can spring up from that tired, demotivated feeling all by itself Great thread brother

The most dangerous modern problems aren't: Depression, ADHD, Debt, P**n. This one problem is the worst. And it causes all the above. Here it is (and how to protect yourself & family): 🧵

His books are banned in US prisons…but have sold +2,000,000 copies. His secret: A 3-step storytelling method he used after a chance encounter with one man. Now people use it to gain 10,000s of followers. Here's the method that made Robert Greene an icon:

@aadilszn Haha I'm telling you - it went over my head too, you're good Appreciate you reading it my friend! Glad you learned something

@ChrisQuinne The fact that im reading Robert Greene book 48 laws of power right now. And I didn’t realise the method of storytelling within the book that it worked on me.😂 Well thats a good thread. You learn something new everyday from twitter/x.

I have to credit the phenomenal interview with Robert Greene from David Perell's podcast "How I write". If you're interested, you can watch the full thing here: youtube.com/watch?v=d5JWcU…

Thank you for reading. For more actionable threads and artist stories on using anonymous branding to attract your own fanbase, follow me @ChrisQuinne And repost this so others can see it: