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if I win this France vs Spain bet: 100$ to someone that predicts the correct score 👇

X is markedly different than the rest of the social media platforms. we cross post a metric ton of content everywhere and very different content trends per platform The type of content also matters a LOT when it comes to converting to new followers. Ask yourself if you're optimizing for views or growing your following bc the two are actually very different objectives on X moreso than other platforms If you want views, then repackage good takes as quotes on trending content. If you want followers & engagement, optimize for original takes that position you as an expert/worthy follow. Our clippers do a huge amount of views relative to their actually followers bc they themselves don't have takes, so there's not like an inherent reason to follow them vs trusting the algo to surface whatever they post that you may like your bio says "Your favorite trader’s favorite trader" but a scroll through the media on your account makes you seem much more focused on comedy. when you have trading content, there's usually just a basic chart or pnl screenshot with kinda brief unmotivated captions i'm not saying to pick a lane, the best accounts mix all sorts of content, but imo lock-in more on actual takes. unironically study tim dillon. he has comedy but the comedy is a vehicle for good takes i think this is especially important for you because the skits you do take real effort. so thinking about what they actually convey (in the context of X specifically) is essential for the sake of not having so many "misses" when you have less at-bats