Here's how you can hack Twitter to generate leads for you

A few weeks back, you went over my strategy to close clients on Twitter

Yup - the very same strategy that helped me and several other agency owners scale by multiple tens of thousands a month

But some of you found it overwhelming...

And I get it!

Pushing out two threads every week seems overkill, but that's where the value lies!

Your threads will give you authority and drive insane traffic to your account

To help you out, I'm sharing my Twitter Content Creation Strategy - a framework so effective, that Twitter will start closing clients for you!

Step 1: Identify your ICP

An ideal customer profile (ICP) is a detailed outline of your targetted customer.

ICPs are more about determining who would benefit the most from your product or service.

For example: The ICP for a B2B email marketing firm will be B2B Saas companies with over $50/month MRR

With ICP, you can define your client's goals, roles, and marketing tactic you need to devise to approach them.

That's why, without identifying who you're selling your services to, you cannot sell.

2. Research their Fears & FAQs

Just like closing any other client, you need to invest time to figure out who you're selling to.

You have 2 objectives here:

Understand their pain point
Find answers to their frequently asked questions

Through your research, you'll learn what makes your client tick

The more you make them tick, the faster they convert.

Take the time here to study other accounts on Twitter. Also notice how they structure their hooks and follow up tweets

To help you out, I've compiled some of the best-performing tweets:

Once you notice the pattern, your job become easy:

> Use FAQs to create 4 engaging tweets

> Use audience fears to create a killer thread

That's your 3-5 tweets per day!

3. Presenting your best tweets

If you've been tweeting regularly, you would have noticed that not all tweets are born equal

And for that very reason, it is important to make a note of any tweet that outperforms others.

Use those tweets to create mindmaps, threads and autoDMs

You're still giving value, but your focus is entirely on what your audience wants to read

4. Tweet once every week

Your winning Tweet is a gateway to your Twitter growth.

Every week, share your wireframes/mindmaps and position them to be the only solution your clients need

Do that consistently every week, and you'll see your engagement grow!

My friend, the 4-step Twitter content creation strategy is personally tried and tested by me

And I can guarantee this is the direction Twitter meta is shifting towards

But if this still looks like too much to master, I want to introduce you to: The Traffic & Acquisition Matrix

The idea is simple:

I want to help you create an organic traffic ecosystem that'll bring in dozens of new high-ticket clients every month

(Without spending a dime on ads or cold emails)

Every agency owner on the program has closed a new deal in their first 30 days

Many even up over $20k mrr in their first 30 days

Next up, I want to see your name on this list

So, I'm presenting you with this small window of opportunity to create your own lead machine

And generate $10/month and beyond before the year ends

Click here to book your discovery call!

P.S. Right now, I only have ONE spot available. So you better act fast!

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