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Interesting thread (no pun intended). Seems like if you've got the time to invest in quality posts and engagement Threads can work for you. Might have to give it a shot.
No, or maybe I am missing something. It's more about changing/adding the focus on other SMWait, I know you can switch from Instagram to threads directly. Is that now applicable to X? That's interesting
Relatable, it's pretty randomHonestly, I still prefer Twitter. Threads just feels kinda chaotic to me, hard to follow stuff, and a bit messy
What's the difference between the audiences?I don't think they are interchangeable. It might be a good idea to post similar posts on both, but I wouldn't recommend switching completely for many reasons, the first of which is that there are different audiences. It all depends on your goals. If this issue is not crucial one for you, then try publishing on both.
You mean channels from other social media, rights?Bring audiences over from other channels, but then stay active on Threads.
It seems to me that Twitter is more "dry" and professional. There are lots of people who position themselves as opinion leaders. Threads feels to me more "showy" and focused on gaining popularity through topics that aren't as typical for Twitter, like politics. In my opinion, it's about connecting on a different level.What's the difference between the audiences?
Yes, from other social media platforms.You mean channels from other social media, rights?
Threads only has one benefit over X at the moment, there is less strict moderation.Has anyone successfully switched to Threads and actually seen traction on the new platform?
If so, what were the main differences you noticed compared to what you were using before? what helped you most in gaining visibility or engagement?
Curious to hear what’s working in practice. Thanx
Threads only has one benefit over X at the moment, there is less strict moderation.