The main important thing with Twitter is switching up your message possibly making tweaks to your landing page to increase conversions.
After your initial blast and you see conversions come in, don't just be content with conversions. Ask yourself what else could I have done to increase them.
For example: Let's take this post. At the time of my posting, this thread has acquired 1498 page views and not that I posted to receive them. 38 Thanks.
Of course we have an unknown variable of X which = the amount of times the same person viewed this thread that we will ignore. However if we just go with the
data and assume each user was unique, I am converting THANKS at .02%
Instead of being happy with this number, I could ask myself, why isn't more people thanking this thread? What are the things that I could control?
Things I could've changed:
(1)Title -- Lied and made it more flashy --- The Easiest Way to Make $10,217
(2)The words inside post -- Perhaps scrapped sharing this method altogther as some users might think it's shitty --
(3)Added Pictures and arrows to draw attention to important details, and/or changed font size to make it easier to read.
But then you also have to take into consideration that people come to your thread and ask questions, expecting for you to respond, without even giving you
thanks.
Because it's not about THANKS, I continue to answer them. If it was, I wouldn't do so, just to see if this would help conversion.
Then you have the other people, who come to thread, a post, "Great post, I really like this", without giving thanks. People who never read your message in the
first place, just came to thread to raise their post count.
The main thing, is to keep testing, and trying. Soon you will receive better conversions. Keep track of things that did work. You will reach your target market. The person who is interested in what you are offering and a conversion is bound to happen.