You’ll need SEO for the keywords (good content + backlinks) and ads like Google/Facebook to get traffic fast. Takes time for SEO, but ads can start bringing people right away.
Yeah, sharing blog posts on Twitter can bring traffic if you’ve got followers or if your posts get picked up in threads/retweets. Even if traffic is small, it helps with branding, networking, and can get your content in front of people who’d never see your site otherwise.
Yeah, Twitter support is rough lately. Most people just get auto replies. Best bet is to keep replying to the same ticket and hope it reaches a real person. Some folks say BBB complaints worked too, but honestly it’s hit or miss.
Yeah, Twitter’s been hiding notifs and DMs for fresh accounts for a while now. Haven’t seen a perfect workaround yet, seems like slow warming and natural activity helps a bit. Would be interesting to see if anyone here has cracked a solid method.
Yeah, still using Twitter for traffic. What works best for me are niche accounts with a decent follower base (not just fresh ones). I usually post threads with a strong hook + images, then drop links in the profile or comments. It’s slower than pure clickbait, but the traffic sticks better and...
Those sites just use clickbait stuff to blow up. If you want safer traffic, make strong hooks, post threads with pics/vids, and drop your link in profile. Be active on trending topics that’s what gets you viral in a better way.
Hashtags still help a little, but they’re not as powerful as before. IG now pushes content more through the algorithm, explore, and recommendations so good content and engagement matter way more than hashtags.
Boost works but it’s pretty limited. Best way is Facebook Business Manager, you can link all IG accounts, set up cards, and do way better targeting. Setup feels tricky at first but once done it’s way easier than boosting each one.
Instagram is for sharing photos, videos, and stories, while Threads is more like Twitter/X — mostly short text posts and quick conversations, though it connects with your IG account.
Right now IG doesn’t give an exact number, but safe range is around 150–200 follows per 24h. After the Aug 16 update, people usually warm up by mixing actions slowly (likes, comments, a few follows) instead of spamming only follows.
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