Is reply marketing better than posting threads?

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I've been wondering if a lot of people are overlooking the value of replies.

A thoughtful reply on an active post can put you in front of thousands of people, start conversations, and drive profile visits without having to create a full thread from scratch.

Do you get better results from posting your own threads, or from consistently joining conversations in the comments?
 
I remember reading about the reply guy method a few years ago and was intrigued by it. I have used a few versions of it over the years. I think getting in early on a conversation can be very beneficial but it’s a lottery as to which ones grow and become something.

With a few different accounts you can start to manipulate things in your favour a bit especially if you are clever in the comments below your own
 
Reply marketing is better for fast engagement, visibility, and getting clients by joining conversations on popular posts.
 
I've been wondering if a lot of people are overlooking the value of replies.

A thoughtful reply on an active post can put you in front of thousands of people, start conversations, and drive profile visits without having to create a full thread from scratch.

Do you get better results from posting your own threads, or from consistently joining conversations in the comments?
Content creation veterans always combine both strategies, using thoughtful replies on high reach posts to quickly drive initial profile traffic, then leveraging original threads to retain followers and build authority over time.
 
I've been wondering if a lot of people are overlooking the value of replies.

A thoughtful reply on an active post can put you in front of thousands of people, start conversations, and drive profile visits without having to create a full thread from scratch.

Do you get better results from posting your own threads, or from consistently joining conversations in the comments?
A valuable comment can bring more attention than a new post sometimes.
 
Tried it by turning notifications on for top influencers, and was the first to comment most of the times, gained huge likes and massive profile visits, and after a while, despite slowing down on replies, sales funneled in. This happened before Elon bought twitter, users with no blue tick fought for the first role, and when you look at the benefits of the blue tick, Elon added staying at the top of other comments to the premium features, to prove how effective it is to a marketer.
 
Some of my best results came from replying to people who were already interested in the topic.
 
I think it's a mix of both. Replies help people discover you, and your own posts give them something to stick around for once they visit your profile.
 
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