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How to Create a Twitter

Twitter is an underutilized tool for building professional relationships online. 

While LinkedIn helps to maintain professional relationships already established, Twitter helps to create new relationships with new people in your industry.

The key to Twitter is to have enough of an established presence to reach out to people in your industry and build real connections. 

Rather, Twitter is a great way to meet incredible people in your industry.

To create a Twitter, follow these steps:

First, start creating your account: Twitter Link.

👋  Next, create your bio. This is critical. This is where people will know who you are and what you are interested in.

The bio is important because people will click on your profile. You need to tell them who you are and why you should connect. Quickly.

You will be able to change this frequently, so do not worry about getting it perfect.

However, here are some points you can hit on in your bio:

Your skills

What you'll be writing/tweeting about

Your interests

Your current and previous companies

What you're building

🔗  Link to your Substack. This will give readers a direct portal to more of your thoughts. Most importantly, it will give them the opportunity to Subscribe.

Finally, send 5 tweets.

Leverage your existing writing from on Substack.

Don’t overthink it

Not many people will read it starting out, but you want to have enough Tweets to prove you’re active

How to Create a Twitter

Twitter is an underutilized tool for building professional relationships online. 

While LinkedIn helps to maintain professional relationships already established, Twitter helps to create new relationships with new people in your industry.

The key to Twitter is to have enough of an established presence to reach out to people in your industry and build real connections. 

Rather, Twitter is a great way to meet incredible people in your industry.

To create a Twitter, follow these steps:

First, start creating your account: Twitter Link.

👋  Next, create your bio. This is critical. This is where people will know who you are and what you are interested in.

The bio is important because people will click on your profile. You need to tell them who you are and why you should connect. Quickly.

You will be able to change this frequently, so do not worry about getting it perfect.

However, here are some points you can hit on in your bio:

Your skills

What you'll be writing/tweeting about

Your interests

Your current and previous companies

What you're building

🔗  Link to your Substack. This will give readers a direct portal to more of your thoughts. Most importantly, it will give them the opportunity to Subscribe.

Finally, send 5 tweets.

Leverage your existing writing from on Substack.

Don’t overthink it

Not many people will read it starting out, but you want to have enough Tweets to prove you’re active