I always dream of having a newsletter like Sam Parr and Shaan Puri and to be able to make new connections just like play

So this summer i decided to give a try this will be my reveal on what i did what went right what went wrong .

Writting Practice

I'm writting from along time on Twitter this time i decided to take it fly and use that same content to get traffic for new subs

As My Follower'

I quickly got onto beehive.com and created a newsletter it is super fun now the big part is getting subs

Getting Subs

Now that's the hard part but not so hard if you can write

Sharing with Friends , Family and Follower's

I already have 800 Twitter Follower's which i gained in 3 months so i might not be a good writter but i have habbit to write

First 40 subs came from sharing my Newsletter to various places but after that i am on my own

Using Twitter Followers

I Promoted Heavily to my Followers and got to 230 subs by 2nd week now i knew it wont make much sense to try to get to 1000 in 30 days but i tried

Going OmniChannel

I realized my Twitter is limited as its more of a pull marketing whereas i need some push media but twitter is only pull where you pull your followers to read twitter makes less effort

Whereas Tiktok or Youtube are push they push your content to right audience

Using New Age Tools

I decided to bite the bullet and go for Twitter Thread (Not Sponsored) Would love them to do so

They have an amazing tool that can take your entire tweets and post them on various social media platforms

Basically you Sign Up you setup your accounts and then write your content that content will be converted to post , threads videos and images

Also it will be posted on to accounts you want

Also this post is comming from there awesome tool as well they recently opened up hashnode as access for Early Users in V2 which is around $60 when i bought for lifetime

So Yeah it is a good way

Now I have 2 viral tiktok with one at 1.2M Views and 1 at 600K Views both on advice to write both by TwitterThreads

So I think it was worth spent $60