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: Keep titles concise and avoid editing them after posting, as the algorithm may penalize changes. Focus on sharing deep research or unique data points to get noticed by influencers. Quick Tools for Preparation
: When sharing a new feed post to your story, you can use the same image as a background by long-holding the screen with the marker tool to fill it with a captured color. : Keep titles concise and avoid editing them
: After posting, immediately add 2–3 comments that extend the post's value—such as an 8th tip to a "7 tips" list or a bonus fun fact. This signals the algorithm to increase reach. Also, avoid putting external links in the main post; place them in the comments to keep users on the platform. : After posting, immediately add 2–3 comments that
: To maintain a consistent and clear tone, start your draft with "Dear [Someone close to you]" and sign off with "Love, [Your Name]". Write as if you are explaining the topic to them, then delete the intro/outro before publishing. This ensures the copy is easy to understand and actionable. : To maintain a consistent and clear tone,
: Start with the most critical information first—ideally a tweet-length summary in the first paragraph—and then elaborate. This caters to skimmers who can "bail out" at any point and still take home the core message.
: Keep titles concise and avoid editing them after posting, as the algorithm may penalize changes. Focus on sharing deep research or unique data points to get noticed by influencers. Quick Tools for Preparation
: When sharing a new feed post to your story, you can use the same image as a background by long-holding the screen with the marker tool to fill it with a captured color.
: After posting, immediately add 2–3 comments that extend the post's value—such as an 8th tip to a "7 tips" list or a bonus fun fact. This signals the algorithm to increase reach. Also, avoid putting external links in the main post; place them in the comments to keep users on the platform.
: To maintain a consistent and clear tone, start your draft with "Dear [Someone close to you]" and sign off with "Love, [Your Name]". Write as if you are explaining the topic to them, then delete the intro/outro before publishing. This ensures the copy is easy to understand and actionable.
: Start with the most critical information first—ideally a tweet-length summary in the first paragraph—and then elaborate. This caters to skimmers who can "bail out" at any point and still take home the core message.
