7 Lessons to Electrify Your Twitter Profile

Your Twitter profile is a magnet.

The strongest ones attract your ideal followers.

Here are 7 lessons to electrify yours (w/ examples).

And don't miss my video showdown with ChatGPT at the end.

— Dave Kline (@dklineii) April 19, 2023

I don't care for the idea of "tear-downs."

If you're brave enough to put your ideas into the world, I'd rather help build you up.

Make sure you reward these volunteers with a follow.

— Dave Kline (@dklineii) April 19, 2023

Banner = Free Real Estate

With tools like Canva, the banner is your billboard.

Remember:
- Check mobile. Those iPhone cutouts can make clever unclear.
- Big tends to beat busy. Send one clear message.

Example @aymanalabdul

Ideal Follower: "7-figure CEOs who want to grow" pic.twitter.com/ufcLqUOQGn

— Dave Kline (@dklineii) April 19, 2023

Pick The Best Click

More options drive fewer clicks. Don't make people choose.

What is the most important next step in your relationship?
-> Newsletter
-> Free call with you

Example: @mikawl_lim

Ideal Follower: "Professionally, people who want to grow Youtube audiences." pic.twitter.com/C1Y1MOi484

— Dave Kline (@dklineii) April 19, 2023

The Love Language of Followers is Focus

Try to appeal to everyone, and you attract no one.

My rule: "Ifs" but no "Ands."

Example: @Pam_Rubin1

Ideal Follower: "People leading remote teams...seeking to build the soft skills and mindsets to create collaborative communities." pic.twitter.com/OPTiaNuPiW

— Dave Kline (@dklineii) April 19, 2023

You're Not Naval

Unless you're 1M followers famous, tell people what they'll get.

Tip: If you post regularly, say it. Don't rely on them scrolling.

Example: @louieruvolo

Ideal Follower: "Sober or interested in sobriety. Also interested in healthy aging and or athletics." pic.twitter.com/VKOq51awLe

— Dave Kline (@dklineii) April 19, 2023

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It's the sample at the end of the aisle at Costco. You want to hook them with one taste.

Ideal candidate:
- High engagement
- Squarely in your lane
- Written in the last year

Example @girdley

Ideal Follower: "Business-oriented Chili's lovers" pic.twitter.com/ZL86BbDDwj

— Dave Kline (@dklineii) April 19, 2023

Where You're Going >> Where You've Been

You can shape what you want to be known for next. Just ask the AI experts and "prompt engineers."

Biggest mistake: straddling the past and future.

Example: @jasonstrimpel

Ideal Follower: "Someone 9-12 months into becoming a creator..." pic.twitter.com/EMQrpJEWpq

— Dave Kline (@dklineii) April 19, 2023

Social Proof

This should put weight behind the question: "Why You?"

Think:
- Achievements
- Recognizable brands
- Signals to your ideal followers

Example @gregorycampion

Ideal Follower: "Someone serious about self-improvement" pic.twitter.com/Y6N74NbhLU

— Dave Kline (@dklineii) April 19, 2023

I made these videos in partnership with @usebubbles.

Their killer feature enables video commenting in response to a bubble. A game-changer for async collaboration.

And yesterday, they integrated with ChatGPT.

Let's give it a spin 👇

— Dave Kline (@dklineii) April 19, 2023

So what's your vote: My advice or ChatGPTs?

(And why did she take a big gasping breath at the end?) pic.twitter.com/0FWu3ic4nN

— Dave Kline (@dklineii) April 19, 2023