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Content Patterns That Work

"Day X" progress updates with metrics consistently outperform. The reply guy method day 1 post hit 618 views and 22 likes - the account's best performer. Specific numbers (impressions, users, followers) create credibility and trackable progress narratives.

Controversial takes with "unpopular opinion" hooks generate engagement. The vibecoding gatekeeping tweet reached 67 views despite low likes - the format sparks debate.

Resource compilation threads ("X resources. Here's what I found") show promise but need stronger hooks. The format is recognizable but underperforming relative to personal updates.

Content Patterns To Avoid

Generic product announcements without context fall flat. Multiple feature ship tweets get sub-100 views when they lack the "why this matters" angle.

Long thread promises that don't deliver immediate value - several "here's what I found 🧵" posts show low completion rates based on engagement dropoff.

Vague philosophical takes without personal stakes underperform. Generic founder wisdom gets 1-2 likes while specific personal stories get 5-8+.

Posting Strategy

The account should post 2-3 times daily during peak windows: 11:00 UTC (early US morning), 14:00 UTC (US lunch), and 19:00 UTC (US evening).

Sunday and Wednesday show strongest performance. The current posting frequency is good but timing needs optimization - too many tweets land outside peak hours.

Content Mix Recommendations

60% - Daily building updates with specific metrics (users gained, features shipped, revenue changes). These are @heynmodi's strongest performers.

25% - Tactical threads but reformatted: lead with the most valuable insight, not "here's what I found." The tech stack tweet worked because it led with value.

15% - Spicy takes on AI coding, no-code, and founder culture. These seed conversations but shouldn't dominate.

Kill the resource roundups in current format - they're not landing.

Writing Style Tips

Hooks need specificity: Change "5 resources. Here's what I found 👇" to "I cut my Claude bill from $100 to $20/month using these 3 alternatives"

Add stakes to updates: Instead of "Shipped new feature," try "Shipped the feature that should 3x our conversion rate - nervous to see if it works"

Use pattern interrupts: The teleprompter tweet works because "I suck at it" is refreshingly honest. More vulnerability, less polish.

End with questions on engagement-seeking posts - the account does this inconsistently.

Top 3 Topics To Focus On

1. The reply guy experiment journey - Day 1 post crushed it. Document all 30 days with metrics. This is the account's breakout content opportunity.

2. Building multiple products simultaneously - The juggling projects tweet hit 173 views. The chaos is relatable and unique positioning.

3. The $0→$1K MRR journey - The 90-day goal post resonates because it's specific and achievable. Monthly updates on this would perform well.