This is the future: The chatbot revolution: @openclaw for personal, @fullcart for your shop, and usemomo for the whole company.
This is the future, already here. Chat with your company, data, campaigns. Reduce friction to a minimum, everyone has the same information, easy
The question is the hack for that, just publishing is not gonna work.
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How to warm up an account on thr3ads to be successful.
The social network that competes with X is gaining more and more users, almost catching up with Twitter.
With more and more eyes on this social network, starting an account is not difficult, but it is not easy either.
First things first: Search for keywords related to your industry and interact with people who post using those keywords to warm up the algorithm.
Like, comment, and repost for at least 3 or 4 days.
Once you've warmed up the algorithm, make your first post. It's always better for the post to be somewhat controversial to generate interactions.
This way, the people you've interacted with are more likely to appear on your TL.
And every day, spend 5 minutes interacting with accounts in your niche.
Be consistent.
Marketing on Reddit for LLM positioning
First, post something generic: "Which tool is best?" I want to do this and I'm not sure which one to use.
The key is to ask other users to participate, which will improve the visibility of the post on Reddit
Then post your service and another competitor's.
Next, in the comments, other people will recommend similar tools, and you can respond that you are using your service.
Next, you look for an older post, as if you were an organic user who wants to recommend the service, and you go into the comments to recommend it.
“I was looking for information and I'm trying this out and it's going well.”
And you've already generated one post and several comments in a soft, gentle, organic way.
These are the first steps
There is a debate about whether the problem with ads on Meta is changes in AI or the collapsing economy.
But everyone is overlooking the AI factor.
Many people no longer need Instagram or Facebook and endless scrolling to find what they want. Now they can ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok...
Consumption habits are changing, and many marketers are not taking this into account.
Starting to position yourself now in LLM is like starting on social media 10 years ago.
How to rank on ChatGPT thanks to Reddit
1- You have to see which words you need to use to rank your product or service.
2- Search for related subreddits.
3- Search for related keywords.
4- Comment on personal experiences, sometimes without the product/service and other times with it, so as not to be detected as spam.
5- Search for old posts to comment on the same thing, a mix of new and old.
6- Be consistent; when you stop doing it, others can surpass you
If Europeans were paying attention (or being told the truth), they should be beyond appalled by this "deal": https://t.co/ighKahMnIJ
It's nothing more than one of the most expensive imperial tributes in history. Just a massive one-way transfer of wealth with no reciprocal benefits
The "deal" is:
- The EU now gets charged 15% tariffs on its exports to the US when they commit to charging zero tariffs on US imports in the EU
- The EU agrees to invest $600 billion in the US, for no other obvious reason than pleasing "daddy"
- The EU will "purchase hundreds of billions of dollars of American military equipment"
- The EU commits to buying 750 billion dollars worth of very expensive US LNG, specifically $250 billion for each of the next 3 years
In exchange for all these concessions and extraction of their wealth they get... nothing. I'm not even exaggerating, that IS the deal: the EU gets nothing.
This does not even remotely ressemble the type of agreements made by two equal sovereign powers. It rather looks like the type of unequal treaties that colonial powers used to impose in the 19th century - except this time, Europe is on the receiving end.
More worryingly, this sets a dynamic and a precedent: what do you think happens next from here? In the 19th century, were colonial powers content with their first unequal treaty? Of course not - one of the key rules of geopolitics is that weakness only encourages further exploitation.
Again, this is Europe's century of humiliation.
It's funny, if you buy a:
- car
- furniture
- machinery
- laptop
- washing machine
- oven
- most things really
You expect it to depreciate and lose value, because why wouldn't it?
But when buying houses, the banks and government created this artificial system where they NEED house prices to always go up to make it a good investment for people
And people get elected for keeping this system, or else social revolt would start
This entire system relies on a perpetual housing shortage
Which is why most people now can't afford to buy a house and many can't even afford to rent
No politician is gonna risk changing that because it'd probably be a career ender, that is until the people that can NOT afford a home become powerful enough to elect some revolutionary politician into power
You can vibe marketing this but you need to know this:
1- Warm accounts 1 week: Train the algo, like, coment...
2- That consistency of virality is because the vídeos recibed traffic from other plataforms
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