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Hey Reader,
Twitter threads are a critical step in growing your audience. You can use them to grow followers, build authority, and take a deeper dive into a topic.
Your Twitter thread will suck without a killer hook.
The hook is the most important part.
It makes the reader stop scrolling and read on.
Here are 7 of the best hooks to help your thread get the attention it deserves:
A good thread hook should be:
Grab the reader’s attention.
Make them want to read more.
See this by Dan Go:
December 10th 2022
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Make sure your hook is relevant to your audience.
If they read the hook, they need to know the thread is for them.
That compels them to read on.
See this by Jesse Pujji:
April 22nd 2022
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A good hook should be short and to the point.
Too long and you’ll lose their interest.
Don’t flood them with information.
See this by @KateBour:
January 1st 2023
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A compelling image can be a scroll-stopper.
Make sure the visual is:
See this by Sahil Bloom:
January 8th 2023
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Break the mould to get your reader’s attention:
See this by Dan Koe:
January 3rd 2023
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Emotion wins.
An emotional hook makes you want to read on.
Like this by Matt Gray:
November 17th 2022
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It’s clickbait if it doesn’t deliver. Avoid this like the plague.
Clickbait leaves your audience disappointed.
So make sure your thread follows through on the promise.
See this beauty by Wes Kao:
March 20th 2022
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And that's it!.
See you next week.
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by Tessa Davis
I help you deliver better presentations and more effective education so you build a solid connection with your audience.
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