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How do you grow your account on x as an artist?
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>>7885982
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I've been posting weekly since 2021 and I'm still in sub 100 followers hell
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>>7885976
Retweet bigger artists, or quote tweet their posts with a relevant drawing.
Don't overuse tags, or even the "#". If you have a drawing related to something trending, just fit the term into your posts naturally.
Example:
> "Pikachu" is trending
> Your post: "I drew Pikachu."
If you are going to use a hashtag, use "#artmoots". Not as effective as it used to be, but it still works for gaining prospective followers.
Lastly, keep the account active, post about your art frequently, and avoid filling your media page with reaction gifs or non-art related content.
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>>7885976
Just say "Please like, follow and subscribe, and remember to click on the little bell icon for future updates. Bro Fist!" on every post.
>x
Is elon actually getting people to call it that? I can't believe this shitty rebrand is beginning to work. Twitter has always been shit, but it had fantastic branding for what it was, and now look at it's logo. It's shit! It's looks like they got some cheap, free of the web font, and simply hit the 'x' key... Not that there was much that could be done with a company name as lousy as fucking "X".
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>post frequently
>draw OK
>hope a bigger account retweets your art at the right time
Twitter is a popularity contest, so getting the blessing and visibility of a larger account helps, and the more followers you get, the easier it is to get more followers, both due to larger reach and due to people being less inclined to follow accounts with low follower numbers.
Short of buying bots or having an e-friend with a big account who constantly pumps up your shit, there really isn't much you can do beyond posting regularly, posting what people want to see, and drawing well. My art does awful on Twitter, though it does OK on Pixiv and consistently gets booru scores on-par with or better than artists with many times my follower counts.
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I guess I can ask here. I know
>clicking "See less often" or muting
>having bots in the replies
reduces visibility but if I use my account with 3 likely bot followers and I retweet a post does that hit their visibility too?