Every tweet has to provide value. At least, tease something that encourages people to think about what your project could be. That could get you a lot of impressions sometimes.

Please avoid using abstract terms or wording to explain your project. You’ll get 0 impressions. Instead, try to write a post your grandma would understand, if she had to.

We can provide someone to help you with twitter during the hackathon as an intern.

Setting up a profile:

• create a username that “explains” your project (example: Lulo DeFi product → @uselulo)
• set up a logo and banner
• write a description (one-liner about the product, coming to @colosseum, backed by @superteamblkn)
• start posting 👇

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🔔 Important

• We’re reviewing your posts. Use Typefully to write your draft, then send it to us so we can leave comments.
• Try to tag @superteamblkn wherever you can. It notifies us, and we’ll raid your post.

🛠️ Tools

• The only tool you’ll need - Typefully

📖 The Rules of Socials

• Never start a tweet with an @
• Concise statements > longform
• Don’t talk like you’re selling something - write as a builder sharing alpha, not a salesman
• Develop your own style (proper grammar, lowercase, whatever is good for you)
• Iterate with us as much as possible
• Never put links in the main tweet, leave it below if you must
• Video > picture > text
• Never use hashtags
• Avoid many emojis
• Keep a clean bio - One liner about the product | Backed by | Something else
• Pin tweets
• Reply thoughtful to big accounts
• Use Twitter Lists
• Share your posts with other hackathon participants and community member (raid the post as fast as possible)
• Everything is fast-paced, try to tweet and reply as much as possible
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Resources

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