Twitter Growth on Autopilot

While you're perfecting your product...

Your competitors are winning on Twitter.

(and they’re getting rich doing it)

I see it every day.

Good products failing.

Great founders invisible.

Mediocre projects raising millions.

The difference?

Not tech. Not tokenomics.

It's Twitter.

The Harsh Reality

82% of investors check a founder's Twitter before investing.

Let that sink in.

Your pitch deck? Secondary.

Your GitHub? They'll look later.

Your Twitter? That's their first impression.

And first impressions stick.

The Cost of Twitter Silence

Every day you're not building on Twitter:

• Users trust brands they recognize

• Investors choose more visible founders

• Developers join projects with clearer stories

The math is brutal: 6 months of Twitter silence = 12 months of delayed growth.

I've seen it repeatedly.

What Winners Do Differently

The founders who raise easily aren't coding geniuses.

They're Twitter-native.

They write in:

• Clear language

• Short sentences

• Mobile-friendly chunks

They turn complex ideas into simple tweets.

And they do it consistently.

Why Most Founders Fail Here

• "I don't have time."

• "I'm not a natural writer."

• "I tried Twitter but got no engagement."

Sound familiar?

These are the same excuses I heard from founders who later:

• Lost developer talent

• Missed funding rounds

• Watched competitors outpace them

The Simple System That Works

You don't need to be Hemingway.

You need a system:

1. 21 tweets per week

2. 10 outbound comments per day

3. A writer who can translate your thoughts into high-performing tweets.

That's it.

How To Break Through The Noise

This is exactly what I do for Web3 founders.

I don't just write tweets.

I build Twitter systems.

Saving founders hours they don't have.

Without sounding like everyone else.

Keep Building,

Jax 

PS - My writing team is opening two more client slots this month. Send me a reply if you’re interested.

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