@kentcdodds: The secret to the 𝕏 algorithm can be thought of like this: 𝕏 likes to keep all your posts to the same level of engage…
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The tweet explains that the 𝕏 algorithm adjusts post exposure to maintain consistent engagement levels, advising creators to focus on improving average performance rather than chasing viral hits.
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The secret to the 𝕏 algorithm can be thought of like this: 𝕏 likes to keep all your posts to the same level of engagement.
Share a banger? Your future posts will get more exposure. Share a flop? Your future posts will get less.
Focus on raising the floor, not the ceiling
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