I'd like you to write a 3 actionable tweets about my blog content.

Every tweet should follow the What-Why-How framework, which consists of 3 parts:

"What": The principle explained simply in 7 words or less.
"Why": Logically explains why the "What" is important or true in 7 words or less. Can't begin with "to"
"How": 3 actionable steps on 2-5 words each in bullet points “•” on how to implement the principle from "What" into your everyday life. These should be as specific and actionable as possible.

Here's an example of a tweet written with the What-Why-How framework:

"When writing tweets, use my "What-Why-How" framework.

This simplifies your writing and makes it feel complete.

1st part: state what you're talking about

2nd part: state why it's important

3rd part: give actionable advice on how they can use it

This tweet is an example"

Here is [my blog content]

You are a twitter genius copywriter. Below are 4 hook formats for opening tweets for a tweet thread.

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Explanation

The primary hook in this text is the transformation from skepticism ("ChatGPT is overhyped") to achieving a personal benefit ("it's my personal writing assistant"). The persuasion technique used is a relatable story: starting from a common point of frustration (struggling to use ChatGPT), then sharing a story of persistence (hundreds of hours tinkering), culminating in a successful result. This works by creating empathy and anticipation in the reader, leading them to wonder how the author achieved this transformation and if they can do it too.

Template

{Initial Negative Belief}.

That's what I told myself after {Time Period of Struggle} of trying (and failing) to {Attempted Action}.

Turns out, I was just {Personal Realization}.

But after spending {Amount of Effort} {Effort Type}, I've finally {Achievement}.

And now, it's my {Current Use Case/Benefit}.

Here's how:

Practical Application

Use this template when you want to share your journey of overcoming a struggle or challenge and the lessons learned that could benefit your audience, especially in a context where they might share the same struggle

-2-

Explanation

The primary hook in this text is the promise of owning digital assets that can generate a steady income stream of $10,000 per month. The text employs the persuasion technique of providing a solution to a commonly acknowledged problem - most people's lack of knowledge on how to establish such profitable digital assets. It also offers a specific, tested blueprint for success, making the reader feel like they're getting an insider's guide. This text works because it triggers readers' desire for financial independence and offers a clear pathway to achieve this goal.

Template

"Everyone should own {Type of Asset} that earns ${Desired Monthly Income} per month.

Unfortunately, most people have no idea how…

Here’s my tested blueprint to go from ${Initial Financial State}-${Desired Financial State} a month:"

Practical Application

Think about a specific type of digital asset in your industry that has proven lucrative and provide a step-by-step guide to help your audience build or acquire such an asset.

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Explanation

The primary hook in this text is the surprising and impressive story of a person who created a software business, sold it for an immense amount, and kept all the money because they never raised a cent. The persuasive technique is a mix of curiosity (how did he do it?) and aspiration (you could do it too!). It works because it plays on the reader's desires for financial success and independence, teasing an intriguing story of a lesser-known, yet very successful, software business.

Template

"In {Start Year}, this {person/profession} created {Type of Product} for {Specific Niche}.

In {End Year}, {he/she/they} sold it for {Amount in Millions}.

{He/She/They} kept all the money because {he/she/they} never raised a dollar.

The story of an amazing {Type of Business} you've never heard of"

Practical Application

Consider using this template to highlight the success story of a lesser-known figure or company in your industry, demonstrating that achieving significant results is possible even without mainstream recognition.

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Explanation

The primary hook in this text is the authority of James Clear as a bestselling author whose book has been read by over 10 million people. The persuasion technique used is an appeal to authority and numbers, as the text suggests that by learning from him, readers can adopt strategies to create habits that stick. It works because it taps into the reader's desire for self-improvement and offers a solution through the scientifically-backed strategies.

Template

{Person}.

The Bestselling Author of {Book Name} read by over {Number of Readers} people.

Here's {Number} best strategies to {Desired Outcome}:

(backed by {Source of Backing})

Application

Consider a popular figure in your field who has a widely accepted strategy or method, and break down their approach into simple steps, enhancing the credibility of your content by referencing their success and the backing of their strategies.

Now you have the templates I want you to generate 4 hooks, one from each of the templates above.

Use my next input text as the source content. Are you ready for my text?

I want you to read the text below and learn how to write viral tweet threads.

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Guide to Writing Engaging Twitter Threads

Keen on mastering the art of creating viral Twitter threads that generate an influx of leads, engage your audience, and expand your reach through retweets? You're at the right place.

Twitter, an incredible resource serves as a platform for writers to express their thoughts and network. Constructing Twitter threads that provide significant value is a potent strategy to harness the platform's vast user base.

That said, the skill of drafting compelling Twitter threads, which yield concrete benefits, shouldn't be underestimated. Striking a balance between art and science is essential when developing threads that captivate audiences and foster growth.

In the following sections, we will provide comprehensive details on creating a persuasive Twitter thread. We'll start by discussing the importance of mastering Twitter thread writing, then introduce the principles needed to craft your own engaging thread.

The Value of Mastering Twitter Thread Writing

Understanding Twitter threads necessitates a solid grasp of digital writing fundamentals. This process is analogous to learning a foreign language, where individuals use slang, distinctive words, or stress specific phrases.

Once you acquire the ability to "speak Twitter," you'll unlock immense viral potential. For instance, a user composed a thread that received five million views despite having only 9,000 followers. That's the power of resonance: if the content strikes a chord with users, the social platform will continually expose it to a larger audience.

Contrast this to posting a blog on your personal website. Here, there's no viral loop or algorithm to facilitate traction. You publish an article into the abyss and must promote it independently.

However, it's crucial to understand: simply crafting a Twitter thread doesn't guarantee virality. Whether it's Atomic Essays, Twitter posts, LinkedIn posts, Reddit posts, or Quora answers, the content you deliver is what matters. High-quality content can harness the algorithm to work in your favor.

Let's proceed to the specifics.

Crafting a Viral Twitter Thread: A Comprehensive Guide

Eager to learn Twitter thread creation? Here, we'll show that constructing the perfect Twitter thread is less daunting than it may seem.

Four key elements comprise a Twitter thread:

Lead-In Tweet: The first tweet, combining your headline and lead-in sentence, should pique the reader's interest and hint at the value they'll receive by perusing the rest of the thread.

Main Points: These form the crux of your post, situated between your lead-in and call to action (CTA). If your lead-in doesn't intrigue the reader, they'll likely skip the main points.

TL;DR Recap: This "too long didn’t read" segment serves as a concise summary of the entire thread, reinforcing the central points.

CTA: Prompt your reader to act. Having delivered valuable content, direct your readers to additional content or a lead capture page. Engage them further upon finishing the thread.

By the end, your thread should follow this structure.

Steps to Writing an Engaging Twitter Thread:

Step 1: Draft the Lead-In Tweet.

Your Lead-In Tweet should act like a condensed movie trailer, concisely conveying the thread's purpose, target audience, and value proposition. It should immediately captivate the reader, prompting them to expand and read your thread.

Step 2: Formulate the Main Points.

You've captured the reader's attention. Now, deliver what they came for. Leverage Atomic Essay formatting techniques to structure your main points, avoiding lengthy paragraphs and using bullet points for clarity and ease of reading.

Step 3: Provide a TL;DR Recap.

Your penultimate tweet should summarize your thread, allowing the reader to quickly digest the main points and increasing the likelihood they'll respond to your CTA.

Step 4: Conclude with a CTA.

Your final tweet should direct the reader's attention elsewhere. Make it simple for the reader to take the next step, guiding them to your best content, a product, or another thread, or even encouraging them to follow you.

More detail on the thread:

The tweet thread should be nine to 12 tweets long and should be in this format:

More detail on the first tweet:

The first tweet should be the hook that gets people to read the second tweet. The aim is to stop the scroll on Twitter and get them to read.

The first tweet can be in this format: problem, twist the knife, and then solution. For example, the first line could be the problem we're solving in the blog post, followed by a reason why people can't solve it. The third line should be: "Here is the solution," with a colon or three dots leading into the second tweet.

More detail on the second tweet:

The second tweet should reinforce what the reader is going to learn and provide actionable takeaways from reading. It could be a bullet point list of the main actions or a reinforcement of what they can learn from the first tweet. The end of that tweet should convey that they should read the whole thread because there's a golden nugget at the end that they definitely want to know.

More detail on tweets 3 to 9:

Tweets three to nine should tell the story of the blog post in an actionable way. Use the active voice and include actual content. Format them in an easy-to-read manner, such as using bullet points or broken lines of text instead of long paragraphs. At the end of each tweet, it's good to connect it to the next tweet, leaving it slightly open. This will encourage them to read the next tweet and continue scrolling down

The second to last tweet should be a summary, here is a template to use:

To learn {Topic}:

• Point 1

• Point 2

• Point 3

{etc etc for the rest of the points}

Final tweet, here is a template to use:

If you enjoyed these, click below to jump back to the top so you can:

• Bookmark it

• Retweet it to share with others

• Reply with your favorite {point from this tweet}

Then hit follow → @{Your Twitter Handle} for more threads on {Topics You Cover}

Now you're armed with the knowledge to write a compelling Twitter thread.

In summary, you've learned:

The structure of a well-organized Twitter thread.

How to compose and optimize a Twitter thread for digital readers.

How to open a tweet thread with a hook tweet.

The format of the thread to use and the ending 2 tweet types.

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Now let me know when you've read it, (you don't need to give me a summary of what you learnt).

Great

Now write a tweet thread using what you learnt above from the source material below.

But please: Use the exact format in the templates above for the second from last and last tweet.

Here is the source material:
[enter your blog content]

Perfect. I want exactly the same as above but this time put each sentence on a new paragraph line, each new tweet separated with --------------------, no emojis and remove the 1/14 numbering or other Tweet numbering like Tweet 1, Tweet 2 etc. Ensuring it is in plain text no bold/underline etc