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Take a following list of 3,000 accounts. If a fifth of them have gone quiet since the day you followed them, that is 600 dead entries shaping what your timeline serves you, and the Following tab will not tell you which 600.
That is the case for pulling the list out of X entirely.
Scrolling ranks accounts in an order X chooses. A file lets you rank them in an order...
A flat response on a growing follower count is usually an arithmetic problem before it is a content problem. The number sitting under your username counts every account that ever pressed follow, including the ones that stopped opening X years ago.
What most people check first: the post, the hook, the hashtags, the hour. What the base usually shows:...X returns a maximum of 3,200 of your most recent posts, and your reposts are counted inside that number rather than beside it.
That ceiling, not your patience, decides how much of your repost history is still reachable. Almost nobody checks it before they start scrolling.
To see all my retweets on Twitter, load your post history into a filterable table and set the po...You find customers on X by reading what people wrote, not by reading who they claim to be. A bio gives you a job title. A post gives you a problem, a deadline, and sometimes a budget.
Twitter search finds customers when you stop searching profiles and start searching post text. Circleboom collects public posts matching your keywords on X through the X Enterprise API, then ...I used to treat "most shared" as one number with one answer.
Then a client asked which of their posts had traveled furthest, and I came back with three candidates: one that had been reposted most, one that had been bookmarked most, and one that people had quoted more than either. Same account, same year, three different posts.
The cost of picking the wrong one is ...