How to create a high commercial value Twitter account Firstly, there is a misconception that high traffic does not necessarily equate to strong commercial monetization. What we are discussing here is the real high traffic, and if it is fake traffic and fans, it is even more unrelated Commercial value=Number of fans * Quality of each fan The number of fans obtained through politics or yellow tweets has very limited commercial value. So sometimes the commercial value of a KOL with one million followers is not as great as a KOL with 100000 followers (assuming both KOLs are real fans) In my opinion, commercial value equals influence beyond social platforms, content quality, operations, and diligence 1. Influence beyond social platforms This is not very related to content creation, mainly because of the creator's previous influence, so even if industry leaders don't post much content, they will still have many fans 2. Content quality Content quality is crucial as it determines the upper limit of commercial monetization, as well as your IP and positioning 3. Operations With content, good operational methods are also needed, because Twitter is not a media, you need to sell your high-quality content, and even the aroma of wine is afraid of deep alleys Sometimes some peculiar operational methods may attract thousands or even tens of thousands of fans at once 4. Diligence Diligence is a necessary condition for doing KOLs. Currently, Twitter is so popular that in order to stand out, you need to devote yourself wholeheartedly to writing 3-5 high-quality articles and receiving 50-100 replies per day, I have reflected on myself and have done a very poor job in this regard. During DeFi Summer, I relied on hard work to post articles, and within a few months, I had less than 50000 followers. However, in the past few years, I have only posted one article per week on average, and my number of followers has basically not increased. Recently, I am learning from all the Twitter experts Do you have any tips for creating a Twitter account? Welcome to share