Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter opened up discussions in Silicon Valley about previously hidden thoughts regarding the administration's impact on business, allowing others to express their views more freely.

I aimed to improve our presence on Twitter, as many users were discussing issues there, and we needed to engage with them directly.

I encourage listeners to spread the word about my podcast, as I don't do any marketing beyond posting on Twitter.

Making it easy for people to share your product increases the likelihood they'll do it; providing sample tweets or posts can significantly boost engagement.

I remember one moment when we realized we had traction; we got about 15,000 signups in a day after running a small ad on Facebook about Mystery Science.

I want Twitter to be a truthful and accurate source of information, functioning as a cybernetic collective mind for humanity.

In the crypto space, it's important to focus on the right audience for feedback, as there is a lot of noise from bots and non-genuine accounts.

The best advertising often involves a deep understanding of the audience, allowing for messages that resonate on a personal level.

Understanding our terminal audiences helps us define the initial set of users we can efficiently win over with new products.