My hope is that I will forget to make these posts because I am not thinking about Twitter at all anymore. However, the biggest struggle I'm having without Twitter now is maintaining the small audience I've built and growing that audience.
I mentioned yesterday that I built a small CLI application to post tweets, but that is neither efficient nor convenient. I'd like to share information about building things, the projects I'm working on, and articles I find interesting. But it is becoming a chore to do.
Maybe that's not a bad thing, but as an IndieHacker, I definitely don't want to cut off a potential marketing and sales channel. Perhaps, with a little more time, I can build out some better automation tools to continue tweeting and sharing content about what I build and learn. But right now, there's a gap in the content I share.
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Twitter takes a long long time. I just crossed 1000 followers last year after a good amount of time on the platform. I shifted focuses many times, though. Keep at it...as long as you feel mentally healthy doing so.
Thanks for the links. I didn't realize Twitter had their own curl-like app. That's cool. And I've actually been thinking about Mailbrew off and on for a few months. Might take a closer look.