I started watching Y Combinator Startup School W20 lectures and summarized it.
For sharing it, I started a Twitter account with the username @StartupSchoolYC where I am sharing the lessons in form of tweets and threads.
🔗 Link to handle: twitter.com/StartupSchoolYC
I am using sociomata.com to schedule my tweets and threads for the account. If anyone is looking for a Tweet or Thread scheduler, they can sign-up on the platform.
I request all founders, makers and members of the community to have a look at the content that I am making and follow if you like it. 🙏🏻
I look forward to get some feedback.
Is there a way to read these in 1 page - it's really awkward to read em tweet by tweet
Can you elaborate?
You can read a single thread on one page instead of going through individual tweets if you mention the bot @threadreaderapp with the keyword unroll below that thread.
I don't know any method which could help you read all threads at one place but I will keep posting new content frequently as we are not even quarter way there.
I am copy pasting everything in a Google Docs, hope that's ok :)
can you share the link?
Just curious what your end goal is with the Twitter account?
This will in a way force me to watch the lectures of YC Startup School which I may have delayed otherwise. It will also help me improve my writing and content creation skills.
Apart from that, this validates our work at Sociomata.com which helps content creators schedule tweets and threads. All the threads have been scheduled using our own product so sort of a promotion channel as well.
That makes sense, thanks! Nice strategy.
Thanks, are you an active Twitter user?
The content is very useful for founders especially those not able to watch the Startup School lectures. I personally like the images designed for every thread.
Appreciate the feedback. I hope the content is valuable for all the founders.
That's a great collection, I recommend trying different variations of images. To see which one sticks best.
Maybe try doing some A/B tests on similar posts.
By different variations, do you mean changing color, font and images?
Yes. Try outlines on the avatars if that's not too much work.
Try illustrations on the side
Try different themes like dark theme white font, and light theme dark font
Try one without any human but some logos probably.
Yeah, the fourth one seems like a nice idea. I did something similar when I wrote a case study of Meesho (YC S16). I'll also try other ideas.
Great! Good luck!