One person's question on Twitter represents a thousand silent prospects with the same problem. Listen to what they say, use their exact words to name the pain, then reframe it as what they want. Specific language beats generic promises.
If somebody asks you a question, you pay attention to that question. For every one person that asks, there's a thousand people with that same concern that are not saying anything. How do you raise your engagement? Put your ear to the ground and listen. You label exactly what the frustrations are with the exact wording. You flip them into wants, and then you talk about these things. The way you say stuff matters a lot. There's a difference between saying, "Make more money on Twitter," to saying, "You can't land clients because you have a small following." The more you play the game, the more concerns you get. The more concerns you get, the more you can make your wording and language precise. When you put into words what people only have in their heads, you're gonna see your sales go up because the pain is the pitch. When you can articulate exactly what they're feeling, they will buy from you.
