I turned Twitter into a six-figure, nearly automated machine.
But the way I built my Twitter empire is unlike that of 99% of other people out there.
Can I share my secrets with you?
It all starts with what I call a “SoloFunnel.”
Here we go:
What is a SoloFunnel?
A SoloFunnel is a five-step process for building a profitable Twitter six-figure business.
The goal is to establish trust with your audience and provide solutions to their problems in order to generate six-figure income on Twitter.
And today I have so much to show you.
But let me start with this:
My Twitter SoloFunnel consists of five essential steps:
1/ Attract the right audience
2/ Collect leads
3/ Nurture relationships via email
4/ Offer them a product or service
5/ Optimize and repeat
Let’s do a deep dive into each.
1/ Attract the right audience
You don’t need millions of followers to make a six-figure income on Twitter.
Pick a topic you love.
Share problem-solving content.
And your target audience will flock towards you.
Start by asking yourself these questions:
- Q1: What problems will I be solving?
- Q2: Who is experiencing these problems?
- Q3: What am I currently doing that can be of value to them?
These questions will help you tweet about non-generic ideas.
That way, you’ll be able to:
- Share stories about how you overcame specific challenges
- Create content that tackles the needs of a specific group of people
- Show a new technique you discovered
2/ Collect leads
Offer a free resource, mini-course, or newsletter in exchange for their email address.
I recommend you start with free software like @Gumroad.
With it, you’ll be able to:
- Craft a simple landing page
- Give away free stuff
- Collect email
- Automate emails
Don’t overcomplicate this.
A fast way to collect leads with Twitter is:
- Pinning a tweet with a link to your landing page
- Or post curiosity-driven AutoDM tweet to easily capture leads.
“An AutoDM? Da’ hell’s that?”
I wrote a post about it.
3/ Nurture relationships via email
As you collect leads, nurture them through personalized emails.
Share more of your experiences, stories, and insights.
Connect with your audience on a deeper level and make them feel understood.
Remember: Relationships come first; sales will follow naturally.
Here are simple emails you can send:
- Welcome email: Introduce your brand.
- Content email: Share valuable content.
- Engagement email: Encourage a reply.
- Product/service email: Introduce paid services
- Testimonial email: Share social proof
- Offer email: Provide a limited-time offer
- Follow-up email: Provide additional information
Best thing?
You can set these emails up on Gumroad too.
4/ Offer them a product or service
With trust established, present your irresistible offer.
Your offer should be based on the problems they’re facing.
And how your skills can solve them.
It could be a coaching call, a digital product, or a service.
If you’re selling digital products, you can do so with Gumroad.
If you’re selling coaching or services, I suggest you open a Calendly account so that people can book calls with you.
5/ Optimize and repeat
Consistently evaluate your SoloFunnel’s performance.
Keep an eye on what works best for your audience.
Rinse and repeat this process.
And keep growing your six-figure Twitter SoloFunnel.
Then double down on what works.
And eliminate the rest.
Ask yourself:
- What’s getting the most engagement?
- What’s prompting the most questions?
- What am I enjoying the most?
BONUS TIP: Keep it simple
You don’t need complex systems or expensive tools for success with SoloFunnels.
Focus on:
- Problem-solving content
- Offers services that help your audience.
- And use a simple way to receive payments (Gumroad, Stripe, PayPal)
This is your ticket to a thriving Twitter SoloFunnel.
Next Steps
1/ Subscribe to my YouTube Channel , and follow me on Instagram & Twitter.
2/ Want my team to setup a SoloFunnel for you? Book a call with me.
3/ Learn the art of persuasive writing? Get my Crashcourse Copywriting guide
4/ Learn more about my 1 Hour Workday Program where I go deeper into how to set up the system to spend less time working and more time earning.
