Threads is super underrated Starting an account for Chase there on Saturday. Reworked some of my old material and had several go viral there. +14.9k followers in just two days. Seems like a lot of the hooks and formats that people have used over and over again on X are still fresh and new to Threads users.

it's always the dumbest stuff that goes viral. I was down the shore with my fam and I laughed to myself about the whole "market price" thing on menus one night while we were at dinner, so I fired this off: https://x.com/chrisorzy/status/2068787907599507818?s=20 Didn't generate any new business, obviously. but now Im only ~500k impressions away from being monetized, so that's pretty cool, I guess

Everyone who does ghostwriting - how do you price your services? From what I'm seeing, experienced freelance writers usually charge something like $3k to $5k a month for writing a CEO's content on X and/or LinkedIn The established agencies are usually in the $7,500 to $10k a month range with a minimum 3 month commitment What are others doing here?

Had another one of these longform stories hit this weekend https://x.com/chasedownleads/status/2071243437374845264?s=20 Here's my rough process for writing these: - find a real, cringey post to parody (LinkedIn Lunatics account is a good place to start) - open up with some dramatic sounding first line (it's best if you slip the word 'billionaire' or some large sum of money in there) - make the 2nd or 3rd line some ridiculous detail that has nothing to do with the actual story (the spaghetti kiss part, in this case) - break it up into as many short lines as possible for dramatic effect - story ends with someone having a name that isn't actually a person's name

Been having a lot of success with this format lately The formula is an Obvious scam text, but with the implication that I fell for it