Right, lets make this one quick!

After checking this post @idksamad78699/x-monetization-chronicles-how-i-got-5-million-impressions-on-x-in-two-weeks

I was like... hummm, that does not sound that hard... and then, I had to try right?

Guess what! IT FU**ING WORKS!

If everyone on #hive goes and does the same, I am very certain (even without #premium) that one can achieve very similar results.

More detail?

Well, apart from what @idksamad78699 said/studied (please give him the credit because I am just verifying this with one day, but he is the brains!), what one has to find is simply posts with lots of views (during or at the beginning) and look for ones especially that have divided opinions (usually those are more powerful or faster to react to your comment).

Then make a somehow a neutral comment that can be interpreted in multiple ways (fall into the both sides). But something that provokes discussion... then wait and eventually someone will pick it up, and after that, its just a momentum thing. Keeping quiet as @idksamad78699 mentioned in his post, might work for new accounts, but for older accounts, that might or might not do any difference. I can't verify yet that part anyhow. Although if the objective is to not have a lot of WORK, yep by all means, don't feel the need to reply might help in that sense.

I noticed that keeping some engagement helped your comment getting noticed (but probably not too many comments is the key), but I haven't reached the rates of his experiment, so I don't know yet if I am going to be shadow banned... but I noticed that the comment started to get more attention once I commented to other people on the same tweet thread, so it might be looking if you specifically go read what people are replying to you.

It might not work with all subjects I am guessing, because it might depend a lot on what is "trending", but quite looks working overall so far with politics and entertainment things. Choose the one you are best to keep a conversation on because otherwise eventually people will try to flag you for "oh... I see what you are doing". Like @idksamad78699 said, there are lots of those "warriors" around that can spot you by looking at your comments.

I luckily have already a good history on the account, so it might be helping and hopefully it does not yet trigger any shadow banning. But I do recommend to keep a "ramping up" profile if you are doing this, because the shadow banning could very well identify this as a "problem" to correct. There are crazy people over the world too.

I have chosen that tweet about the guy jumping off to the judge (that I saw the first time from @r0nd0n) and it was PERFECT. It has Millions of views and therefore the attention to comments there is super quick (way quicker than I thought).

https://twitter.com/forkyishere/status/1743132123073265983

- forkyishere

Am I being fake here? Well, no, I am actually putting my own opinion, but behind the scenes I am adapting the way I write my opinion over the strategy here.

Can you maintain this level of interaction every day? Well... I can't (not sure how I am going to maintain this level of interaction LOL), but this was an experiment, and what I think is, if you do this a couple times, then because people start following you to engage with you specifically, and you basically create a viscous cycle in the platform. I would expect the effort to reduce for the same amount of impressions over time, but since its just 1 day of testing, I can't really yet see.

Either way, I am not doing anything but to express myself there (so that is organic), the only extra thing I am doing, is choosing topics on purpose for specific attention. And that, everyone does in some sense as well I would say, at least in my view I think the average will want just to tweet for attention. Not saying this is the rule, but biggest part of the cake at least.

Damn... this was NOT quick as I intended... but it is what it is. Will keep you updated if I find more peculiar stuff!