The question just strike up my mind, when I saw few of the post on Twitter, which only made to show the strength of Hive member on Twitter.
I think people somewhere, misunderstood the meaning of Hive Hustling.
Hive is the platform, where we all have been to.
And defining "Hustling" , Dictionary says:
verb (used without object), hus·tled, hus·tling.
"to proceed or work rapidly or energetically"*
Going by the definition and combining it with the Hive platform, it indicates :
a massive push, that may simply make Hive a common name to everyone. We need user and we need investor, who give time and money to make Hive a bigger platform than other mainstream social platform.
The best way to make hive popular is to make your known one familiar with Hive network. 
Hive Hustling on Twitter, never call you to open a new seperate Twitter account. Instead the best way is to promote Hive with your twitter main account that will allow the follower to know more of Hive.
Opening a new twitter account especially for Hive, means you have only hive member in your list. And promoting about Hive is only like promoting your post within the various Discord community.
Once you start using the main twitter account, your tweet will reach to many of your known one which ultimately results in more hive onboarding, thereby making Hive very Popular.
Another important way of Hive Hustling on Twitter is to make proper use of #hashtags. Many users prefers to share their Hive content on Twitter to garner more audience and they have quite a specific hive related "hastags"
Instead the user can choose the generic hashtags like art, food, travel, etc topic that relate to the hive content. Using them, anyone who check upon the hashtags on Twitter may get to know more of the Hive platform. Simple yet quite effective.
So rather than making a false buzz on twitter, is it good to be real and make genuine effort together to make Hive popular. Hive Hustling is actually a genuine effort which will be succeeded by joint effort of all the active users of Hive and Twitter.
Namaste 
