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You know those people who are always observing things, asking questions, and finding lessons in everyday experiences?
Hi, I'm one of them. 😂
I'm Abisola. I share stories, thoughts, and things I'm learning along the way.
If that sounds like your kind of space, let's connect.
Abisola Mary retweeted
I love how everyone is working towards their growth on this space.
I'm deeply touched by the support I'm receiving and it reminds me of how much we all need each other to grow.
And honestly, engaging back is just normal.
Oh, I love you people. 🥹❤️
Abisola Mary retweeted
I cut people off for how they treat others, too. You don’t have to do me wrong. I pay attention to how you treat everyone else. How you treat people shows me who you are.
Abisola Mary retweeted
12 to 18 followers in less than an hour! 🥰💃 Little wins deserve big celebrations! 🎉
Abisola Mary retweeted
I went from 51 followers to 390+ followers today, and the number is still growing. 🥹❤️
I keep engaging with others and they keep coming back to engage with my posts.
If you have engaged with any of my posts today, this is me shouting a big THANK YOU to you.
Abisola Mary retweeted
There are three ways to grow on X:
- Follow-for-follow.
- Joining engagement pods.
- Following proven content patterns and staying consistent.
The first two can help you gain followers and engagement quickly. And believe me, they can work very well on X.
With follow-for-follow, people follow you because they expect you to follow them back..
With engagement pods, people engage with your posts because they’ve agreed to engage with one another’s content.
You get likes, replies and reposts, sometimes without those people having a genuine interest in what you’re sharing.
The problem is that this kind of growth can be difficult to sustain.
People may follow you because you followed them, not because they care about your ideas. They may engage with your posts because of an arrangement, not because your content resonates with them.
As a result, they may never really pay attention to what you share or understand what you actually do.
The third method takes longer.
It requires consistency, patience and the willingness to keep creating even when growth feels slow.
But I believe it’s the best way to build a lasting presence on X.
When you consistently share valuable ideas around a particular subject or niche, people gradually become familiar with your work.
They begin to recognise your name, associate you with specific topics and understand what you bring to those conversations.
Eventually, people follow you because they’re interested in your perspective and want to hear more from you.
That’s how you build recognition, trust and authority over time.
Which methods would you choose to build an audience on X, and why?
Abisola Mary retweeted
I can't be the only one who thinks the past tense of 'think' should be 'thunk'
And 'fry' be 'frew'
Abisola Mary retweeted
Replying to @Ola_miideGrace
I also wonder a lot of time that, why is the past tense of;
Put not putted
Cut, cutted
Teach teached
Write writted
Find finded
Sleep sleeped.
And a lot of others I wouldn't be able to write cos of word limit
Abisola Mary retweeted
Me on Twitter:
"Did you just like my post?
Oh, I'm going through all your posts.
I will like everything you have shared today." 😂❤️
Abisola Mary retweeted
I don't need to look rich to the world. I just want enough wealth so my family never has to experience financial hardship.
Abisola Mary retweeted
If you engage with my posts, I will return the support on yours. If I’m short on words, I will leave an emoji, a like, or a repost.
Abisola Mary retweeted
New here, but definitely not new to the gist. 😂
Memes, shades, random thoughts and everything happening on this side of the internet.
Let’s have some fun. 👀🖤
Abisola Mary retweeted
Do you know one thing about me? I believe in mutual growth.
If I follow you back and you unfollow me, I will surely fish you out. 😂
And when I do, I will unfollow you and won't be engaging with your posts again.
Because really, It takes nothing to grow with others.
















