Hey guys, just wrote my first post based on Alex's formula. Pretty sure I got the structuring right, but I'm sure something is missing. FYI, I posted this around a day ago and got around 40 impressions with effectively 0 engagement. I'm pretty sure I know the reason, but feel free to let me know if there's any other possible reason. I went through my follower analytics and found that only 5% of my connections are of the market I'm targeting. Been sending connection requests to fix that issue, and I think it's slowly working because this post has actually reached the right audience for the most part, as opposed to the old posts which got more impressions , but was reaching the wrong audience totally. My questions: - Should I start posting daily? - I didn't really get many big accounts in my niche to engage with, so would leaving just around 5 comments be fine or enough? Or should I deviate to different niches that I intend to target later on too (w.r.t commenting). - @Alex Colhoun if you could give me some feedback on my post as well as my analysis that would be great. Inputs from anyone else would also be great. Thanks!

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I currently found out about using keywords to search for posts from people who may have a problem that I can solve. Instead of searching for profile, I search for posts and use filter. I'm surprised nobody had taught me about this from the outside, even when I asked for help. Still, this might open pathways to cross-platform searches, I think some people use X for this too. Still, is this a leverage somehow?