Selling on X
On X, people buy from accounts they've learned from. Post threads that teach one thing, single posts with a sharp idea, and honest updates on what you're building. Keep the product to the last post of a thread and the link on your profile. Postomate writes and publishes those posts for you.
Postomate writes and publishes your X posts. Approve each one, or let it run.
Postomate, this week
Posted to X
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My content system has exactly 4 columns:
Posted to X
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Coaches: if all you post is tips, people will learn from you and hire someone else.
Posted to X
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Your AI cold emails sound like AI because your prompt is too vague. Here's the one I use:
Most sales come from people who've followed you for a while. Every useful post adds to that list.
Put the product link in your bio and a pinned post. Anyone who likes a thread will check your profile next.
A thread that teaches one thing well gets reposted and saved long after you post it.
Mix these and you'll never run out of things to say about your product's topic.
A hook, three to six steps, and a soft mention in the last post. The classic X format.
One idea, stated plainly. No call to action at all; these build the following.
Sales numbers, what you're working on, what didn't work. People root for builders and buy from them.
Invented products, to show the format. Your posts are written from your own product page.
Example: a Notion content calendar
Thread on X
My content system has exactly 4 columns: Idea → Draft → Scheduled → Posted Everything cleverer, I stopped using.
The rule: ideas go in instantly, unsorted. Sorting happens once a week, on Sunday.
I set it up in Notion with a weekly view. It's on my profile if you want a copy.
The rule: Teaches one thing. The product gets one soft line, in the last post only.
Example: a coaching guide
Post on X
Coaches: if all you post is tips, people will learn from you and hire someone else. Post a client win once a week. It's the post that books calls.
The rule: A single post is pure value. No pitch at all; the profile does the selling.
Example: an AI prompt pack
Thread on X
Your AI cold emails sound like AI because your prompt is too vague. Here's the one I use:
“Write a cold email under 80 words. Open with this detail: [something specific]. Name one problem it causes. End with a yes/no question.”
I've got 59 more like it, tested on real outreach. They're on my profile.
The rule: Teaches one thing. The product gets one soft line, in the last post only.
A thread that teaches and ends with a soft mention sells. A thread that opens with a pitch doesn't get read.
Keep one-off posts purely useful. They're how people find you; the threads and profile do the selling.
New visitors check your pinned post first. Make it your most useful thread, ending with the product.
X moves fast. Regular posting keeps you in people's feeds long enough for them to follow.
Yes. X doesn't have a store for digital products, but it's one of the best places to build a following that buys. Link your store in your bio and pinned post, and post threads that teach.
Keep links out of most posts and put the product on your profile. When you do mention it, do it in the last post of a thread, after you've given something useful.
Most days. Single posts daily and a thread or two a week is a pace many sellers keep up.
Yes. Postomate decides whether a topic suits a single post or a thread, and keeps any product mention to the final post of a thread.
Your first posts are written while you set up. Approve each one, or let it run on autopilot.