Behind the biggest twitter acquisition funnels in B2B
at CCC Acquisition, we've booked 100s of B2B calls through twitter DM funnels for b2b clients across 13+ niches: cold email, google ads, AI UGC, content, content marketing, meta ads, linkedin inmails,
this article title is not an exaggeration. i've just condensed 2 years of twitter knowledge responsible for multi-6-figures, 10s of millions of views and 10s of 1,000s of followers across every b2b
there is a window open right now in B2B twitter that will not last forever most people have absolutely no idea it exists because the think twitter is for pump coin scams, public child predators and
every single interaction on twitter, every piece of content someone reads, every DM they open, every profile they click on, is governed by the same human biases that have been running our species for
twitter DMs have a completely different culture, completely different mechanics, and completely different psychology than linkedin, instagram, or email. the scripts that work on linkedin will get you
this client came to us with a 7-figure business and a twitter presence that communicated approximately none of it the content was generic. the posting was inconsistent. nothing in the feed made you
this was one of the most satisfying case studies we've ever produced at CCC Acquisition not because the revenue numbers were the biggest (they aren't) but because the niche was one of the hardest to
i've been doing this long enough that i can tell you exactly what works and what doesn't across 30+ agency clients, multi-6-figures generated, 10s of millions of views in b2b twitter, and 100s of
i didn't randomly choose that number to make a cool article title. i know countless agencies that reached 8-figures with Twitter as their MAIN or ONLY acquisition channel. and no they're not doing
Two posts about the exact same topic, from the exact same account, will perform at completely different levels based on how they're written. The hook, the rhythm, the format, the sentence variation,
Every person who reads your content exists somewhere on a spectrum between where they are now and where they want to be. Some of them don't even know they have a problem yet. Some of them know they
The "Twitter" algorithm is constantly changing. Every 2 weeks there's a new strategy. There has been the short-form platitude era. The paid RT era. The quote tweet era. And now we're in the "GIF
