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**#MonetisationThread**
**Thread: How to Grow Your X Account Organically & Get Monetized – No Shortcuts! 🚀**
1/ Hey X community!
As someone passionate about genuine growth, here's my guide to building your account the right way: valuable content, real engagement, and zero manipulation. Let's ditch the follow-for-follow scams and focus on what works.
ProfSK retweeted
X Algorithm’s top Secrets that will also help creators to maximise their Revenue Sharing amounts.
I list them below:
1. You must be original, but not artificial.
2. Be Active, but not too active.
3. Engaging, but not excessively.
4. Interact, but don't reply too much.
5. Use emojis, but only sparingly.
6. Don't give a one-word response, Don't make your response too long. A very brief response isn't ideal either.
7. Spark conversations, but don't post too many comments.
8. Don't post at weird times.
9. Don't post rapidly.
10. Post videos, but don't post AI videos.
11. Share posts, but only limited ones.
12. Ask questions politely but Don't keep asking things as in an interview.
13. Don't interact with low-quality accounts.
14. Don't ignore small accounts either.
15. Only interact with BlueTick accounts, but Don't comment on too many (premium) BlueTick accounts.
It's really that simple.
ProfSK retweeted
جو بیٹیاں باپ کے عزت ِنفس کو مِٹی میں مِلا کر کِسی بھی لنگُور کے ساتھ نکل پڑتی ہیں وہ حرامی پیار کے دعوے کر کے باپ کی مرضی کے خلاف گھر سے تو لے جاتا ۔ لیکن وہ ایسی لڑکی کو ہمیشہ آوارہ گرد اور لُوٹ کا مال سمجھ کر ہی سلوک کرتا اور ایسی لڑکیاں باپ کو دھوکہ دینے کے بعد کبھی خُوش نہیں رہتی ہیں
🔥
ProfSK retweeted
Last week, after a lecture, a student waited until everyone had left.
He wasn't one of the toppers. In fact, most teachers would probably struggle to remember his name.
"Sir," he said, "may I ask something unrelated to the subject?"
I nodded.
He pulled out a crumpled notebook. Between pages of formulas and class notes, he had written a list.
There were 17 names.
I assumed they were friends.
"No, Sir," he smiled. "These are people who helped me in small ways during the last three years."
A librarian who once kept the library open five extra minutes.
A classmate who shared notes after he missed lectures.
A bus conductor who returned a lost ID card.
A professor who wrote a recommendation letter.
He kept adding more and more names.
Then he said something I haven't forgotten.
"Whenever I feel that nobody cares, I read this list."
For a moment, the room was silent.
As teachers, we often wonder whether our words make any difference.
That day I realised something else.
Most lives are changed not by grand gestures, but by small acts that are remembered long after the person who did them has forgotten.
I came home and started my own list.
To my surprise, it was much longer than I expected.
Curious question:
If you made such a list today, whose name would appear first?
ProfSK retweeted
How can you visit Lucknow and not stop by Lulu Mall?And of course, no visit is complete without enjoying the world-famous Tunday Kebabs.
Despite a busy day, I made sure to take some time out to savor these legendary delicacies. Some flavors are simply too special to miss.❤️
ProfSK retweeted
Little steps. Big backup. ❤️🐘
❤️🐘 A mother’s love is the safest place in the world. 🥹💚
Side by side, step by step — a beautiful reminder that the greatest adventures are even more special when shared with the ones we love. 🌿✨
Some bonds are simply unbreakable. ❤️
#Elephants #MotherAndBaby #Wildlife #
Last week, after a lecture, a student waited until everyone had left.
He wasn't one of the toppers. In fact, most teachers would probably struggle to remember his name.
"Sir," he said, "may I ask something unrelated to the subject?"
I nodded.
He pulled out a crumpled notebook. Between pages of formulas and class notes, he had written a list.
There were 17 names.
I assumed they were friends.
"No, Sir," he smiled. "These are people who helped me in small ways during the last three years."
A librarian who once kept the library open five extra minutes.
A classmate who shared notes after he missed lectures.
A bus conductor who returned a lost ID card.
A professor who wrote a recommendation letter.
He kept adding more and more names.
Then he said something I haven't forgotten.
"Whenever I feel that nobody cares, I read this list."
For a moment, the room was silent.
As teachers, we often wonder whether our words make any difference.
That day I realised something else.
Most lives are changed not by grand gestures, but by small acts that are remembered long after the person who did them has forgotten.
I came home and started my own list.
To my surprise, it was much longer than I expected.
Curious question:
If you made such a list today, whose name would appear first?
ProfSK retweeted
🚨 WHAT BUSINESS EARNS 423%–487% A YEAR?
A fixed deposit may offer around 6–8% annually. Mutual funds don’t guarantee returns. Yet documents shared with us show payday-loan costs quoted at 423.87% and 486.67% annually!
💰 Loan offer 1 — SalarySetu / Ampire Finance
• Loan: ₹46,200
• Cash disbursed: ₹43,474
• Repayment after 31 days: ₹60,522
• Disclosed APR: 423.87%
💰 Loan offer 2 — Rupee112
• Loan: ₹1,10,000
• Repayment after 32 days: ₹1,45,200
• Processing fee: ₹12,980
• Quoted annual ROI: 486.67%
• Additional penal charge: 1% per day
These are figures appearing in documents shared with us, not independently verified lender records.
An emergency loan should be a lifeline, not the beginning of financial captivity.
Borrowers have told us how one emergency loan can turn into 10, 20, even 40–50 overlapping loans as they borrow again to repay earlier debts.
The cycle is devastating:
Emergency → Expensive Loan → Repayment Pressure → Another Loan → Debt Trap.
@RBI @FinMinIndia, the public deserves answers:
Why are such extraordinary borrowing costs being offered?
Are all charges compliant, transparent and properly disclosed?
Are lenders and their recovery partners being adequately supervised?
Investigate these practices, publish the findings and take action wherever violations are established.
A borrower should not have to sacrifice their dignity, livelihood or mental health just to escape a 30-day loan.
#PaydayLoanTrap #loanrecovery #harassment #mentalhealth
