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what-worked
Work out what a person's best-performing Twitter or LinkedIn posts have in common, and turn that into what to write next. Use when someone asks why a post did well or badly, what their best posts have in common, what to write more of, or wants their recent posts reviewed against their numbers. Do not invent engagement numbers, and do not use this to analyse someone else's account.
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# What worked, and more of it
The useful version of this is specific to one person's actual posts. General
content advice is free everywhere and worth what it costs.
## Step 1: get the numbers
Ask them to paste their **last ten to fifteen posts with their numbers**: the
text, and impressions plus likes or reactions plus comments for each. Both
Twitter and LinkedIn let them see this in their own analytics.
If they can only give you a handful, work with it and say what that limits.
‼<U+FE0F> Never state a number they did not give you. Not an estimate, not a