ReplySocial playbooks

Long-form playbooks for operators

Practical, opinionated guides on B2B social, Reddit marketing, build-in-public, founder-led marketing, and the monitoring-first workflows that turn social into pipeline. Written for people shipping things, not generalist marketers.

How to grow on Twitter (X): a 2026 playbook for creators and founders

A no-fluff growth playbook for X — the growth math that determines whether the channel can work for you, the first-1,000 game vs. the next-10,000 game, the four post shapes that compound, the reply-on-bigger-accounts loop that nobody talks about, six illustrative vignettes, the algorithm myths to ignore, the tooling stack and what to avoid, and a 30-day starter plan with measurable outcomes.

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Founder-led marketing: a 2026 playbook for SaaS founders building authority on X and Reddit

A no-fluff founder-led marketing playbook — why the founder-as-distribution model works in 2026 and where it breaks, the authority arc from anonymous to category-shaped voice, the four post archetypes that compound founder credibility, the listening half nobody runs, six illustrative vignettes, the trust myths to ignore, the tooling stack and what to avoid, and a 30-day starter plan with measurable outcomes.

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Twitter (X) growth strategy: a 2026 playbook for brands committing a year to the channel

A no-fluff strategic playbook for brands deciding whether — and how — to commit a year of brand-investment resources to X. The five strategic shapes a brand can run, the three pre-condition diagnostics that separate worth-it from wasted, the four-quarter brand-investment roadmap, six illustrative vignettes, six strategic myths to ignore, the strategic stack and what to avoid, and a 30-day kickoff plan with measurable outcomes.

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