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@soham_nayak04917 posts analysed

Personal openers run 1.23x par with a median of 641 impressions, while imperative openers index at 1.07 but have a lower median of 470 impressions — your choice of opener matters significantly.

  1. 1
    Use more personal openers.
    Personal openers
    index 1.23n=88
    Their median reach
    641 impressions
  2. 2
    Reduce the use of imperative openers.
    Imperative openers
    index 1.07n=17
    Their median reach
    470 impressions

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Posts analysed
917
Median impressions
542
across original posts
Best length
40–59 words
1.25x par · n=121
Best opener
Personal
1.23x par · n=88

Every bar below is scored against par for the account at the time it posted — impressions climb as you gain followers, so raw medians flatter whatever you wrote most recently. 1.00× is average for you. Anything either side of the dashed line is the writing, not the growth.

How the posts open
Personal
Opens on yourself — “I”, “my”, “we”.
n=88
1.23×
641 median · 0.21% bm
Imperative
Opens with a command — “stop”, “build”, “never”.
n=17
1.07×
470 median · 0.24% bm
Number
Opens with a count — “3 things…”.
n=58
1.04×
579 median · 0.27% bm
Question
Opens by asking something.
n=125
0.96×
562 median · 0.14% bm
Addresses you
Opens on the reader — “you”, “your”.
n=19
0.97×
413 median · 0.19% bm
How long they are
40–59 words
Multi-paragraph.
n=121
1.25×
725 median · 0.23% bm
1–7 words
A single beat.
n=236
0.89×
510 median · 0.21% bm
8–14 words
One full thought.
n=218
0.97×
537 median · 0.17% bm
25–39 words
A short argument.
n=100
1.01×
559 median · 0.23% bm
15–24 words
Claim plus a reason.
n=150
1.01×
514 median · 0.22% bm
Which subjects actually earn reach
Earns you the most reach
  • iit bombayn=9
    6,071 median11.64×
  • interviewsn=9
    4,029 median7.63×
  • startupn=11
    1,201 median2.88×
  • companyn=10
    1,196 median2.68×
  • zeron=9
    1,461 median2.58×
  • moneyn=12
    1,026 median2.42×
Earns you the least
  • asteroid beltn=6
    168 median0.48×
  • beltn=9
    204 median0.49×
  • conqueredn=10
    201 median0.64×
  • clicksn=9
    274 median0.67×
  • payingn=8
    548 median0.73×
  • launch premiumn=6
    447 median0.73×

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How you open

Question, number, command, personal, flat statement — scored against par for your account, so growth doesn't get mistaken for skill.

How long to write

Seven length bands, not three. The difference between 15 words and 35 is usually where the sweet spot hides.

What to write about

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