How to Build Engagement When You are at Zero

It's no secret that social media can be a great way to make new friends and connect with people who share your interests. But did you know that engaging with similar accounts on a daily basis can actually make you closer friends? Here's why:

• Engage with similar accounts on a daily basis. Soon, you’ll become friends and they’ll engage back.

When you engage with similar accounts, you're essentially saying to the account owner, "Hey, I like what you're posting about!" This is a great way to start a conversation and get to know someone better.

Plus, when you engage with similar accounts, you're exposing yourself to new ideas and perspectives. This can help you learn more about your interests and even find new things to be passionate about.

And finally, when you engage with similar accounts, you're building a community of friends who can support and encourage you. This is especially important if you're going through a tough time or working on something big and challenging.

• DM everyone who follows you and strike up a conversation. The network you build this way will stick with you till the end.

Start a conversation with them, tell them why you follow them, or just say hello! You can also offer to help them out in some way if they need it—whether it means linking them to a video on an important topic or just giving them advice about something that's bothering them.

If you follow people on Twitter and Instagram, DM them and get them to follow you back. Now, instead of just serving as a source of content for your followers, you can be an influencer in their lives. This is called "networking" and it's what every social media platform is designed to do: connect you with other people who can help you grow your business or career.

• Share your journey openly.?Be Vulnerable.?Ask for genuine help and people will come around to help you. Just be Genuine.

I've been on the road to success for a long time, but many times I've come close to quitting. It's always been hard for me to ask for help and share my journey with others. But then I realized that if I can't be vulnerable in asking for help, then how will anyone else be able to help me?

It's a lot easier to ask for help when you're open and honest about your struggles. When we are willing to share our struggles openly, we are able to receive genuine support from those around us.

Being vulnerable is not easy, but it's worth it! If you're looking for someone who is willing to help you through the difficult parts of your journey, reach out today!

Cheers!

Adejoh Akeji

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