50 Best Tweets About Growth Hacking (2026)

A curated collection of the sharpest, most-shared X posts about growth hacking—saved so you do not have to dig through the timeline yourself. Updated weekly.

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  1. 01

    @fin465 ·

    I might regret posting this cuz it's one of our best growth hacks and anyone can do it, BUT here's how to get 250k-5m+ views on your launch video its OP cuz if you crack the formula, you can ship a new vid each month and drive insane inbound. We make 1/month and clear 200k+

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    @Clara_Gold ·

    The easiest job in tech is Head of Growth at a consumer company with PMF. I did it at Rappi and thought I was a genius. Everything you try works. Tweak onboarding → conversion jumps. Unlock referrals → growth explodes. Turn on paid → infinite scale. And if something fails… it

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    @wadefoster ·

    It was May 2012, and we hadn't yet launched @Zapier. Two YC office hours changed everything. The first was with @GarryTan. He had one question: "Have you launched?" We said no. We had users. People had paid us. But in our minds, the product wasn't good enough. Garry didn't

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    @fin465 ·

    we hit 1,000+ B2B customers in under a year. i made a TIER LIST for every growth channel to grow a startup in 2026. here it is: S TIER (best) → Outbound unbeatable way to get your first 10 customers. literally just ask people if they want to buy your sh*t if you built

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    @SinaSinry ·

    In 2025, I ran paid ads for my app for a full year—scaling from $800 to $2,500 daily spend, mostly on TikTok. By Nov 2025, we hit $98k MRR (as shown in my past posts). Then, starting Jan 2026, I shut off ALL marketing—zero spend on paid or organic—to test true net revenue.

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    @seraleev ·

    I’m taking a break from X. I don’t know how long it will last. I’m a bit tired of the constant focus on reach, monetization and being public all the time. I want to spend some time in silence, focusing on my business. Over the last 2.5 years of my build-in-public journey, I grew

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    i spent 1.5 days studying the growth loops behind the fastest-growing startups they're the closest thing to free distribution here are 7 brilliant ones: 1/ robinhood — you referred friends to jump the waitlist. 1m signups before launch, $0 on ads 2/ rogo — every report a

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    @davidsenra ·

    My conversation with Tony Xu (@t_xu), co-founder & CEO of @DoorDash. 0:00 DoorDash MVP in 43 Minutes 1:39 How Delivery Worked in 2013 3:17 Small Business Roots and Insight 5:48 Why Restaurants First 8:24 Palo Alto vs San Francisco 11:03 Early Customers and Unit Economics 15:22

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  9. 09

    @alexabelonix ·

    1 month ago i ran an experiment where i: 1. didn’t schedule posts 2. didn’t use AI or rewrote everything in my own tone of voice as u can see my earnings increased 2x: last month: ~$200 this month: ~$400 what experiment about X growth should i run next?

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    @gaganbiyani ·

    Growth marketing was perhaps the most important trend in tech in 2010. Chamath literally got 1% of Facebook and became a billionaire for starting the first ever growth team at Facebook. I ran a conference called “Growth Hackers Conference” and it was sold out multiple years in

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    @omarships ·

    Distribution is where most startups quietly die. Everyone talks about it like it’s some growth hack. Almost nobody does it right. People ask me: “How did you distribute Agently?” It's Simple. Unsexy. Boring. No playbook. No magic channel. Here’s what actually works: 1)

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    @brodieseo ·

    AEO Tip: I've been increasingly experimenting with trying to influence ChatGPT output for my eCommerce clients. Particularly for queries where I'm comparing my client against competitors for basic 'buy' and 'sell' queries for them as a business. The balance that we're trying to

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    @HappyfulofWeb3 ·

    Career Update; Last Friday (Feb 20th) Was My Last Day at SP3ND! Over the past 11 months at @SP3NDdotshop , I’ve led Growth & Marketing efforts focused on building early-stage distribution for a crypto-commerce platform aiming to enable users to shop global retail using digital

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    @mbertulli ·

    When a consumer brand stalls out, everyone blames the ads or the product (It's almost never that). It's usually one of these 8 operational mistakes that quietly cap your company's growth: 1. Operating from low gross margin In consumer, everything is downstream from margin.

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    @emilylai ·

    Thinking about how crypto incentives on retail apps skew user behavior. This makes traditional metrics like LTV more difficult to measure and affects user acquisition marketing downstream When targeting new users on CT, there’s two distinct user types: 1. Those who actively use

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    @leonabboud ·

    X growth hack: Double how much content your publish. Last year, I ran an experiment. "What would happen if I doubled my content output?" I tried it. The results? My account doubled in reach and follower growth. Do it, the algo does not nerf you for volume.

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    @danmartell ·

    growth hacking isn't a tactic. it's one question: who already has my customers? here's how it plays out: wealth manager friend: "my best clients have jets." ok.. who sells the list of every private plane at an airport? turns out, someone does. that was his whole channel.

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    @HappyfulofWeb3 ·

    Was talking to a founder of a Web3 product with 220M users. I shared a bunch of growth ideas. He replied with one line: “Cool. How to monetize?” That question hit harder than anything else. Because it exposes a truth most people in crypto avoid: If your growth strategy

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    @ToriiRowe ·

    Meta is combining awareness and sales into a single campaign type in Q2, and I think it’s the most significant structural change to paid social prospecting in the last few years. This is different from Customer Lifecycle Strategy! Here’s what’s actually happening. The new

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    @SchmelebeckPPC ·

    If you're spending $200K/month on Meta and $30K on Google, you're not diversified You're exposed Here's the test that proves it: Go to GA4 → Acquisition → User Type (New vs Returning) (or Triple Whale, Northbeam, Wicked Reports, etc) Filter by Google Ads traffic What

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    @BigBrainBizness ·

    Facebook VP of Growth Alex Schultz on the single most important metric for startups: Alex has advised multiple startups throughout his career, including Airbnb and Coursera. Across all of them, one pattern keeps repeating itself. "Retention is the single most important thing

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    @natiakourdadze ·

    I recently discovered a new growth hack that SaaS startup founders use on X, Product Hunt, Hacker News and Reddit: 1. They set up Google Alerts, F5bot, ReplyGuy or BrandWatch for the competitors' products 2. Then, using these social listening tools, find discussions that mention

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    @denisyurchak ·

    Becoming a senior developer is 100x easier than a senior marketer. A successful indie hacker means you need to become both. The knowledge about coding is centralized is structred, the marketing knowledge is split and chaotic. Most senior marketers learn from their mentors on

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    @sarah_carusona ·

    Let's talk about the Head of Growth (HOG) role. Who needs one. What they do. And what they don't. 𝐖𝐡𝐨 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐇𝐎𝐆 𝐢𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐫 Most brands don't need a Head of Growth until they're somewhere between $8 - 15M. Before that? IMHO (most) founders should run growth themselves. Learn Shopify.

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    @iamfra5er ·

    THIS GUY NICHED DOWN SO HARD HE WENT FROM $0 TO $23K/MO IN ONE VIRAL POST stefano spent a year pivoting his design tool 3 times and barely made any money then he noticed something weird: the only people actually happy with his product were the ones designing mobile apps so he

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    @adrien_brbr ·

    Things that actually moved the needle for my SaaS: - Hard paywall from day one (free tier = $0 revenue for weeks) - Affiliates at 40% commission (beat all my own marketing combined) - Reddit 3x/week in niche subreddits (not r/startups) - TikTok 2x/day, reverse-engineered from

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    @zmbnski ·

    8 mental models i keep coming back to as an indie hacker: - jobs to be done: people don't buy products, they buy solutions - distribution first: a worse product with better reach usually wins - activation > acquisition: getting users in the door means nothing if they don't stick

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    @oliverbrocato ·

    Most ecom brands die because their founders never evolve. They play operator while calling themselves CEO. Wanna make the jump? Follow this map: 1/ Retention > acquisition. If LTV isn't climbing, ur on a treadmill going nowhere. 2/ Study competitors like ur life depends on

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    @terencebuilds ·

    Successful founders will hire 'retention engineers' before growth hackers Churn analysis > User acquisition Lifetime value optimization > Viral loops User journey mapping > AB testing landing pages Keeping users beats finding new ones #BuildInPublic

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    @TheecomMike ·

    was having dinner with a guy in dubai last month. runs a supplements brand. doing ~$250k/month. been stuck around that number for almost a year. we got talking about growth and he said something i hear constantly at this level. "we're profitable. product is great. ads are

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    @TheecomMike ·

    a friend’s store was stuck at $180k/month. for months, he couldn’t push it past it. ads were healthy. product was strong. team was solid. so he told himself what everyone tells themselves: “it’s a creative problem.” his solution? new angles. more UGC. different hooks. he

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    @joulee ·

    The art and excellence of growth Most companies think growth means running more experiments. DoorDash Chief Growth Officer Brian Hale sees it very differently. When I asked him what separates excellent growth teams from okay ones, his answer surprised me. Excellent growth

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    @sarah_carusona ·

    In 2026 my team will oversee almost $100M in revenue for 𝐬𝐮𝐛𝐬𝐜𝐫𝐢𝐩𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐞𝐬. I've seen the good, the bad, and the ugly. And at this point, we know exactly what works. While I'm not launching my own brand anytime soon (one day....) But if I did, here's exactly what I'd do 👇

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    @aymanalabdul ·

    The 80/20 Growth Rule: - 80% of your resources on what’s already working - 20% on new experiments At AppSumo, one small test (switching from credits to cash payments for referrals) became an 8-figure revenue channel Test small. Scale what works

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    @ThinksDylan ·

    We're hiring a Growth & Operations Manager to join @JoinPond in San Francisco (on-site): Pond is an agent task marketplace where people and agents can post tasks and agents on the other side will compete with each other to get results delivered. By posting tasks, clients can

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    @aigleeson ·

    The most followed accounts in every niche figured something out that nobody is teaching. They post every single day. Sometimes twice. I spent 3 weeks going through the top 50 accounts in 6 different niches on Instagram. Not to scroll. To study. I tracked posting frequency,

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    @Hartdrawss ·

    This reddit user SaaS hit 0 → $25K MRR and exit in < 2 years his advice? painfully simple. here's the breakdown : 1/ PLG didn't get him from 0 to 1 >clean signup meant nothing without buying intent >he called almost every trial user early >most calls were awkward and useless

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    @HsanC_ ·

    I used Claude to understand what posts worked best for me in April. - Tips / value posts - Raw reality - Indie hacker wins - Marketing experiments 📈 Using @PostPlanify MCP - so it has all the data. So clear what I need to double down on 🤞

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    @oliviaakory ·

    We simulated a year of marketing decisions 36 million times, and we are now sharing everything we found. I thought about not posting this on a Saturday but no need to pretend that we aren't thinking about causal inference 7 days a week over here at Haus... First, why do we

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    @nrmehta ·

    Agentic Coding Might Let Us "Fire Bullets, Then Cannonballs": Jim Collins, the legendary business author of "Good to Great," wrote about an approach to experimentation in companies to avoid what many get wrong: "First, you fire bullets (low-cost, low-risk, low-distraction

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    @adrien_brbr ·

    I followed X growth advice for 2 months straight. Reply to 50 people a day. Post 3 times. Build in public. Thread on Mondays. My follower count went up. My MRR stayed at $0. Then I stopped. Closed X for most of the day. Spent that time on cold outreach, Reddit, affiliates, and

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    @bmykhaylivvv ·

    Just crossed $500 MRR with Amplifresh after 3 months of building. Started as a weekend project to solve my own content amplification problem - now helping 200+ creators automate their social media workflows. The growth loop was simple: build in public, ship fast, listen to

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    @ToriiRowe ·

    Buckle Up, This is a Fun One! ⬇⬇⬇ We took over a brand in October 2025. Before we came on, the previous 18 months told a clean story. And not a good one. Jan through Sept 2024, they averaged: $1.76M a month. Same period in 2025: $1.63M a month. Revenue down 7.5% year over

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    @victor_bigfield ·

    unpopular opinion: reddit is a better acquisition channel than twitter, linkedin and product hunt combined. here's why nobody talks about it: reddit users hate self-promo. so 99% of founders spam and get banned. but if you actually help people in threads where they're asking

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    @SSage38676 ·

    Here's the 8-step process to crack your acquisition funnel : 1. Strategy not vibes
Market + competitor + customer reviews → ICP → positioning → message architecture.
Ex: "For solo founders drowning in spreadsheets, we turn tasks into a tracked workflow." 2. One North Star,

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    @Hartdrawss ·

    this is a weird long post without much substance I strongly recommend against reading it so, do you feel like whatever you're building right now is just another app that will drown in the App Store? maybe you should stop, and work on the only unsolved problem that actually

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    @rfunk82 ·

    Tracking growth publicly as I build #Talo. 1 week update 👇 Current user acquisition: Building Talo | User Acquisition: ▓▓░░░░░░░░ 53/300 Goal: 300 companies. Current: 53 companies. +23 companies in the last week 🚀 Top acquisition channels: • Organic TikTok content •

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    @fbrsaas ·

    This is every saas growth strategy ranked brutal truth edition and most founders waste months on shit that doesn't move the needle. here's the complete tier list from S to D: **S-TIER: product-led growth** only strategy that fixes the root problem instead of treating symptoms

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    @MehulFanawala ·

    Everyone loves talking about growth. Until you ask about churn. Over the last few weeks, I have been meeting founders, some in person and some online, asking a simple question: “How is growth going?” Almost everyone had a good answer. But when I asked the next question “What

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    @jiayuan_jy ·

    Recently, I did some research about @ahrefs. Ahrefs started as a tiny bootstrapped SEO tool built by a solo engineer who put his own savings on the line. Today it does $100M+ in ARR, is still independent, and competes head-on with giants. Meanwhile, its rival Semrush just agreed

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