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Blog · Page 19

More on growing your X account.

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Article·6 min read

Is TweetDeck still free? What it costs on X in 2026

TweetDeck is now X Pro and it is no longer free. Here is exactly what it costs in 2026, when it changed, and the free ways to get the same columns.

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Article·8 min read

The 4-1-1 rule on X: a smarter content mix

The 4-1-1 rule on X means 4 shared posts, 1 repost, and 1 promo for every 6 posts. Here is how the content mix works and how to actually run it in 2026.

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Article·11 min read

Free social media analytics tools: where free runs out

Which free social media analytics tools still cover X, which moved X behind a paid add-on, and what the cheapest plan that reports on X actually costs.

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Comparison·6 min read

X-Autopilot vs Publer: which X tool wins in 2026?

An honest X-Autopilot vs Publer comparison for 2026: pricing, X support, scheduling versus autonomous engagement, and the account-safety tradeoffs behind each one.

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Article·10 min read

Buffer login: sign in and fix the errors that block you

Buffer login is at login.buffer.com. Fix a verification code that never arrives, a retired Facebook or Google sign-in, a lost 2FA device, and an hour-long lockout.

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Article·15 min read

Free X followers: how to get real ones without bots

Free X followers, tested: we opened five free Twitter follower sites in September 2026. The free tier is 10 accounts worth about 36 cents. What works instead.

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Article·10 min read

What is Buffer used for? Social media scheduling explained

What is Buffer used for? It schedules and publishes posts across X and other networks from one dashboard. What it does, what it costs, and how it compares.

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Article·9 min read

How to use X in a web browser (x.com, no app)

How to use X in a web browser at x.com: the full web app, keyboard shortcuts the app lacks, installing it to your desktop, and stopping links opening the app.

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Article·9 min read

Who is the CEO of X? The 2026 answer

X has had no standalone CEO since July 2025, and X Corp itself stopped existing in February 2026. Who runs X now, the full CEO history, and why it matters.

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