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More on growing your X account.

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How often should you post on X? The two ceilings

How often should you post on X: free accounts are capped at 50 posts a day, and the ranking code discounts your second and third post in the same feed.

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Article·7 min read

Why am I losing followers on X? The 6 real causes

Losing followers on X is usually not people leaving. Bot purges, locked accounts, the spam quality filter and deactivations all move the number for you.

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How to save a photo from X at full resolution

Saving a photo from X is one tap, but the file you get is a shrunken copy. Here is the native route on every platform and the URL trick that returns the original.

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How to share your X profile: link, QR code, follow link

Four ways to hand someone your X profile: the plain URL, the in-app QR code, a link that opens the follow prompt, and one that survives a username change.

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What does ratio mean on X? Why it can help you

What does ratio mean on X: the 2:1 reply-to-like rule from 2017, how to calculate yours, and why the ranking code pays more for a ratio than for applause.

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Why are my X views so low? The one slot you get

Why are my views so low on X: the ranking code gives a sub-50k account one feed slot per reader, for two hours, and only while the post is under 200 views.

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Can you hide your checkmark on X? What still comes off

X retired the hide-your-checkmark setting in 2024. Here is what actually removes a checkmark, and which X profile labels you can still switch off yourself.

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X automated account label: who needs it, how to add it

X's Developer Guidelines require API bots to carry the automated account label. Here is where the setting lives, what the label shows, and why it often will not switch off.

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How to find your first post on X: 3 routes that work

The old my-first-tweet page now redirects to X's homepage. Here are the three routes left to your earliest post, and why the 3,200 limit does not block any of them.

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