[Tips for Successfully Becoming a Full-Time Employee in 4 Days?] Important points and tips to keep in mind when creating a profit account 1. 'Prohibited Abnormal Behavior': If someone who usually comments 100 times a day suddenly comments over 1000 times, their account will be suspended. This is especially true for those who have just created their accounts or have small accounts; you should avoid sudden abnormal behavior! It's also better to avoid artificial interactions that may look like farming activities. 2. When purchasing a premium account, buy it through the web instead of the app (the web is always cheaper). 3. To convert to a profit account, you need to accumulate earnings from the moment you start, and receive them all on your first payday, so if you're going to earn anyway, do it as quickly as possible. In my case, I kept my comments below 200 a day. + I did not react to sensitive topics like 19+, politics, etc. A clean account is important! Now for some tips: 1. There are methods to achieve 500M impressions in 3 months, and the way to generate actual profits afterward is different. It's like needing to obtain a certification in Korean history to pass the application process for a public enterprise, but Korean history doesn't really help in practical work. 2. To increase exposure, commenting on large overseas accounts (like Elon, Trump, major English and Japanese news channels) and commenting on posts that are favored by the algorithm is the fastest way. 3. It’s convenient to refer to Creator Studio. In the Inspiration > Last 24H section, I mainly reacted to posts in English, Japanese, and Korean that I could make jokes about or post fun GIFs, and it worked quite well. For example, a few days ago, content about choosing room layouts was trending, and yesterday it was about the live-action version of Rapunzel, and today it's about asking Grogu to choose, delete, or dress up... such content is trending, and commenting on those posts increases the views of the original post while also riding the algorithm. I also enjoyed the Black and White Chef and commented "Hey friend, let's not fight~" which got tens of thousands of views. If the comments you leave on overseas accounts get good views, you can cleverly leave a few more comments on different topics afterward, and the views will rise together. X is a platform at the forefront of trends and changes quickly, so the rules will always change, but this method has worked well over the past 4 days. (Of course, you shouldn't just copy and paste the same comment!) 4. It's generally better to avoid actions that Twitter dislikes. They don't like external links in original posts and discourage the use of hashtags. When you post, it's better to include at least one image, especially one video, as it increases exposure. Naturally, you should be careful about others' copyrights (you could get reported). Nowadays, Nanobanana creates good images, and using GIFs is also fine. 5. Once you meet the minimum criteria, engaging and communicating with other blue badge accounts leads to real profits. (It's even better if you have a premium or premium plus account.) It seems that the key is to 'make people find you.' To do that, you need to become a 'memorable person,' and your profile picture, handle, and nickname are the start of branding. First, check if your profile is memorable. In that regard, working alongside Yapping is synergistic. (Yapping is a program where you join global blog experience platforms like Kaito or Cookie, and through competition for mind share (influence) on a project basis, you can earn rewards in coins by making it onto the leaderboard.) There has recently been a barrier to entry of over 100 Yap for newcomers, but once you set it up, the rewards are decent. For example, MemeMax has a total reward pool of 800k in Phase 2, which is over 1 billion won. There are quite a few projects that allocate separate quotas for Korean accounts. It requires a lot of work, but it's a sure way to earn foreign currency. Even if it's not Yapping, writing, quoting, and commenting on topics you can 'enjoy discussing' will help in the long run. It has to be fun to sustain it. (It's also good in terms of archiving your interests and insights like a portfolio!) ...