Bird In Public: The Take-Twitter-Seriously System and 30-day Cohort

Learn how to grow on Twitter: 

Implement a Take-Twitter-Seriously System in a community for 30 days.

But hold on, why the

I'm Craig Burgess — known in small but powerful circles as “The Barnsley Badman”. 

I got some very satisfying Twitter results and think you can too: 

In 2020 nobody knew who I was. 

In 2021 4,000 people on Twitter know me as the guy who gets things done.

By 2022 - this number should double again.

What changed?

I stopped overthinking and adopted a simple routine. 

I changed my mind from "perfect" to "experiment".

I wrote more tweets

I learned to have fun.

In just 30 days of BirdInPublic you will:

Write more — quantity over quality.

Get repeatable results.

Experiment with style and content.

Procrastinate less and take action more.

Develop the do-it-now muscle and mindset.

As a bonus: you’ll notice what works for you and the people of Twitter.

Learn and build a Twitter following in community - so you're not alone.

How it works

For 30 days, we’ll ask you to adopt the #BirdInPublic mindset and method.

You'll tweet more, reply more, and get hands-on experience with how Twitter works.

Simple.

Time to decide:

Three reasons for NO:

You aren’t ready to tweet something every day.

You aren’t ready to learn.

You don't want to get better.

Three reasons for "YES - I'LL  JOIN BIRD IN PUBLIC":

You want to understand how Twitter works.

You like the mind-shift from "perfect" to "experiment".

You will commit to daily practice.

Sound good? Click the I Want This button on the right.

Here’s what you'll get:

Feedback on your Tweets and approach to help you improve immediately.

The Library: a growing collection of tutorials and advice.

Weekly office hours with guests doing smart things on Twitter.

Here's what you'll do:

Write tweets every day for hands-on experience.

Cheer for our friends putting in the effort.

Get and give feedback so we can start to learn and understand the nature of Twitter.

Find the I Want This button — and use it.

In January 2020 I had around 800 followers on Twitter. The stats were dismal.

My tweets were seen only 15,000 times and I lost 4 followers.

I was about to become a Qwitter. It wasn’t serving me and it felt like a waste of time.

But, I made a simple decision, developed and implemented a system and finally got predictable results.

I took Twitter seriously for 12 months before teaming up with Brian Ball to create this cohort.

Now, in January 2021 I had 3,975 followers

My tweets were seen 1.4  times and I gained 676 new followers.

Twitter helped me:

• Acquire expertise
• Build global connections
• Cash in by promoting his authentic work