Which is more persuasive? "Growing your audience" vs. "getting more Twitter followers"

Question

I need your help and opinion!

Currently, working on the landing page for Hummin (a tool for Twitter)

Regarding the text on the landing page,
Which is more persuasive? "Growing your audience" vs. "Getting more Twitter followers"

What would you choose? or any others?🤔🤔🤔

I would appreciate any feedback on the landing page
https://www.hummin.io/

Won Park · Accepted Answer

I will help you. Don't worry.

Hossein Yazdi · Answer

It's a kinda difficult question as both seem to be great. Instead of saying my personal opinion, I would like to refer you to this link: http://aminstitute.com/headline/ As suggested and used by Brian Dean, founder of backlinko.com and an SEO expert, this tool analyzes your headline and gives you a rating. A good headline should lie above 30%. Test both of them using this tool and let it tell you which one would work better based on important factors they assess.

Answer

Well, to me, "growing your audience" sounds more persuasive because it implies that you're expanding your reach and potentially bringing in new customers or supporters, whereas "getting more Twitter followers" sounds more focused on a specific platform and less about overall growth.

Charlie Kor · Answer

@frennchines Thank you for your sincere opinion👍👍I agree too.

Charlie Kor · Answer

@won_park Thank you😆

Rishabh R · Answer

Ask yourself these questions:

- What do you want to achieve with your profile.

- What is more important customers or social media status

If you want social media status go for followers

If you want to build a successful business go for audience building

Which is more persuasive? "Growing your audience" vs. "getting more Twitter followers"

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