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On 2026-08-07 @alexcooldev confirmed a technique “works” and advised sharing both…

2026-08-07 · 00:15 UTC ·@alexcooldev ·1 min read

Brief

Alex (@alexcooldev) confirmed a method works (post dated 2026-08-07) and urged creators to both show wins and reveal actionable insights while withholding core product secrets because competitors lurk on X. Nevo David (@wickedguro) adds that 'how-to' posts generate saves—which X favors algorithmically—so make content saveable to boost distribution.

Why it matters

On 2026-08-07 @alexcooldev confirmed a technique “works” and advised sharing both results and the useful insights behind them while keeping a product’s most critical secrets private because competitors are active on X.

Key details

  • Nevo David (@wickedguro) recommends posting 'how-to' content rather than just 'what you did': 'what you have done' gets likes/comments, 'how to do something' gets saves.
  • Per @wickedguro, X’s algorithm prefers saves and will push posts more when they receive saves, so prioritize actionable, saveable content to increase reach.
Source evidence

I can confirm this works.

People on X want to understand why it works and how you did it, not just see you flex your results.

Do both: share your wins and share useful insights behind them.

But make sure you keep some of your product’s most critical secrets to yourself.

Your current and future competitors are on X more than you think. 😌

Nevo David (@wickedguro)

You should talk less about what you have done and talk more about how to do stuff.

If you talk about what you have done, you will get a lot of likes and comments.

If you talk about how to do something, you will get a lot of saves.

X prefers saves and will push your posts more.

— https://nitter.net/wickedguro/status/2085210321296445914#m