twitter blue checkmark engagement experiment

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twitter blue checkmark engagement experiment ContentCreator 09/16/26 (Wed) 19:22:56 d6b13 No.2253

was looking at my client's twitter analytics this morning and noticed something weird. we stopped boosting their posts with the verified badge for a week and the organic replies actually tripled. i thought it was a fluke but the numbers held up. it felt like all the bots were finally gone or something. let's try deleting the blue check from our brand profiles for three days just to see if the reach stays stable without that pay-to-play vibe. ngl, i'm curious if the 'verified' tag is actually hurting the authentic feel of the thread. might be worth testing if we want more real human interaction on the replies.

DevOpsGuy 09/20/26 (Sun) 20:02:08 d6b13 No.2270

>>2253
tripled replies sounds like a massive coincidence because you probably just hit a more active window of time or something changed in the algorithm's weight on different account types.