<b>CASE: link in post vs link in first reply</b>

<b>CASE: link in post vs link in first reply</b>
Heard from a B2B SaaS account that A/B tested the same launch 8 times across two weeks.
— Tweets with the URL in the body averaged 4.2K impressions.
— Identical tweets with the URL parked in the self-reply averaged 19.7K — about 4.7x.
<b>Label: Rumored</b> (single-account test, no internal data).
<b>What it means for your reach:</b> the link-in-reply workaround still tracks with X's known preference for keeping users on-timeline. Treat 4-5x as a ceiling, not a promise, and re-run it monthly — the deboost weighting shifts and what worked in spring won't always hold.

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