To create engaging content for U.S. middle and high school students, use a fun, relatable tone with examples from their daily lives, pop culture, or trending topics to make lessons feel relevant. Mix in interactive elements like polls, quizzes, memes, and short videos, and keep content visually appealing and bite-sized to match their attention span while encouraging participation through challenges or discussion prompts.

I don't use social media as much, but the content creators that I like are the ones that interact with their fans and also post lots of content related to a specific topic.

To grow a Twitter (X) account for a new AI startup, start by defining your brand voice (thought leader, approachable educator, or innovator) and clarifying your target audience (developers, business leaders, tech enthusiasts). Post consistently with high-value content: educational threads simplifying complex AI topics, short product demos, behind-the-scenes updates, and insights into industry news. Engage actively by replying to influential accounts, joining trending AI discussions, and asking thought-provoking questions that spark conversation. Use eye-catching visuals, GIFs, short videos, and infographics to boost engagement, and experiment with memes or light humor to make the brand relatable. Pin your best tweet or product intro to your profile, post daily during peak hours, and cross-promote through your website, newsletters, and team members’ accounts. Collaborate with other AI builders through joint threads or Twitter Spaces, and use analytics to track engagement and follower growth so you can double down on what works best.