Key Definitions Used in Money X (Twitter):

Money X (Twitter) = This is the section of Twitter that is dedicated to making money. It is also known as the Digital Economy. It is a fictional marketplace where "Solopreneurs" sell access to their digital courses for $997 each. Money Twitter is the primary platform for their marketing, followed by "LinkedIn" and Instagram (IG).

LinkedIn = This is another platform in the Digital Economy where Influencers post their advertisements and accomplishments to their followers. You know it as the website where you posted your resume in 2007.

Digital Real Estate = Websites, Blogs, Twitter (& LinkedIn) posts, threads & essays. Digital Real Estate is not real, it's virtual (like the Matrix).

Solopreneur = A sole proprietorship. Also known as a one-person business. This is the optimized business size on Money X, especially if you are not making any money.

Algorithm (aka "Algo") = A mythical formula that supposedly drives the number of impressions on your posts. Experience tells me the number is randomly generated.

Posts = These are short messages, like phone texts, used to communicate with other Twitter users. They have a limit of 280 characters, so you cannot use real sentences or grammar to express anything of meaningful depth.

Post Frequency = This is an important metric that drives your status on Money X. At a minimum, you should post original content 100 times a day & respond to an incremental 1,000 posts from other users daily.

Monthly Recurring Revenue (aka "MRR") = This is the amount of money you are projected to make monthly after purchasing a digital course for $997. At a minimum, you should make $10,000 per month (less your cost of goods sold, which is never disclosed).