Digital Social Hour
The Secret to Exploding Your Twitter Engagement | Elf DSH #1316
Fri, 11 Apr
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🚀 Ready to discover "The Secret to Exploding Your Twitter Engagement"? This Digital Social Hour episode with Sean Kelly is packed with jaw-dropping stories, insider tips, and epic moments you don’t want to miss! 🎙️ Join us as our guest pulls back the curtain on how they skyrocketed their Twitter presence, turning niche content and consistent posting into massive engagement. 📈 From the craziest Twitter beefs to a behind-the-scenes look at upcoming influencer boxing matches, this episode is pure gold. 🥊💻 You'll also hear wild tales about sports betting strategies, navigating lawsuits, and building a loyal online community—all delivered with humor and authenticity. 😄 Whether you're a social media enthusiast, a sports betting fan, or just love a good story, this episode has it all. Watch now and subscribe for more insider secrets. 📺 Hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for more eye-opening stories on the Digital Social Hour with Sean Kelly! 🚀 Join the conversation in the comments and let us know your favorite moment! 💬 CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:29 - Elf’s Fight Camp 05:00 - Prolon Discount Code 05:56 - Elf’s Beef with Sean Perry 10:04 - Growing Your Twitter Following 10:51 - Understanding Twitter Algorithm 11:35 - Engaging Twitter Spaces Audience 12:46 - Expanding Twitter Spaces Reach 16:15 - Defamation Cases Overview 17:51 - Cash Out King Insights 20:33 - Additional Defamation Cases 21:42 - Anxiety from Legal Issues 23:52 - Selling Picks in the Market 25:55 - Limitations of Betting Books 28:35 - Daily Betting Strategies 30:02 - Substitution Angle in Betting 35:08 - March Madness & Super Bowl Arbitrage 40:30 - Spanky: Top US Sports Bettor 41:44 - Identifying Betting Edges 45:58 - Advantage Play in Table Games 47:51 - Challenges of Selling Picks 49:18 - Josh's Pushup Challenge 56:33 - Future Plans for Mattress King 1:00:57 - Where to Find Elf 1:01:35 - Outro APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected] GUEST: Elf https://www.instagram.com/yelff__/ https://www.instagram.com/theelfshow_/ https://x.com/yElff_ SPONSORS: PROLON: http://prolonlife.com/DSH LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/ #howtogrowonx #twittermarketing #socialmediamarketing #boosttwitterengagement #howtomonetizeyouraudience #arbitragestrategy #socialmediamanager #twittermarketing #arbitrage #prizepicks
Chapter 1: Who is Elf and what is his Twitter journey?
is like that so that's i got a lot of hate early on in my career when i first came to twitter because i was leaking edges like i was like streaming live arbitrage calling in an infinite money glitch on twitter and all these posts are like what the fuck are you doing dude that's their livelihood that's their livelihood you know i didn't i had a full-time job i was just loving life you know so it is what it is right
Alright, we got Elf in the building. What's up? How we doing? We played some basketball last night.
We did, yeah. I'm not a big baller, but I did pretty well in the gym. You had a couple nice layups. I did, yeah. Until I got hurt, rolled the ankle a little bit. Your boy was sniping, too. He was, yeah. We had a good squad. Yeah, we did troll. We lost the first game, but we came back and won the second one. So, all good there. Absolutely, man. Out here in Vegas for a month now, right?
Yeah, out here for a month. Fight camp. Fight camp. I'm fighting Sean Perry in a month. It's my first boxing fight. And yeah, I'm ready to go. I mean, I can't stand that guy. He's like the one person on earth that I actually have beef with that I don't enjoy speaking with. I'm a nice kid, but Sean Perry, I can't stand him at all. So he's like the one person I'll fight.
And at first you guys were cordial, right? He used to hop on your spaces and you were chill?
Yeah, he used to hop on the spaces. I didn't realize that no one really likes him here in Vegas until people started complaining about him being on the show all the time. And initially... So we were friends because he would come on the show and we would talk, right? I have a Twitter show. Yeah. And he was beefing with a famous gambler named Mozzie.
And Dez Bryant was on this space and they were talking shit to each other as most people do on my show. And then they're like, fuck it. Let's just fight each other. Like, why are we talking? Like, let's just fight. So we all booked a flight the next day to Vegas. Well, they live in Vegas. I booked a flight from Boston. Dez Bryant booked a flight. We went to this gym. and watch them fight.
So I was in Vegas. That was the first time I ever went to Vegas. That was March 18th. So pretty recent. And we watched them fight. And it was one of my biggest shows ever. I think it has like 600,000 views on my Twitter page. So it was a big show for me. And yeah, it was awesome. It was great content. It was the first like fight from gambling Twitter to occur. And yeah, it was a big event.
Who do you think won that fight? I mean, Perry won for sure. I mean, Mozzie, there are some memes of him like stuck in between the ring and the wall. I've never seen anything like it. I'll give Perry his flowers. He won that fight. He's not going to beat me. There's no chance. And he's also probably not going to make weight because he's fat now. He's really fat, out of shape.
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Chapter 2: Why is Elf fighting Sean Perry?
Like a real organic following is worth way more than just like a large number on a screen. So I grew it just by grinding the app, posting good content, stuff that I know my followers will engage with and doing a show. And people love the show. Like the engagement on the show is like, through the roof. So that's the real way I grew. It was through the show.
I'll hop in sometimes and you'll have a thousand live people. That's insane. Yeah, it's nuts. That's more than celebrities get on Instagram live.
Yeah, it's insane. And there's like a running joke where like, I'm always like, oh, go follow the Elfie Instagram, but no one wants to leave Twitter. They just love the Twitter show. So yeah, I mean, the show is great because it's not just me. Like we're doing a podcast. My show, there'll be probably 20 to 30 unique speakers during one show.
And everyone knows, like my loyal listeners, they know all these characters that come in and speak, right? Like there'll be people that come in and they're like, oh, this guy's a conspiracy theorist. Like I know he's about to like stir up some drama or something like that. And he'll say something ridiculous. And then I'll bring on people who I know hate this guy.
And then they'll start beefing with him. And like the way I really grew my show from like bottom up was if there was somebody talking about somebody on my show in a negative way, I would be on the side DMing that person. I would send them the link to my space and be like, bro, this guy just said you're a scammer. Like he just said you stole a thousand dollars from this dude.
So, and then that would bait that person in. Right. And then imagine like someone's talking shit about this person. And I'm like, oh no, here he is. Let's bring him up. So I bring him up and then the viewers are like, oh no, here we go. Like it's about to be a war. And then there is war. That happened with Sean Perry and Mickey Mace, right?
That was Sean Perry and Mickey Mace. Yeah, they were going at it. I could tell the full story if you want. So Sean Perry was crashing out on Twitter about Mickey Mace because he wanted to do a podcast with Mickey Mace and Mickey Mace wanted to charge him. That was it. That was the only reason.
So then Sean took that and said, okay, I'm allowed to slander your name, slander your casino, slander all your sponsors and stuff like that. So, and by the way, I was smaller account at the time. Right. So Sean reaches, I reached out to Sean and booked a show.
And then someone on my team reached out to Mickey and we're like, listen, Mickey, like this guy's going to come on the show and say things about you. Like if you want, we want you to come on and defend your name. Right. Like we don't want to just have one sided, an argument. Right. If someone, like I said, if someone's talking about someone, they deserve a right to speak on it.
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Chapter 3: What is the controversy between Elf and Sean Perry?
Yeah. Specific machines are good, good and profitable. But even if you do the math, like I know a guy in Vegas that does it. He walks to every casino every day. He only makes like 500 bucks a day. Really? I mean, 500 bucks a day is good though. Yeah. But he's spending all day, bro. Really? 12 hours. Really? Yeah. Okay. So like, I feel like the hourly on that's just like 40 bucks an hour. Yeah.
Yeah. I guess for some people it's whatever.
I mean, it's like for some people, would you rather work a nine to five or grind slots all day? He's probably addicted to the slot. So he like, you know, he's fine with doing it, you know, because slots are addictive. It's very addictive. I know some advantage gamblers who will, who are great sports bettors who will make a lot of money sports betting and then blow it that same night on slots.
Really? That's stupid. It's stupid.
I feel so bad. It was actually the guy who got me into like, like arbing. Damn. Yeah. He was lots of the worst odds. Yeah. But it's, they're just so addictive. It just gets, it just catches you. Really? Yeah. It's like, it's the way they design the slots with the noises and the colors and stuff. Yeah. They literally design it to be addictive. They study brain patterns and stuff like that.
For me, I just wouldn't get it. You say, I don't get it. You're too logical. You're too mathematical. Yeah, I think that's that. Most people, they just fall into that trap. That's the nature of the industry. If you are going to be an advantage gambler, then you have to be okay with people losing money. Otherwise, you can't win, which is why I don't educate people anymore or teach anyone.
You don't sell your picks? No, I can't sell my picks because no one would ever be able to get them. The line would move. Yeah. I'll bet something. And two seconds later, the line's gone. Damn. No one can get it. Yeah. They move in a second. They have like Fandle has my account like flagged. Like this is Elf's account. So they'll literally just see it on their chart.
Traders will filter to the sharps, like live during the game or pre-match. Or if you're maxing something, like if you're only allowed to bet $1,000 on something and you bet $1,000, they're like, okay, this is wrong. Let's move this. So if you're going to bet something and you're sending it out to your clients and the line didn't move... then it's a bad sign. That's crazy.
Probably means it wasn't a good bet. I didn't know they moved that quick. Oh, it moves like very fast. Yeah. You could copy like Nancy Pelosi's trades and stuff, but the line doesn't move as fast. Right. Cause you could actually make money copying, uh, insider trading.
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