← All articles

Lists

Creators worth following for Growth: 15 accounts, ranked by their posts

68 accounts write about Growth often enough to count. The 15 whose Growth posts travelled furthest, each with their best post — and how to turn the list into a board you can write from.

ViralLoop · from the library’s own analysis4 min read

Rests on:/creators?topic=growth,@eastdakota,@NateSilver538,@benhylak,@Acyn,@business,@GenePark

68 accounts in the library write about Growth often enough for it to be a real share of their work. These are the 15 whose Growth posts travelled furthest — ranked by what those posts did, not by how many people follow them, which is the difference between a list you can check and a list of famous names.

The 15

  1. Matthew Prince 🌥 (@eastdakota) — 4 posts in the library, 14.2K likes, a typical post reaching 2.8K. Best: “Welp, that happened faster than I predicted. Thought it would be end of 2027, then early 2027, but agentic traffic grow…” (open)
  2. Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) — 6 posts in the library, 12.3K likes, a typical post reaching 2.2K. Best: “And yes, I have criticisms of pre-Elon Twitter and obviously Bluesky, too. But things tend to get especially broken whe…” (open)
  3. ben hylak (@benhylak) — 3 posts in the library, 7.7K likes, a typical post reaching 1.1K. Best: “meta, on the other hand, has a long list of inventions:” (open)
  4. Acyn (@Acyn) — 3 posts in the library, 27.9K likes, a typical post reaching 5.2K. Best: “Trump: We have had some great interviews with Tucker Carlson but you cannot tell them who to interview. If he wants to…” (open)
  5. Bloomberg (@business) — 5 posts in the library, 5.6K likes, a typical post reaching 229. Best: “A viral moment of Nvidia’s Jensen Huang having chimaek (fried chicken and beer) in South Korea may have made investors…” (open)
  6. Gene Park (@GenePark) — 4 posts in the library, 7.7K likes, a typical post reaching 1.5K. Best: “In solidarity with my union family, I will NOT be covering The Game Awards live on Thursday for The Washington Post, a…” (open)
  7. Shayan Sardarizadeh (@Shayan86) — 3 posts in the library, 8.3K likes, a typical post reaching 3.8K. Best: “There's no way that this new AI image generation feature on Google Earth, one of the most reliable sources of visual ev…” (open)
  8. TBPN (@tbpn) — 6 posts in the library, 6.5K likes, a typical post reaching 460. Best: “Netflix rejected a $12M offer from Bezos in 1999.” (open)
  9. Dylan Field (@zoink) — 4 posts in the library, 5.9K likes, a typical post reaching 959. Best: “Quick update: not dead.” (open)
  10. Gavin Baker (@GavinSBaker) — 11 posts in the library, 23.7K likes, a typical post reaching 1.2K. Best: “Grok 4.6 is roughly the same performance as Fable 5 Max at an 85% discount. 80% cheaper for input tokens and 88% cheape…” (open)
  11. Ben Pouladian (@benitoz) — 8 posts in the library, 5K likes, a typical post reaching 305. Best: “Today Dario admits that Anthropic only planned for 10x growth but got hit with 80x instead” (open)
  12. morgan sung (@morgan_sung) — 2 posts in the library, 3.4K likes, a typical post reaching 1.7K. Best: “the private ig story is a nod to lucy dacus' reaction to a boygenius song being included in obama's 2023 summer playl…” (open)
  13. Nebius (@nebiusai) — 2 posts in the library, 5.1K likes, a typical post reaching 2.6K. Best: “Nebius and @NVIDIA today announced a strategic partnership to develop and deploy next-gen of hyperscale cloud for AI.” (open)
  14. Governor JB Pritzker (@GovPritzker) — 2 posts in the library, 2.6K likes, a typical post reaching 1.3K. Best: “Today, Illinois enacts the strongest artificial intelligence safety and accountability bill in the nation.” (open)
  15. AmericanTruckSongs9 (@ethangach) — 3 posts in the library, 2.6K likes, a typical post reaching 691. Best: “This is incredibly brazen stuff.” (open)

How the ranking works

A creator is on this list only when Growth is at least a fifth of what they publish in the library, and the order is the reach of their Growth posts specifically — an account that is enormous on another subject and posts about Growth twice does not lead a list about Growth. Every number above is a post you can open, and every name opens to their page: what else they write about, how they open, and every post of theirs the library holds.

How to use a list like this

A list of people is the beginning of a board, not the end of one.

  1. Open a name that interests you and press Save their best — their five strongest posts go into a board of yours in one step.
  2. Do that for two or three of them. You now have a board of Growth posts with a point of view: this is the kind of Growth writing I want to make.
  3. On each post, write one line about what you want from it — the opening, the way it turns, the ending. Point at the part with the Take chips.
  4. When you have something to say about Growth, open the board and Remix. Your product, their moves, none of their words.

Or start from the Growth posts themselves, ordered by likes.

See it in the posts

Every number above is a post in the library, with the mechanics named beside it.

Open the library

Read next

Lists40 post ideas for founders, each with a post that proved itNot prompts — pairings. A goal crossed with an opening, 40 times, each with a post from the library that did exactly that and the analysis of why it worked.17 min readListsCreators worth following for AI: 15 accounts, ranked by their posts737 accounts write about AI often enough to count. The 15 whose AI posts travelled furthest, each with their best post — and how to turn the list into a board you can write from.4 min readListsCreators worth following for Build in public: 15 accounts, ranked by their posts31 accounts write about Build in public often enough to count. The 15 whose Build in public posts travelled furthest, each with their best post — and how to turn the list into a board you can write from.4 min read