fps
Popularity Analysis
Stable
58
out of 100
Moderate Performance
Key Insights
- 1Cross-platform audience skew: On X, #fps is dominated by competitive shooter chatter (clips, patch notes, roster/news) and spikes around major esports matches and patch drops; on Bluesky it’s more creator/dev-centric (indie shooter devlogs, discovery threads); on Mastodon it’s more niche and community-based, with stronger interest in open-source/indie tools and longer-form discussion. Net effect: X provides volume and real-time momentum, while Bluesky/Mastodon provide higher signal-to-noise and better follower conversion when you add context.
- 2Content that earns the highest engagement with #fps: short native video clips (10–25s) showing a single “moment” (flick/ace/clutch) + on-screen subtitles and a concrete hook in the first line outperform generic screenshots/links. Posts that include 1) the game name, 2) the stakes (“ranked,” “scrim,” “LAN quals”), and 3) a specific prompt (“settings?”, “loadout?”, “nerf/buff?”) reliably increase replies, which is the key amplifier for distribution on X and improves thread continuity on Bluesky/Mastodon.
- 3Platform nuance to exploit: X rewards immediacy—pair #fps with event timing (match start, patch notes, new season) and reply early to larger accounts using the tag to ride active conversation threads. Bluesky discovery benefits from fewer hashtags—use #fps plus 0–1 more tag and prioritize quote-posting your own clip into an explainer thread (settings/aim routine) for saves and follows. Mastodon is hashtag-search driven but fragmentation matters—use #fps plus a specific game tag (e.g., #Valorant/#CS2/#ApexLegends) and post to relevant servers/communities; longer captions and alt text improve boosts and search recall.
Pro Tip: Capture peak replies with “clip + question” timingAI
Post a 10–25s native clip with #fps during 20:00–22:00 UTC (EU evening + early US overlap) and end the first line with a single, specific question (e.g., “Low sens or high sens for this map?”). Then, spend the next 20 minutes replying to every comment—fast back-and-forth increases reply velocity, which is the strongest distribution lever on X and helps your post stay surfaced in Bluesky/Mastodon hashtag feeds.