Twitter is more than just a social media platform—it’s a powerful knowledge hub. By following thought leaders, experts, and influencers, you can stay informed and learn from the best minds across various industries.
I use Twitter to follow people in my areas of interest—business leaders, historians, and industry experts. Especially, creating Twitter Lists allows me to organize and access valuable insights efficiently.
However, finding the best knowledge-sharing accounts can be challenging. That’s why I collected some of my favorite accounts. Don't worry; I will show you how you can find more accounts to follow!
Fatih Kemal Oksuzoglu
Top Twitter Accounts to Follow for Knowledge
If you want to stay updated and expand your knowledge, here are some of the best Twitter accounts to follow:
Top Twitter Accounts to Follow for Business & Entrepreneurship
- Elon Musk (@elonmusk) – CEO of Tesla, SpaceX, and more, sharing insights on technology, business, and innovation.
- Gary Vaynerchuk (@garyvee) – Marketing and entrepreneurship expert, sharing motivational business advice.
- Naval Ravikant (@naval) – Angel investor and philosopher offering wisdom on startups, wealth, and happiness.
Top Twitter Accounts to Follow for History & Culture
- Dan Snow (@thehistoryguy) – Shares fascinating historical facts and stories.
- Tim Urban (@waitbutwhy) – Deep dives into historical, technological, and philosophical topics.
Top Twitter Accounts to Follow for Science & Technology
- Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson) – Astrophysicist breaking down complex science topics.
- Lex Fridman (@lexfridman) – AI researcher and podcast host discussing science, technology, and philosophy.
Top Twitter Accounts to Follow for Personal Development
- James Clear (@JamesClear) – Author of Atomic Habits, sharing productivity and self-improvement tips.
- Shane Parrish (@ShaneAParrish) – Founder of Farnam Street, providing mental models and decision-making strategies.
Top Twitter Accounts to Follow for News & Analysis
- The Economist (@TheEconomist) – Covers global news, economics, and business.
- Reuters (@Reuters) – Provides breaking news and in-depth reports on current events.
Of course, these accounts aren’t the only ones out there—if you want to find more, I’ll show you how.
How I Found the Best Twitter Accounts Using Circleboom
Manually searching for top Twitter accounts can be time-consuming. That’s where Circleboom Twitter comes in. As an official partner of Twitter, Circleboom helps users discover, manage, and analyze Twitter accounts efficiently.
With Circleboom’s advanced search feature, I was able to find top accounts based on:
➡️ Keywords – Searching for terms like “business,” “history,” and “science.”
➡️ Follower Count – Sorting accounts by their popularity.
➡️ Verification Badge – Ensuring credibility and authority in each field.
Step-by-Step Guide: Finding the Best Twitter Accounts with Circleboom
Want to discover the best Twitter accounts in your interest area? Follow these simple steps:
How to Use Circleboom Twitter for Advanced Search
To search Twitter bios & profiles, you should follow these steps:
Step #1: Log in to the Circleboom Twitter.
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Step #2: If you haven't connected your Twitter account to Circleboom yet, let's quickly authorize Circleboom Twitter.
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Step #3: Navigate to the Circleboom Twitter Dashboard and Access the Search Tools
On the Circleboom Twitter dashboard, locate the left-hand menu and find the "Search" section. Under the "Search" menu, you’ll see several options.
Click on "Live Smart Search" (labeled as "Fast and Most Recent Data") to proceed with your search.
Step #4: Enter Your Keyword to View Initial Results
In this example, I searched for "Science" to find profiles related to scientific topics, researchers, or educators. After entering your keyword, click the blue "Search" button to retrieve the initial results.
Circleboom will display a list of profiles matching your keyword—in this case, let’s say 1,000 profiles interested in science.
The results grid provides detailed information such as the user’s name, tweet count, join date, following/follower counts, follow ratio, and user engagement metrics (e.g., "Active High Engagement User").
Step #5: Apply Filters and Engage with Science-Related Profiles
To refine your search, click on "Filter Target Profiles" (on the right side of the results page) to open the filter options.
Here, you can narrow down the results by criteria such as follower count, following count, join date, tweet count, language, and more. For example, you can choose to include or exclude whitelisted/blacklisted accounts, hide inactive or fake/spam accounts, or filter by verified account types (blue, gold, grey ticks) to focus on credible science-related accounts.
Once you’ve set your filters, click "Apply Filters" to update the list.
From here, you can take actions like following or unfollowing accounts directly, adding them to your whitelist or blacklist, or including them in a Twitter list by clicking "Add to Twitterlist."
This makes it easy to connect with science influencers, researchers, or educators quickly and efficiently.
By following these steps, you can conduct precise and targeted Twitter searches with Circleboom’s powerful tools to build your science-focused network.
Now, let’s wrap things up.
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Conclusion
Twitter is a goldmine of knowledge when you follow the right people. Whether you’re into business, history, science, or personal development, these accounts can offer incredible insights.
Using Circleboom Twitter, finding and organizing top Twitter accounts becomes effortless. Its advanced search and filtering features help you connect with experts and stay ahead in your fields of interest.
Start exploring and enhancing your knowledge today with Circleboom Twitter!
