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If you’re looking to gain more exposure and attract more followers, take advantage of Promoted Tweets. Even if it is an advertisement, sometimes a quick retweet can help improve your visibility! Related posts: Twitter Tip #30 – Stop Retweeting Twitter Tip #44 – More Room Please Twitter Tip #89 – Retweeting
Did you know that you can cut out the “http://” whenever you add a tweet? No need to waste the space, Twitter will hyperlink any recognizable links without the Hypertext Transfer (or Transport) Protocol abbreviation. Related posts: Twitter Tip #79 – All in a UsErnAME
On a personal level, your tweets can be about anything under the sun. From your thoughts on the football game or the crazy night out you had with your friends, tweets can share a tiny glimpse of your life, and they can be a fun way to keep all of your family and friends...
If you are less than thrilled about Twitter’s mobile app or desktop apps, consider a few alternatives. It’s important that you feel comfortable and efficient when tweeting. Here are a few alternatives – http://goo.gl/Z5UGn. Related posts: Top Location Check-In Apps people are using Twitter Tip #53 – CAPS Twitter Tip #105 – Update your Bio
Be sure to build lists to find people. Being organized and accessing information quickly helps you tweet effectively. Manicure your lists and update them as often as possible to keep them relevant. Related posts: Twitter Tip #72 – Customer Service Twitter Tip #92 – List Maintenance Twitter Tip #105 – Update your Bio
Everyone loves music, why not start a conversation there? Search for your favorite bands and hashtags like #jazz, #rock or #pop. Share the music you’re listening to on top sites like SoundCloud or Spotify and keep the conversation in absolute harmony! Related posts: Twitter Tip #35 – Unfollow Twitter Tip #79 – All in a...
People need help. If you’re capable of providing answers or helping resolve issues, you’ll earn new followers’ trust and attention. Try searching for common problems online and provide answers to increase credibility and engagement. Related posts: Who should you follow on Twitter? Top Bands and Musical Artists to Follow on Twitter Twitter Tip #106 –...
To become successful in any area of life, mimicking those who have been successful before you is always a helpful way to learn how to pave your own road to success. If you are an entrepreneur who wants to Related posts: Facebook Changes – Everybody Panic! Tech News Monday: CES, Free Facebook Business Cards +...
Consider leaving at least 20 characters or more in each of your tweets to improve retweeting. It’s important that your entire retweet fits in 140 characters, including the persons name that is retweeting your tweet! Related posts: Twitter Tip #30 – Stop Retweeting Twitter Tip #89 – Retweeting Twitter Tip #109 – Save Room 120...
Many times if your tweets have a hidden agenda, people won’t want to follow you. Just relax, enjoy yourself and meet new people. An honest “hello” travels very far. Related posts: Twitter Tip #33 – Where do I go from here? Twitter Tip #81 – Less is More Twitter Tip #99 – Tweet your way...
It’s not best to try and hunt a celebrity, editor or business contact down to then publicly ask them for something. Maintain twitter etiquette, keep calm and carry on! Related posts: Twitter Tip #33 – Where do I go from here? Twitter Tip #81 – Less is More Twitter Tip #99 – Tweet your way...
In order to maximize a tweet’s exposure, be sure to start the tweet off with something other than the “@” symbol. Using a period is the most common way of ensuring that a tweet intended for a specific user, will be seen on your main wall. Related posts: Twitter Tip #20 – Equal Tweets How...
The ladies of Tweetfind are on their way to the Consumer Electronics Show! Watch both of their point of views Related posts: CES News 2012: ClarityOne Revolutionary Audio equipment! Q&A with Schmittastic and SassiBob CES News 2012: ivee Personal Assistant
Looking to make new friends on Twitter? You can always search for the hashtag #happybirthday and see who shares your special day? Reach out and maybe you’ll get invited to share the cake. Related posts: Twitter Tip #54 – Limit Hashtags Twitter Tip #70 – Hashtag Etiquette Twitter Tip #98 – Who’s In Your City
