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When Twitter started off, it was nothing but a place to put your status. Now, Twitter has expanded to become a Social Media Giant and fastest means of communications. With its powerful information sharing, it turn into a stream of up-to-date news. Over its last few years, Twitter came up with several actions, acronyms and tagging. One of the most useful action is “Re-Tweet”…
A couple of years ago I wrote a fairly popular post entitled 16 Reasons Why We Might Unfollow You On Twitter. A lot has changed on Twitter over that period, so it’s time for an update…
The reasons to join Twitter are plentiful. In fact, Jeff recently wrote a wonderful post on why it is often misunderstood and people aren’t jumping onto it earlier.
The experiences I have had with Twitter were amazing and it was by far the most valuable Social Network for me to use…
The secret to success in utilizing Twitter for social media marketing in 2011 is in taking advantage of all of the 3rd party apps that exist for the platform. If you go to a Twitter application directory site you will literally find hundreds if not thousands of these apps available for you to use for free. The problem in 2011 is that many of these applications are old or just plain old don’t work as advertised…
Ever get a hankering for some Twitter web analytics? Well, it looks like your craving is about to be satisfied. Twitter announced today that it will be releasing its own official Twitter Web Analytics tool, which is aimed at helping website owners understand how much traffic they generate from Twitter as well as the effectiveness of Twitter integrations on their websites…
Retweets, you have heard about them, you know what they are but you aren’t gettin’ them.
For some reason you just can’t seem to get the engagement you are seeking, desiring and yearning for in social media and Twitter…
Recently I learned a hard lesson in customer service. A customer tweeted me about an issue experienced after an update. I replied in 140 characters as my tweet field dictates and attempted to help. I thought it was a perfectly pleasant tweet, but I was met with a reply that included “please don’t insult my intelligence.”…
By testing, I’ve learned that the better a tweet sounds when starting with “Reminder: ” the more popular it is likely to be.
Tweets written to seem urgent, timely or containing critical reference information do better than those that don’t…
1. Don’t read EVERY tweet. It’s perfectly okay. You have permission.
2. Follow anyone who follows you (and unfollow spammers/jerks).
3. Promote other people 12x to every 1 self-promotional tweet.
4. Build lists to watch people who matter to you more closely.
5. Retweet the good stuff from others. Sharing is caring…
I consider myself to be a Twitterholic. Except for on holidays when I’m not working, I’m on Twitter every single day for hours. If I’m on my computer, I’m on Twitter. They go hand in hand in my day.
I follow a lot of people, and I have a lot of followers on Twitter. I consider myself to be a pretty experienced tweeter. However, up until three days ago, I had zero experience on Facebook…
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TV’s Andy Levy Apologizes To Chris Brown And His Fans (von PathOfJioFreed)
Twitter, faster than earthquakes (von Twitter)
Websites that display Twitter’s Tweet button on their homepage get seven times more social media mentions than sites without the button, according to a new report out today from enterprise SEO platform provider BrightEdge. That figure is based on an analysis of more than 4 million tweets…
Twitter has just stepped up their activity on the photo sharing side of things with the launch of a new image gallery feature. Essentially this pulls in photos that users have shared on their profile in chronological order. You can see the most recent photos on someone’s profile instantly, but clicking into this brings up an expanded image gallery where you can view all the photos that have been shared via third party apps, showing up to 100 photos from January 2010. This is a great addition by Twitter for users as it not only provides a history of your photo sharing in one easy snapshot, but presents an opportunity for businesses that are willing to make the most out of image sharing, which up until now has not really been a major focus of many corporate Twitter accounts…
