Never do these three things on Twitter. As the in-the-moment social media site, Twitter has a few unique qualities that give it a few landmines. 1. Send a tweet without proofreading. While all social media sites have their gotchas, Twitter’s is pretty special. There is no way to edit a … Continue reading
Writing for Twitter isn’t always easy. Sure, the content is short—only 140 characters—but that only makes it imperative to think through what you’re putting down. The 140 character limit means you have little room for fluff. Every word you type must make an impact. That doesn’t mean every tweet has … Continue reading
Using Twitter for business can be difficult because it is the social media platform most confusing to people over the age of forty. The limit of 140 characters seems to be insurmountable to people used to communicating in longer passages. It takes a little getting used to, but it’s not … Continue reading
Three Ways to use Twitter for Business Twitter tends to be the least understood social media platform, especially for Gen-X and Baby Boomers. The 140-character restriction seems insurmountable until you actually get in there and start seeing what people do, it can be eye-opening. You can use Twitter for business, … Continue reading
Are you tweeting your blog posts? You should be, and here’s why. According to Statistica, there are currently 302 million active monthly twitter users. (Note there’s an error in their text, look at the bar chart.) Twitter, with its short content restriction, makes for a great bullhorn to bring users … Continue reading
Scott Levy of Fuel Online joins Rick to discuss Twitter for Business.
Twitter for Business 101 What can you possibly say in 140 characters or less? Welcome to Twitter for Business 101, where we’ll give you some ideas. Twitter, like any other social platform, has its advantages and disadvantages. Here, brevity is key, capitalizing on the ability to broadcast quick comments or … Continue reading