Your Blog Post is Worth More than One Tweet
We spend lots of time creating content, and then sell ourselves short by only posting once about it on social media platforms.
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We spend lots of time creating content, and then sell ourselves short by only posting once about it on social media platforms.
A sassy court-side bench helped the NCAA teach students about important academic requirements using Twitter. A focussed message delivered with personality.
Social platforms that don’t use algorithms to filter content help us break out of “filter bubbles” and get exposed to different ideas.
Seeing how many times your tweets actually get posted on people’s timelines gives you some perspective.
According to a survey conducted by the Deutsche Bank (and written about on Quartz), three of the biggest reasons people stop using Twitter are: They were getting the information somewhere else. There was no useful...
Originally posted by Jared at Manual Retweets on Twitter on January 15, 2013. Last night in class everyone was asked to try “automatic” retweeting (using the official retweet link) and “manual” retweeting (using “RT”). Afterwards...
Why do you favourite things on Twitter? I know there’s no enforceable “correct” way to use favourites, but what makes sense? I’ve favourited tweets to: “Bookmark” something to read later. Show support without passing the...
Originally posted by Jared at Getting Started on Twitter – Week 1 on January 9, 2013. I get students in both of my classes to use Twitter during the semester. Sometimes there’s a little trepidation. Some...
Want to get more out of Twitter? This post on the KISSmetrics blog has some good food for thought: The Seven Secret Habits of Twitter Power Users
Looking for Suggestions Last week I posted this question on Twitter: Other than yourself (of course) what #Twitter accounts would you recommend newbies follow to get an idea of the platform’s potential? Thanks to...
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