Business Improvement and Social media

Bluesky fue en origen un protocolo propuesto para Twitter por parte de su cofundador, Jack Dorsey. Ahora que se encuentra en beta.

Via Oskar Almazan

There may be times when you see content coming up in your feed that you are just not interested in and given the choice you’d prefer not to see! It could be that your timeline is suddenly full of tweets because there is a football cup final going on, it’s Eurovision time or because a new Wordle game gets popular and people like to share their daily results. We all have different interests and that’s fine, but it doesn’t mean you have to see these tweets! If this is happening to you then muting could be the answer! 

Via Elizabeth E Charles

WHAT Is a Thread On Social Media Twitter and How To Use It For Story Telling WHAT Is a Thread On Social Media Twitter and How To Use It For Story Telling? That's a question one sees very often NOW on Twitter as it is NEW. Let me explain by a practical authentic…

 

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Via Gust MEES, María Dolores Díaz Noguera

Want your small business social media to stand out and yield measurable results?

You still can although it may take longer to achieve your objectives.

The reality is social media still works for small businesses if you consistently publish, curate and engage with your followers on topics core to your offering.

Via Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com

The social network's unique character brings up some unique problems.

Via MiniTool Software

Twitter is an excellent network for building brands and getting quick wins in your social media efforts. You can share and curate content to add value to your followers – establishing credibili…

Via Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com

A look inside our experimental Twitter Squad – a group of awesome volunteers who help us spread customer happiness on Twitter.

Via Philippe Trebaul

10 do's and don'ts to using Twitter for marketing. A How To for bloggers, marketers and small business owners.

Via Daniel Watson

We need to talk about social sharing counts. Content marketers have developed a serious addiction to them that I think is bordering on unhealthy–and I’m saying this as one of the folks on the team …

Twitter is chaos, but in the midst of this beautiful mess is a ton of data that if you can understand it. If you ever wanted the complete Twitter toolbox this is the post for you. It's got 80 Twitter tools that can help you do everything you need in this busy social media channel.

Via Jeff Domansky, Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com

It's time to launch a Twitter marketing strategy. In this article, we are going to talk about How to Create a Twitter Marketing Strategy in 2022.

Via Jenne

As the old saying goes “Every day’s a learning day’.  Social Media including Twitter seems to be always changing things. Whilst introducing new features in the main can be useful, they sometimes pass you by.  For me it was saving a draft of a Tweet. How did I miss that?! This post highlights some tips that I hope you will find useful. For keyboard shortcut fans there are a list of commands towards the end of the post.

Via Elizabeth E Charles

Via Marta Torán

Via Pantelis Chiotellis

The psychology of Twitter: Insights and research into the reasons we love Twitter and the logic behind follows, favorites, and sharing.

Via Philippe Trebaul

How I Use Automation To Manage Scheduled Tweets Let’s start with the how, because I know sharing processes can really help those who may just be starting out. Last December, I wrote a post on the exact process I use for distributing content, so if you’ve got the time I encourage you to take a peek. There are three main tools I use to schedule my tweets (personally and professionally): KloutIFTTTSprout Social...
Via Jeff Domansky, Marco Favero, Alessandro Rea, Philippe Trebaul

Twitter recently announced an upcoming update that will make big changes to the way people (and brands) create content and engage on the social media platform.

Via malek, John van den Brink