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10 Twitter-etiquette Blunders Businesses Should Avoid

Posted by SMARTSMMBiz under Social Media
From http://smallbiztrends.com 167 days ago
Made Hot by: MiniMe on December 10, 2012 11:38 pm

With tweets in the hundreds of millions it can be a challenge to make your voice heard. Here are some Twitter-etiquette business blunders that could negatively impact your reputation and your strategy

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Written by tcamba
160 days ago

Good manners on every social media platform go a long way. I agree that replying to followers' tweets is a great way to engage and build relationships. Biggest lesson I have picked up on - hashtags are useful but should not be abused. Use them sparing but wisely. Thank you for sharing.

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Written by SMARTSMMBiz
160 days ago

Oh, I hear you on the hashtags. Some people just go to town and have about 7 of those...it looks a bit immature. I limit my hashtags to 2 MAYBE 3. It's more pleasant to read. Thanks for commenting

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