Twitter is a key social media channel for many businesses. How to use it efficiently though, and what are the Twitter marketing rules you should follow when posting from your corporate account? Find out 10 useful ‘do’s in this blog post.
Twitter Marketing - 10 DOs
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800 days ago
Thanks for sharing this helpful little post! I think keeping tweets short is a really important suggestion. They give other users the opportunity to comment on posts when retweeting. I'm curious whether you have a favorite tip on this list, or another trick you often use to get better engagement?
798 days ago
Thanks for your comment :) There's one additional tip that I haven't included in this list, but I often use and has pretty good results in terms of engagement. It's related to p.8 of my post: “Curate” good content. When you tweet a resource that's not yours, be loyal and always give credit to the original author. People really appreciate when they are recognized, plus it's a good way to start a conversation with the other side.
And do you have some Twitter best practices yourself?