Ten Advanced Tips and Tricks on Twitter
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- Use Friendfeed: Friendfeed is a great resource for locating elderly tweets. Twitter Search only goes back a couple of weeks, but Friendfeed to find any elderly tweet.
- Search yourself: Twitter has a limit of API call to 150 calls per hour. Every time your Twitter client searches to reply, MD, or tweets, you miss a call. Use the search for his own name in lieu of a column of answers on your twitter client, thus saving API and get the same result! (The only downside is that people with protected updates won't be displayed).
- And do not use your Twitter profile: For some reason, the symbol "&" do not get along with Twitter and does not display correctly.
- Use Groups: Even when you are following a lot of tweeps pay much attention to a sum of your tweets. By generating groups in your Twitter client, this has a column with the tweets that counts!
- Time matters: the search for subject in Google and click on "real time" column on the left. Check out when people talk of his theme in Twitter.
- 125 are the new 140: Although you can now Tweet over 140 characters, Twitter whole purpose of short messages. Shorten your tweets to 125 (or less if feasible) to encourage and straightforward retweets comments added.
- Discover Your Worth: Check out his Twitter account on Twitter Grader to see the way you rank among other Tweeters. You can check your score Klout well.
- Search tweeps near you with similar interests. Take advantage of the choices of places in the advanced search interface to filter Twitter tweets to a specific area.
- Tweet complete: Not everyone is reading all of your tweets in a row. A single tweet can show by RSS, search.twitter.com, a Google alert, etc. If your tweet tweet is based on an earlier context, is meaningless.
- The position of your links: Sometimes it makes sense not to run a link at the bottom of the tweet. More people can click on it if it is in the middle or at the beginning, partly because it looks different, so it attracts attention.
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