Twitter has announced that you can now have a longer display name – up to 50 characters long, more than double the previous 20 character limit. Starting today, your Twitter display name can be up to 50 characters in length! Go ahead, add that middle name or even a few more emojis. https://t.co/QBxx9Hnn1j — Twitter […]
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Twitter’s defining feature — the tweet’s 140-character limit — may soon go the way of Instagram’s square posts and Vine’s, well, everything. Twitter has started a test to double the length of tweets to 280 characters, the company announced on Tuesday. Twitter will use the open-ended test to decide whether to officially change the maximum
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Posted by randfish The perfect blog post length or publishing frequency doesn’t actually exist. “Perfect” isn’t universal — your content’s success depends on tons of personalized factors. In today’s Whiteboard Friday, Rand explains why the idea of “perfect” is baloney when it comes to your blog, and lists what you should actually be looking for
Aroonroj | Shutterstock.com Welcome to the fourth part of our analysis of SEMrush’s SEO ranking report, where we’ll weigh the importance of content length as a ranking factor. In part 1, we discussed what were the most important SERP ranking factors according to SEMrush. In part 2, we discussed website security and its effect on
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