After testing out a Tweetstorm feature for the last few months, Twitter has now officially announced the launch of ‘Threads’, a new, native option which will automatically link your tweets, enabling users to string together longer messages. As you can see, the process is fairly simple – you compose your tweet as normal, then click […]
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With Twitter’s ad revenues struggling, the company has set its sights on data licensing. Twitter has seen some positive changes in its user engagement recently. But despite that, the company’s ad business is still floundering. Data has shown that the company has been gaining ground with daily active users (DAUs), with the group clearly outpacing
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In an effort to further expand its global footprint, Twitter’s rolling out its more compact ‘Lite’ version to more regions, which will enable those in developing markets to join in with the app’s real-time conversation. As explained by Twitter: “In April, we launched Twitter Lite, a new mobile web experience that minimizes data usage, loads
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Back in September, reports surfaced that Twitter was working on a new ‘Tweetstorm’ feature, which would enable users to create a series of automatically linked tweets. Twitter has now confirmed that this feature is in testing, and that test has recently been expanded among Android users, which could suggest it may be coming soon. As
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So, you’ve heard that Twitter is allowing longer tweets – but is that good news or bad news for you and your business? We share the pros and cons of Twitter’s new 280 character limit in this infographic. This post was first published on Red Website Design blog. Source link
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Twitter’s 280 character limit has now been rolled out to everyone. In this post I’ll give you a few tweet ideas on how you can use the new update for your brand or business. Personally, I really liked the 140 character limit, and after being in this industry for some time, I’d gotten good at chopping
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Twitter’s partnering with Brandwatch and Cheddar to deliver a new series of data insights which will highlight key market trends and consumer behaviors, based on Twitter data, throughout the holiday season. The new initiative will aim to highlight actionable trends data for marketers, based on the rising tweet conversation – as explained by Twitter: “We’ll
After testing out an expanded 280 character limit for tweets among selected users over the last month, Twitter has now confirmed that 280 character tweets will be made available to all users (though Japanese, Korean and Chinese language tweets will maintain the 140 character limit). We’re expanding the character limit! We want it to be
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Amy Gesenhues is Third Door Media’s General Assignment Reporter, covering the latest news and updates for Marketing Land and Search Engine Land. From 2009 to 2012, she was an award-winning syndicated columnist for a number of daily newspapers from New York to Texas. With more than ten years of marketing management experience, she has contributed
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