Ever wanted to save a tweet to read later? Twitter is finally answering your wishes with its upcoming bookmark feature! Click here to read more.
In April this year, Twitter released a new feature to the us: in-stream video ads; and now, its finally being brought over to the UK! Click here for the article.
Social media giants are always rolling out new features in attempt to enhance user experience, and essentially increase their active users. Click here to learn about Twitters upcoming launch, Twitter light: an app which uses less mobile data to run.
Things you know that your rivals don’t is, ultimately, what sets you apart from the rest. If Twitter is in your businesses marketing mix, i recommend reading this article on “7 Twitter marketing secrets that you might not know” to boost your strategy and give your brand a competitors advantage.
Twitter has recently been added to the list of big branding disasters by neglecting the main feature that gives the social media platform its unique edge… Now, its bite-size character count has been doubled to 280 characters; and users don’t seem to happy. Here’s what Twitter can pick up from other product catastrophes.
Twitter is no longer just an ordinary social media app where people can interact and keep up with the latest. It is now also a place for businesses, small or big, who want to grow exposure and sales. Click here to learn the best practices for marketing small businesses on Twitter.
The growth of Twitter is continuing to rise and become the ideal place for brands to effectively engage and market their products. Are you using Twitter to advertise your small business? If so, read this article for 3 Twitter Hashtags marketing tips.
If you use Twitter, whether it’s to market your business or just for personal use, you’ll probably be aware of Twitters newest ‘upgrade’ – stretching its character count from 140 to 280. Click here for the pros and cons of Twitter #280 for marketers.
Just this Tuesday, Twitter announced that they’re about to start piloting longer tweets; magnifying the current character limit of 140 to 280-characters. The social media platform made the decision to try-out the expanded character cap in a bid to bring new users in, as the current letter restriction may be a reason some people avoid…