Not a day goes by and we hear about Twitter’s dwindling user numbers or the lack of user growth expected by shareholders. Why don’t say just say HEY, we have 300 million users and we’re happy with that. Well…I’m not hear to argue any of these points but, instead I’ve created a sweetshop list of…
Hashtags are essential for keeping track of your event’s social media reaction, but monitoring it, is another matter. A Twitter list is a great way to keep track of event attendees. You can quickly filter out the noise from the rest of your followers, and only see the tweets from a specific group of people…
If you haven’t spotted it yet, you soon will. Twitter has rolled out it’s “Moments” tab across desktop and mobile, with the aim of delivering real-time newsworthy content. It’s not at all surprising, as Twitter aims to strengthen it’s focus on real-time events. It just makes sense. You can access “Moments” from the tab, and…
Upcoming event? The chances are you’re expecting people to share the moment on Twitter and Instagram with a specific event hashtag, and if you’re not then, you really need to read this… Setting a hashtag ahead of an event is essential for any event or wedding organiser. Even if you plan to keep the event…
18 of Britain’s most ambitious entrepreneurs took to our screens last night in the BBC’s eleventh series of #TheApprentice. So what did we learn? .. a lot! The programme format may not have changed much in 11 series, but that’s because it doesn’t have to. Many of the lessons that they learn along the way…
1. Discover when your audience is most active online and when the best time to tweet is . Tools such as Followerwonk can help you. 2. Twitter has been releasing tools that were once reserved for big brands only. Use Twitter Analytics by going to analytics.twitter.com to find out how well your content is performing. 3. If you’re using Facebook for…