It might seem that putting a link any place in a tweet is ok, and most people put it at the end of the tweet. Recent research, however, used a heat-map on tweets which had links included. It discovered that the clickthrough rate of links was increased by rather a lot, if the links were nearer to the start of the message.
Using Images and video
Twitter is constantly upgrading their system. First were images in tweets, next video clips, and now, moving GIFs can be added to Twitter. The most significant one for businesses now might be these GIFs, as you’re able to immediately display, the latest function, a new product, or ways to use the product.
You will find folks who follow your organization as they love a specific product, program, or website you have. They might work hard promoting you. On Twitter you’ll also have individuals that are respected inside your community.
You should work with these two influencers by producing unique articles for them mentioning them in your tweets. Direct message them to tell them about your article and tweet and find out if you can band together on something in the future. Perhaps they will tweet your upcoming offer, tweet a link to your website or just mention you on their tweets.
Following your competitors
There are a few reasons why you will want to follow your competitors and see what they are up to. Discover their latest products, ways they interact with their customers and notice any trends that are starting. You can even tweet them questions!
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