Tuesday, August 15, 2017

@MediaConversion, hidden Twitter tricks

Schedule your Tweets ahead of time
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Hi @MediaConversion
We want to help you get more out of Twitter.

To maintain a lively Twitter presence, you need to Tweet consistently. But you probably don't want to spend every day glued to your Timeline.

In Twitter Ads, under your "Creatives" tab, you can schedule a Tweet to publish for a time when you'd rather be away from your phone or computer.



You do need a Twitter Ads account to access this feature, but you don't have to spend money to use it.

See more about scheduling Tweets through Twitter Ads or meet the media library — another hidden Twitter trick.

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Thursday, August 10, 2017

@MediaConversion, which of your updates should you Tweet about?

Make your big news heard
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Hi @MediaConversion
We want to help you get more out of Twitter.

Twitter happens in real time. So it's the perfect place to make big, live announcements about your company.
But to keep your announcements relevant, ask yourself:

Will people outside of my organization find the announcement interesting?
Will the information directly affect customers?

If you answer "yes" to both, then you've got an engaging bit of news to share! When you do, remember to tease it out a bit. Tweet, "Big news coming at 3!", share a sneak peak the night before, or release your news in a thread throughout the day. This will give your update more airtime and more viewers.

For more on grabbing Twitter's attention read our article on how to make announcements on Twitter.

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Tuesday, August 8, 2017

@MediaConversion, tips for what to put in your Twitter bio

Crystalize your company's story
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Hi @MediaConversion
We want to help you get more out of Twitter.

It's important to know what your company or project is "all about", but coming up with a concise story or tagline when you're neck-deep in said company or project can be baffling.

Here are some techniques:

Be conversational. Describe your story in the same language a customer would use to describe your business to a friend.

Use a timeline. Explaining how you got started, and why, and what you've been up to since then.

Showcase founders. Use the story of the people who started or grew the brand to imply the values you hold today.

For more on getting your "about us" in shape, see our article on interesting ways to share your brand story.

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Wednesday, August 2, 2017

@MediaConversion, what announcements are best done on Twitter?

Make your big news heard
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Hi @MediaConversion
We want to help you get more out of Twitter.

Twitter happens in real time. So it's the perfect place to make big, live announcements about your company.
But to keep your announcements relevant, ask yourself:

Will people outside of my organization find the announcement interesting?
Will the information directly affect customers?

If you answer "yes" to both, then you've got an engaging bit of news to share! When you do, remember to tease it out a bit. Tweet, "Big news coming at 3!", share a sneak peak the night before, or release your news in a thread throughout the day. This will give your update more airtime and more viewers.

For more on grabbing Twitter's attention read our article on how to make announcements on Twitter.

Follow us @TwitterBusiness for other insights and updates or try Twitter Ads, which amplifies your efforts on Twitter.
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