When the time comes to looking for new content, remember, a picture is worth a thousand words. Its not just what you say, its how you say it. Look for a tone, a sense of humor or an attitude that will make your brand truly unique. It happens to even the best social media managers: after the initial enthusiasm, they lose their drive, ideas run out and tweets begin to repeat themselves. To avoid this happening to your brand, the best is for you to stop from time to time to analyze you presence on social media to pick out your weak points and rethink your strategy.
We know that, when it comes down to it, you are on Twitter to improve your results, but it is a social network, not a store. If you only publish commercial content, you followers will get the feeling that you are only interested in one thing, and they wont trust you.
If you want them to stick with you and be loyal, you need to offer them useful, quality content and for free! No one wants to follow accounts that are all but identical, so one of the biggest threats on Twitter is the presence of other accounts that do the same as you… but better. To avoid this, analyze your competition and decide how you can make yourself noticeably different from them.
If you cant put a different, new spin on it, you have to be the best. In any case, small fluctuations in your number of followers is completely normal. Your ego may be bruised, but you have to accept that sometimes, there is just nothing you can do. When you are recommended posts to share that you find irrelevant, click on Block at the bottom right of the posts that are irrelevant. Click on the drop-down beside the article and Block source on the Web app and Click on Block at the top of the posts on Mobile app Crowdfire will not recommend you posts from that source or domain again.
This will also help Crowdfire learn your preferences and its suggestions will keep getting better. Did you find it helpful? Yes No. How can we help you today? Latest Tweets shows Tweets a real-time chronological timeline of Tweets from people you follow. Home uses the Twitter ranking algorithm to shuffle posts into what it suggests is a better order i.
To switch between the Home timeline and Latest Tweets, click the star symbol on desktop or swipe between views on mobile. Top Tweets first or latest Tweets first? Now testing with some of you on iOS: swipe between "Home" and "Latest" on the Home tab to choose which Tweets you see first. Twitter users also have the option to create a custom timeline using Twitter Lists. You can pin up to five lists for easy access.
Within them, you can toggle between Latest Tweets and Top Tweets , just like in the main timeline. Get to your favorite Lists quickly by pinning up to 5 on your Home timeline, so the conversations you want to read are just a swipe away. If you follow a Topic, then related Tweets, events, and ads will appear in your timeline. The Topics you follow are public. When Twitter first launched Topics last year, people complained their feeds were overwhelmed with Topic suggestions.
Twitter has since scaled back on suggestions in the Home feed, but you can still find them in search results and when viewing your profile page. To access and customize your Twitter topics, click the three dots more icon in the left menu, then click Topics. From here, you can follow and unfollow Topics and tell Twitter which topics do not interest you.
Trends appear all over Twitter: the Home timeline, in your notifications, in search results, and even on profile pages. On the Twitter mobile apps, you can find Trends on the Explore tab. The Twitter trending topic algorithm determines which topics show up as Trends. Starting today, some trends on Android and iOS will show a Tweet that gives context right away. By default, the Twitter trending topic algorithm shows Trends based on your current location. However, you can choose to see trends for a specific location.
On your Home screen, the Explore tab, and profile pages, the Twitter algorithm suggests accounts it thinks you might like to follow. These recommendations are based on :. Every algorithm has its secret sauce. Try these tips to increase reach and boost your amplification signals to the Twitter ranking algorithm.
Hootsuite generally recommends posting at least times per day and a maximum of times per day with multiple Tweets in a thread counting as one post. The less often you tweet, the more likely your account is to be the target of purges and unfollows. We can help you schedule Tweets. After a break of about three years, Twitter reopened its public account verification process in May You can now submit an application to request verification in-app, right from your account settings!
This, in turn, can increase engagement and followers, which leads to higher relevance and engagement ranking signals. Hootsuite research shows that, in general, the best time to post on Twitter is 8 a. Twitter Analytics will help you learn when most of your followers are online and active. Hashtags are a great way to gain traction on Twitter — branded or otherwise. Are you a SmallBusiness? Keep an eye on trending hashtags.
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