Tag: Twitter Explained

I have seen quite a few people online sharing the same links to their articles on Twitter recently. I have even seen some people using links or articles they have written a long, long time ago. I understand why people do this, because since 2006 when Twitter launched more and more people have joined and the noise on the platform has become greater resulting in some key tweets being missed by people. So people feel the need to share the same links time and again. I am trying to determine what the etiquette is in 2010 for sharing links to ... Read more

As many of you know for the last six months or so I have been really busy working in online public relations both freelancing for my own clients and working as a digital consultant for the lovely people at Lucre Communications in Leeds. To be honest that’s not all I have been doing, I have also been working late at night, burning the old midnight oil to produce Tweasier which is my Twitter management application. Why have I done this? Well over the last three years or so I have used almost every twitter tool available, apart from some of ... Read more

Many of us working in the world of digital public relations and social media are often asked by our clients to measure how effective our online campaigns have been. This can be done in various ways across different platforms but I thought I would share one way for the platform Twitter. To be honest fans and followers aren’t accurate indicators of a user’s influence anymore as both can now be purchased or users can use one of the many autofollow tools Wadds highlighted in a post recently. There has been a lot of procrastination over whether you should even look ... Read more