I am a new user on Twitter since March. In the first week, I quipped a few times and watched videos to understand that social media website.
I will use in scarcity any other third-party application for Twitter, image and video uploads instead of links, and the Revue Twitter newsletter app.
Twitter has the scheduled tweets, lists, and functionality of a stand-alone website, but it seems logical to have a Hive blog. Of course, Twitter suffers from some other issues, unlike the blockchain.
I will mention a few significant pieces of advice that I picked listening to successful Twitter people.
Don’t tweet, like, and RT, but use everything - stories, GIFs, native videos, images, links, and hashtags. Native videos are time-limited, and we can post up to four pictures in a single tweet.
Have a collection of pre-made tweets with the Twitter Schedule app. Make a calendar and plan the best topics, content, and time to tweet. It comes in handy if we are unavailable to tweet every day but wish to stay active and archive good ideas.
Some people will use Hootsuite or some other application. With a scheduled tweet inside Twitter, it is unnecessary. People know those are the bots who can send a lot of promos, so many dislike it and filter their tweets.
We should take an interest in people and forget the numbers. It means nothing if you have a million bot followers. If you see a fraud, scam, or identity theft, report it.
I reported fake accounts that stole identity from successful traders. They suspended them. Many had thousands of followers and were operative for years.
Twitter has a search engine, so if you wish to use hashtags, you can, but it will find a keyword without a hashtag.
Twitter recommends using two hashtags as the best practice, but we can use as many as we like.
Finally, Twitter is a communication app, so the best thing is to use it like one and communicate with people the same as in actual life.
