Log onto Twitter during a game and you’ll likely see a sports team’s hashtag trending.
Although some are more popular than others, it’s not always because a team has a large following.
Log onto Twitter during a game and you’ll likely see a sports team’s hashtag trending.
Although some are more popular than others, it’s not always because a team has a large following.
Is your company pushing for rapid Twitter growth?
It’s what many small and medium businesses look to do when using social media to help level the competition against big rivals.
A quick browse through your Twitter feed will show that people don’t always flock to companies for information about their products and services. Instead, they’re seeking influencers – popular, personable and independent content creators who aren’t afraid to share opinions on social media.
And the statistics paint a clear picture why.
Twitter is an indispensable tool for Marketers and Businesses looking to find qualified leads, and the stats below illustrate the incredible penetration this little blue bird reached! Here are 8 epic Twitter statistics that will change how you view, use, or think about Twitter.
I had wasted hours of my time and effort before I realized something:
If you’re a Social Media Manager or a Twitter Marketer, you’ll sympathize with this list!
Does checking your company Twitter at 11 p.m. on a Friday while your friends are chugging beer ring a bell? What about getting a heart attack when you spot a spelling mistake on one of the visuals, or when you missed out an important Influencer mentioning your brand at 3:40 a.m. because it was 2 p.m. in their timezone? We feel you.
Coca-Cola recently teamed up with Twitter in an attempt to break a world record by getting as many people as possible to use the #ShareaCoke hashtag. Using the hashtag displayed an emoji called a ‘hashflag.’ It’s the first time Twitter has built a custom emoji for a global advertising partner.
Breaking records are nice but what business impact, if any, did the campaign have for Coke?
Earlier this month, it was announced that Google would start indexing tweets again. As a result of this, people searching on Google will start seeing tweets as part of their search results.