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New Twitter Study Highlights 9 Ways to Improve Tweet Response - Social Media Today

New Twitter Study Highlights 9 Ways to Improve Tweet Response - Social Media Today | 21st Century Public Relations | Scoop.it
1. Convey Urgency

2. Percentages Beat Dollars

3. New Opportunities

4. Shorter is Better

5. Ask a Question

6. Offer a Prize

7. Calm Down on the Caps

8. Handle Your Business

9. Less is More with Hashtags

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Marteq's curator insight, May 5, 2016 12:58 PM

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The Complete Guide to Marketing Your Content on Twitter - Mention

The Complete Guide to Marketing Your Content on Twitter - Mention | 21st Century Public Relations | Scoop.it

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Marteq's curator insight, June 16, 2015 9:19 PM

The basics in outline form. Details, of course, when you click through. Easy to follow, easy to implement.

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Are Hashtags Dead? Do Tweets with Images Get More Followers? Twitter Growth Factors - Moz

Are Hashtags Dead? Do Tweets with Images Get More Followers? Twitter Growth Factors  - Moz | 21st Century Public Relations | Scoop.it

Digest...


Each additional tweet with an image or hashtag corresponds to a 2% increase in new followers.

This makes intuitive sense. The use of hashtags (found in 45% of broadcast tweets) exposes content to others it might not normally reach. Similarly, images make content more attractive for casual viewers of one's account.

 

Each additional retweet a user makes is associated with 4% more new followers.

I suspect it's because RT'd content is typically better-than-average content. It probably makes one's timeline more attractive to previewing users, and may result in RTs of the RT (thereby exposing you to a new audience).

 

Engaging with others is associated with 6% more new followers.

This confirms that Twitter shouldn't just be a broadcast medium: that it's important to engage and respond. It likely increases your overall RTs, exposes your content to others (via those watching the engagement from others' timelines), and more.

 

Each additional tweet with a URL is associated with fewer new followers.

Do links really add a ton of value to your followers? Particularly if that content is already ricocheted all over one's existing network? Probably not. And so it may turn off new followers. 

 

Weekends are terrible: you can expect 23% fewer new followers.

Save those tweets for the weekday!

 

Creating great content (and therefore getting RTs and favorites) is good.

 

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Great insights

Marteq's curator insight, August 27, 2014 7:08 PM

Tremendous data and insight. And the post includes a blow-by-blow analysis done with Excel (and I thought I was an Excel jockey).

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Study: LinkedIn most effective B2B social network, but Twitter most used - FierceCMO

Study: LinkedIn most effective B2B social network, but Twitter most used - FierceCMO | 21st Century Public Relations | Scoop.it
New data on social networks for B2B shows that LinkedIn is the most effective network for B2B marketers, but that Twitter is used most often.

B2B Marketing's "2015 Social Media Benchmarking Report" shows that 58 percent of responding B2B professionals ranked LinkedIn as the most effective social platform, with Twitter coming in second with 24 percent.

In terms of regular usage, Twitter surpassed LinkedIn as 76 percent of respondents reported regularly updating their Twitter profile, while 71 percent regularly updated LinkedIn. Visual-based social platforms such as Vine and Pinterest are regularly updated by less than five percent of respondents, though that figure could rise in the near future.


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Twitter and IBM's Partnership Means Better Data Solutions for Marketers - ClickZ

Twitter and IBM's Partnership Means Better Data Solutions for Marketers - ClickZ | 21st Century Public Relations | Scoop.it

"Twitter and IBM have partnered to combine Twitter's firehose of social data with IBM's analytics in an effort to offer business solutions to marketers overwhelmed by social data.


The companies have joined forces to partner Twitter’s data with IBM’s analytics tools to better inform business decisions. Through the partnership, IBM and Twitter will offer a set of enterprise applications that analyze tweets based on geography, public biographical information, and the emotion expressed in the tweet. IBM also plans to train 10,000 employees to consult with businesses on the best use of Twitter data.


The new applications could improve marketers’ understanding of "affinity categories, purchase habits, purchase readiness, and more" "


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Marteq's curator insight, October 30, 2014 10:44 PM

This is an FYI so that we can all look for the offerings from Twitter. And it's a perfect example of how the marketer is challenged to connect all these wonderful technologies into one platform.

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5 best creative marketing campaigns that have used Twitter | Simply Zesty

5 best creative marketing campaigns that have used Twitter | Simply Zesty | 21st Century Public Relations | Scoop.it
As Twitter starts to mature and become a social advertising platform, we look at some of the brands who have created brilliant creative campaigns for free...

 

Twitter has been evolving over the last couple of years, going from a brilliant social tool to a media platform that is turning into a pay to play solution just like Facebook. Brands can still use it for customer service, brand building and to engage with their customers, but they are having to be increasingly creative to do so. This week, we look at five of the best campaigns run by brands that had creativity at their core....

 

[Clever campaigns provide creative marketing inspiration ~ Jeff]


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