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How to Get Started on Twitter

Twitter is a micro-blogging platform. It asks users to share thoughts, 140 characters at a time. Everybody can find and read your tweets (th…

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06 Nov 09

How to Get Started on Twitter

Why Is It Important?

Twitter is great to meet and connect with other individuals or businesses. There are a number of ways to find like-minded people, and if you sell your craft or art online, Twitter makes for an amazing venue to meet new prospective customers or exchange/follow-up with existing ones! We won't cover everything Twitter-related, though. Let's start with the basics: registration.

Posted by: Francis Raymond

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1 Chaitra commented on 11/06/2009

I love it.. great work in explaining Twitter in byte size steps.

2 twiterbug867530 commented on 11/06/2009

Arghhh… I just can’t seem to figure this out. When I’‘m reading say a trendy topic – how can i add my 2cents – without replying to a specific person….or retweeting…

3 Francis commented on 11/06/2009

Very simple – You just send a tweet like any normal tweet, though you add your trending topic to it with a hashtag. It would look like this:

“This is my tweet #trendingtopic”

You can add hashtags to any of your tweet and it could become a trending topic! Just make sure you use them wisely!

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