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Twitter Cheat Sheet

Twitter – Cheat Sheet You have 140 characters to post on Twitter, but it's best to use only 120 so that people can Retweet you easily with RT @username in front of your post. 1 120 Characters RT @username – When you forward on someone else's tweet. It's etiquette to put RT @username before the copied tweet. e.g. "RT @stephenfry Independent article here worth a read: http://tinyurl.com/2vkhwaw" 2 Retweet (RT) Use this to talk to other users with @username (no space between @ and their name). e.g. "@LexisClick Thanks for your Twitter cheat sheet, it's proving v useful!" Short for direct message - for conducting private conversations. Check yours in the right-hand column of your homepage. 4 DM The most popular topics on twitter. They will usually be big news stories or shared Twitter jokes. Current trending topics are listed on the right-hand column of your home page. Trending 6. 7 #ff Follow Friday - On Fridays, use this hashtag to recommend other people you think your followers would find it useful to follow. 8 #fridayfun Use this to post something fun for your followers on a Friday. Hashtag use it to organise your posts, create and surf trends. Many trending topics have a # before them. Twitter users use the hashtag (#) when they're talking about a specific subject, so that oth users can search for the hashtag term to see what's happening. Lists: You can use Lists to group people and businesses you follow into useful categories. You can follow the whole list in one go or just view the list on a separate page - it shows all those selected people's recent tweets. Twitter – Cheat Sheet You have 140 characters to post on Twitter, but it's best to use only 120 so that people can Retweet you easily with RT @username in front of your post. 1 120 Characters RT @username – When you forward on someone else's tweet. It's etiquette to put RT @username before the copied tweet. e.g. "RT @stephenfry Independent article here worth a read: http://tinyurl.com/2vkhwaw" 2 Retweet (RT) Use this to talk to other users with @username (no space between @ and their name). e.g. "@LexisClick Thanks for your Twitter cheat sheet, it's proving v useful!" Short for direct message - for conducting private conversations. Check yours in the right-hand column of your homepage. 4 DM The most popular topics on twitter. They will usually be big news stories or shared Twitter jokes. Current trending topics are listed on the right-hand column of your home page. Trending 6. 7 #ff Follow Friday - On Fridays, use this hashtag to recommend other people you think your followers would find it useful to follow. 8 #fridayfun Use this to post something fun for your followers on a Friday. Hashtag use it to organise your posts, create and surf trends. Many trending topics have a # before them. Twitter users use the hashtag (#) when they're talking about a specific subject, so that oth users can search for the hashtag term to see what's happening. Lists: You can use Lists to group people and businesses you follow into useful categories. You can follow the whole list in one go or just view the list on a separate page - it shows all those selected people's recent tweets. Twitter – Cheat Sheet You have 140 characters to post on Twitter, but it's best to use only 120 so that people can Retweet you easily with RT @username in front of your post. 1 120 Characters RT @username – When you forward on someone else's tweet. It's etiquette to put RT @username before the copied tweet. e.g. "RT @stephenfry Independent article here worth a read: http://tinyurl.com/2vkhwaw" 2 Retweet (RT) Use this to talk to other users with @username (no space between @ and their name). e.g. "@LexisClick Thanks for your Twitter cheat sheet, it's proving v useful!" Short for direct message - for conducting private conversations. Check yours in the right-hand column of your homepage. 4 DM The most popular topics on twitter. They will usually be big news stories or shared Twitter jokes. Current trending topics are listed on the right-hand column of your home page. Trending 6. 7 #ff Follow Friday - On Fridays, use this hashtag to recommend other people you think your followers would find it useful to follow. 8 #fridayfun Use this to post something fun for your followers on a Friday. Hashtag use it to organise your posts, create and surf trends. Many trending topics have a # before them. Twitter users use the hashtag (#) when they're talking about a specific subject, so that oth users can search for the hashtag term to see what's happening. Lists: You can use Lists to group people and businesses you follow into useful categories. You can follow the whole list in one go or just view the list on a separate page - it shows all those selected people's recent tweets. Twitter – Cheat Sheet You have 140 characters to post on Twitter, but it's best to use only 120 so that people can Retweet you easily with RT @username in front of your post. 1 120 Characters RT @username – When you forward on someone else's tweet. It's etiquette to put RT @username before the copied tweet. e.g. "RT @stephenfry Independent article here worth a read: http://tinyurl.com/2vkhwaw" 2 Retweet (RT) Use this to talk to other users with @username (no space between @ and their name). e.g. "@LexisClick Thanks for your Twitter cheat sheet, it's proving v useful!" Short for direct message - for conducting private conversations. Check yours in the right-hand column of your homepage. 4 DM The most popular topics on twitter. They will usually be big news stories or shared Twitter jokes. Current trending topics are listed on the right-hand column of your home page. Trending 6. 7 #ff Follow Friday - On Fridays, use this hashtag to recommend other people you think your followers would find it useful to follow. 8 #fridayfun Use this to post something fun for your followers on a Friday. Hashtag use it to organise your posts, create and surf trends. Many trending topics have a # before them. Twitter users use the hashtag (#) when they're talking about a specific subject, so that oth users can search for the hashtag term to see what's happening. Lists: You can use Lists to group people and businesses you follow into useful categories. You can follow the whole list in one go or just view the list on a separate page - it shows all those selected people's recent tweets. Twitter – Cheat Sheet You have 140 characters to post on Twitter, but it's best to use only 120 so that people can Retweet you easily with RT @username in front of your post. 1 120 Characters RT @username – When you forward on someone else's tweet. It's etiquette to put RT @username before the copied tweet. e.g. "RT @stephenfry Independent article here worth a read: http://tinyurl.com/2vkhwaw" 2 Retweet (RT) Use this to talk to other users with @username (no space between @ and their name). e.g. "@LexisClick Thanks for your Twitter cheat sheet, it's proving v useful!" Short for direct message - for conducting private conversations. Check yours in the right-hand column of your homepage. 4 DM The most popular topics on twitter. They will usually be big news stories or shared Twitter jokes. Current trending topics are listed on the right-hand column of your home page. Trending 6. 7 #ff Follow Friday - On Fridays, use this hashtag to recommend other people you think your followers would find it useful to follow. 8 #fridayfun Use this to post something fun for your followers on a Friday. Hashtag use it to organise your posts, create and surf trends. Many trending topics have a # before them. Twitter users use the hashtag (#) when they're talking about a specific subject, so that oth users can search for the hashtag term to see what's happening. Lists: You can use Lists to group people and businesses you follow into useful categories. You can follow the whole list in one go or just view the list on a separate page - it shows all those selected people's recent tweets. Twitter – Cheat Sheet You have 140 characters to post on Twitter, but it's best to use only 120 so that people can Retweet you easily with RT @username in front of your post. 1 120 Characters RT @username – When you forward on someone else's tweet. It's etiquette to put RT @username before the copied tweet. e.g. "RT @stephenfry Independent article here worth a read: http://tinyurl.com/2vkhwaw" 2 Retweet (RT) Use this to talk to other users with @username (no space between @ and their name). e.g. "@LexisClick Thanks for your Twitter cheat sheet, it's proving v useful!" Short for direct message - for conducting private conversations. Check yours in the right-hand column of your homepage. 4 DM The most popular topics on twitter. They will usually be big news stories or shared Twitter jokes. Current trending topics are listed on the right-hand column of your home page. Trending 6. 7 #ff Follow Friday - On Fridays, use this hashtag to recommend other people you think your followers would find it useful to follow. 8 #fridayfun Use this to post something fun for your followers on a Friday. Hashtag use it to organise your posts, create and surf trends. Many trending topics have a # before them. Twitter users use the hashtag (#) when they're talking about a specific subject, so that oth users can search for the hashtag term to see what's happening. Lists: You can use Lists to group people and businesses you follow into useful categories. You can follow the whole list in one go or just view the list on a separate page - it shows all those selected people's recent tweets.

Twitter Cheat Sheet

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Fast on the heels of our LinkedIn Cheat Sheet comes one for Twitter. This includes useful tips and explanations of the most popular terms and icons. Statistics for Twitter are more difficult to track...

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