Tag: Twitter For Business

Twitter said it is working on a feature that will allow users to edit their tweets after they have been published

A new feature will allow select merchants in the US to showcase up to 50 products directly on their Twitter profiles.

This year, COVID-19 and social justice took out the top spots in Twitter’s most tweeted topics in Australia.  For the first time in years, #COVID19 edged out #auspol as the most tweeted hashtag in Australia. #COVID19, and variations of it, was tweeted nearly 400 million times worldwide. Angus Keene, Head of Client Partnerships at Twitter […]

There’s no magic formula for how to use Twitter to promote your business. But here are a few things to try.

Spending hours on Twitter with nothing to show for it? Want to punch that tiny blue bird in the face? Don’t give up. Twitter is a powerful marketing tool, when used the right way. Make sure you’re leveraging the full power of the Twitterverse with these simple guidelines.

Real-world ethics should be part of the social media experience, but unfortunately many individuals and businesses aren’t transferring these values into the digital world. Catriona Pollard looks at creating a code of ethics for your social media activity.

It might feel as if all you ever hear about is the importance of using social media, but according to Reckon’s Gerald Chait, the number of businesses actually using social media doesn’t match the hype surrounding these digital worlds. Does this mean it’s not right for every business?

Still not engaging with current and prospective customers on Twitter? Here’s how Catriona Pollard suggests you get started.

“To get people to want to follow your business’ Twitter account it needs to present a personality…”

It’s no secret that small businesses should be embracing social media as a great way to build relationships with their customers. Here’s some expert tips for delivering great service over social media.

Female business owners are leading the SME social media revolution, as their male counterparts fall behind in embracing and investing in these new channels.