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Over use of hashtags
2 is enough, 3 is proven to reduce click through rate
Using hashtags and URL
Use one or the other
Providing a choice and gives opportunity to chose
wrong one
Hashtag capitalisation
Use capital letters to differentiate words
Remember Susan Boyle incident?
Swearing
Posting from wrong account
Not optimising profile
Social media profiles are indexed by search engines
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Location “global”
Where is Global?
Using map co-ordinates as your location
Don’t be too clever
Not including social media buttons on your
website
Sharing only your own content
Retweeting helps you engage with others
Following hundreds of people immediately with no
content
Followers need a tweet history to help their decision
Follow slowly - about 15 accounts per day
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Using the auto reply Twitter feature
Everybody knows it’s automated - not personal
Focus on quantity rather than quality
You can still have a lot of influence in a niche market
with small number of influential followers
Over/under posting
Don’t send loads in a row
• If one is missed, all missed
Twitter has 15 minute shelf life
Spread tweets out during the day
Not leaving enough space for others to retweet
Tweet is 140 characters
Handel = 15 + 3 (RT@) = 18: Use max 120 characters
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