So I'm removing one star until someone at Twitter actually listens to user feedback. It has become extremely annoying now, and nothing else has improved. UPDATE: Since version 8.6 or so, the chance for window size and position to reset to default has greatly increased. This is the Twitter app you should be using, with one or ten accounts. Needing to use Command-W to put away an image makes it more likely to accidentally close the main window if it has focus, and then you've quit the app when you didn't want to. I'd like to be able to hit Escape to close a media window, and bind that to a mouse button. Also, we need more keyboard shortcuts to get around in the app. Why only 4 stars? I have run into the bug mentioned in other reviews: Randomly on launch, maybe 1 out of 10 times, my window size and position has reset to default. It's faster in every way, and of course, supports all official Twitter functions. What a pleasure it is to come back to this new app. Twitter forced me to switch to another app (Tweetbot) on the desktop, after they abandoned their old client app years ago.
Sync your contacts to find friends currently on Twitter or invite more Get suggestions on influential people to follow Look back at your Tweets, Retweets, replies, media, and likes Customize your profile with a photo, description, location, and background photo Create a group conversation with anyone who follows you Chat privately with friends and followers Respond to replies or be alerted to Tweets you were mentioned in Discover which of your Tweets were liked or Retweeted Be in the know about pop culture and entertainment Get caught up on news headlines and videos Discover Moments, curated stories showcasing the very best of today’s biggest events See what topics and hashtags are trending now Write a Tweet to let the world know what’s happening with you Retweet, share, like, or reply to Tweets in your timeline Experience dynamic media - like photos, videos, and GIFs Discover what your favorite sports, news, politics, and entertainment thought leaders are talking about Watch the latest events unfold in real time from around the world Access premium and exclusive live streams directly from your computer Twitter is what’s happening in the world and what people are talking about right now.
And yes, you can promote links in your feed - just make sure they are not always to your website and they are actually helpful things that others will want to reTweet.From breaking news and entertainment to sports, politics, and everyday interests, when it happens in the world, it happens on Twitter first. You also need to build a legitimate profile with followers, reTweets of similar / helpful content, consistent Tweets (original content only) and a sprinkle of Similar to SEO, this will leave a footprint of a honest, engaged, appropriate Twitter profile that should be included in Twitter search results. If you want to reach people via Twitter, you need to offer something useful (sound familiar). Your results will show a combination of Tweets, photos, accounts, and more. As discussed so many times with Google, these traits generally lead to lower user-engagement - which Twitter will fight at every opportunity. Enter your search query into the search box at the top of the page. Twitter, while generally closed to Google do-follow links, still has to make certain that the community is legitimate, useful and not overly commercial. * Number of your Tweets with links in themĪs you can see from this list, Twitter is quickly moving into the same cat and mouse game that is so familiar to SEOs lobbying Google for rankings. * Original text in Tweets (as opposed to duplicate content) What are the factors that determine if my hashtags will show in Twitter search? And Twitter search is an important component. So your task is to get to the larger Twitter audience at-large. When you start in Twitter - this is a small (or non-existent group). If not, this limits your influence to your immediate followers. Whereas Google uses their algorithm to decide rankings, Twitter uses their rules to decide if your Tweets, reTweets, and Hashtags should be shown at all in Twitter search. Twitter is not naive, so they have strong anti-spam rules of their own just like Google.
But like ALL other channels of marketing there will be abuse. Twitter has a huge audience and there is strong potential for real engagement. Why aren't my Tweets showing up in Twitter search? And if Twitter has little SEO value, the real audience value is critical. Many new users sign-up and then wonder why their tweets, hashtags and are not showing in Twitter search. Did you know that Twitter has an anti-spam algorithm just like Google? I know many people are not even ready to accept Twitter into their lives, but if you decide the business case is strong enough be prepared to educate yourself.
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