Etiquette

It's easy to aimlessly post details of your life on Twitter, but there are some things that should be for your eyes only.

With companies and brands trying to expand their client networks via social media, the methods of responding to customer queries and complaints have also gone beyond pen and paper.

Engagement, or interacting and exchanging messages with other Twitter users, is the core of micro-blogging. By getting into conversations with others, you bring a deeper purpose into your online account.

Thank goodness Twitter has given us the power to choose who to follow, who to unfollow, and if need be, who to block.

There are certain rules to abide by in order to get the most out of joining a tweet chat.

While Twitter is a free universe, certain types of posts are sure to get your follower count down.

Twitter may be public domain, but to thrive and survive, you need to follow a few basic best practices guidelines.