It's the weekend and the Hashtags.org team has once again brought together 5 of the most popular stories for the week. Let's recap!
Millions of Twitter users search for and incorporate hashtags to improve the way they share their posts and get information. You can start your own hashtags and determine how well these trend on Twitter.
If you wish to keep clients for several months or years, you should know how to manage and provide for their needs, as well as handle complaints properly. There are a number of basic techniques to learn on #Twitter to ensure that your clients stay content and continue to spread positive news about you.
As Twitter carves a niche for itself as a legitimate source of information, many educational organizations and online colleges are investing on Twitter to provide relevant and quick information to current and potential students.
Early on November 9, 2012, Twitter informed certain users, mostly from China, that their accounts may have been compromised and prompted a change in passwords. There was no cause for panic, however, and Twitter was quick to apologize for the notices. The company admitted how it automatically resets passwords at times when it realizes that accounts may have been the subject of compromise.
Choosing a Hashtag That Will Attract Followers
Millions of Twitter users search for and incorporate hashtags to improve the way they share their posts and get information. You can start your own hashtags and determine how well these trend on Twitter.
Twitter 101: How To Handle Customer Complaints
If you wish to keep clients for several months or years, you should know how to manage and provide for their needs, as well as handle complaints properly. There are a number of basic techniques to learn on #Twitter to ensure that your clients stay content and continue to spread positive news about you.
30 Ways To Use Twitter For Education
As Twitter carves a niche for itself as a legitimate source of information, many educational organizations and online colleges are investing on Twitter to provide relevant and quick information to current and potential students.
Twitter Apologizes For False Hacking Scare
Early on November 9, 2012, Twitter informed certain users, mostly from China, that their accounts may have been compromised and prompted a change in passwords. There was no cause for panic, however, and Twitter was quick to apologize for the notices. The company admitted how it automatically resets passwords at times when it realizes that accounts may have been the subject of compromise.
Building Credibility and a Good Reputation on Twitter
