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How to Find New Competitive Knowledge in Social Media

How to Find New Competitive Knowledge in Social Media | Networked Nonprofits and Social Media | Scoop.it
Buzz used to be an intangible — something you just felt. No longer.
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The points here can be used for "networked mindset" CWRF assessment.

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How to Build the Perfect Tweet: an infographic guide

How to Build the Perfect Tweet: an infographic guide | Networked Nonprofits and Social Media | Scoop.it

A tweet only has 140 characters; with such a small amount of characters at your disposal, you need to make the most of each one.


The perfect tweet consists of three main parts: your message, a link and blank space. Here's what each section should include:

Message:

  • Call to action: Tell readers what you want them to do.
  • Hashtags: Include one or two to increase your reach among people who don't follow you.
  • Tone: Use your own voice, but in a professional way.
  • Format: Use a mix of headlines, questions and statistics to drive clicks and retweets.

Link:

  • Shortened URLs: Bit.ly links earn the most retweets.

Blank space:

  • Leave room for at least 20 characters at the end of your tweet so retweeters can add comments.

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Via Lauren Moss
ParadigmGallery's comment, March 6, 2013 12:21 PM
ugh..come a long way but always more to learn...space at end of tweet for added comments and RT's ....WOW
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A Great Twitter Cheat Sheet for Teachers ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

A Great Twitter Cheat Sheet for Teachers ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning | Networked Nonprofits and Social Media | Scoop.it
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Useful cheat sheet to adapt for trainings. 

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