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Following on from our previous blog - The power of Facebook we're now going to take a look at how you can utilise Twitter to benefit your business.
Twitter has 330 million monthly active users and is one of the fastest ways for recruiters to communicate with their audience. Twitter is similar to Facebook in the way in which both personal and business opinions mix, therefore, it is important to get your tone right.
Quick top tips:
Create a username that brands your business
Keep it concise, even though the character limit has recently increased to 280, you should try to keep posts shorter than this where possible
Use hashtags but don’t abuse them, there is such a thing as overkill
Tag other businesses to encourage interaction
Follow industry leaders, candidates, influencers and companies and look at what they're posting for inspiration
Show your personality
Share your content more than once; Twitter is constantly being updated and your post can quickly become lost
Share a variety of content, don't stick to one theme as your followers will quickly become bored
Tweet when your followers are online. Our free guide to social media marketing further explores when you should be posting on Twitter
Engage with your audience- reply to comments and get involved in the online conversation
Avoid automated DMs
Publish your Twitter ID on all marketing material and put it in your email signature
Don’t make it all about you.
You can find more information on getting the most out of your social media marketing by downloading our free guide to social media marketing.