Keep up with conversations on Twitter (blog.Twitter.com)
Twitter recently launched its Conversations view, making it easier to discover and follow conversations in their home timeline. This should be beneficial for both new and old users looking for specific conversations to join in the social network.
Twitter Conversations New Blue Line Causing Many Twitter Users to Feel Blue (ABCNews.go.com)
Joanna Stern of ABC news reports that although the new Conversations view is made to make the network easier to use, it’s instead causing some problems in the Twittersphere.
Why Twitter’s Confusing New “Conversations” Actually Make Sense (Slate.com)
Although the negative backlash can be blinding, Twitter’s new Conversations feature has a number of benefits that may make sense if you look past all the hate. Besides, the hate could simply be the usual reaction to every change to any website.
Twitter releases ‘report abuse’ button for tweets on Android & web (VentureBeat.com)
Originally an iOS-exclusive feature, Twitter’s “report abuse” button is now also available for both Android users and desktop tweeters. The new button was released simultaneously with Twitter Conversations.
Twitter targets trolls with button to report abuse after campaign (Metro.co.uk)
Tariq Tahir of Metro UK explains how the newly launched “report abuse” button across all platforms is their solution to the severe trolling, cruelty, and harassment plaguing the social network.
Practice Proper Comment Etiquette to Avoid a Bad Online Rep
Monday, February 24th, 2014There’s more to social media marketing than simply posting blogs. You have to go out there and make sure your brand is making its mark in every possible way. Commenting on other people’s blogs – those relevant to your product or service, of course – is one way of letting people know you’re a thought leader in your field. However, this can only be effective when done properly. Otherwise, you’ll be marked as a spammer, and your marketing efforts might do more damage than good.
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