Twitter is a great social media platform for networking and connecting with other influencers. However, it’s not always easy to keep track of who you follow or to remember what they tweet about. Hootsuite can help with this by adding people you want to connect with on Twitter into a list that you can easily access at any time.
The reason why I would add someone to a Twitter list in Hootsuite is because it blocks them from commenting or re-sharing my posts, which can be an annoying occurrence. It also sends targeted direct messages automatically in bulk and boosts the SEO of your published tweets by grouping together trend topics for easy reference!
Other questions about Twitter list you can find below:
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How do you tweet a Twitter list?
You know you’ve made it when your name is all over the internet. What better way to make a splash than with an illustrious Twitter list? To do this,
1)Type like you would a regular tweet and mention someone or something by putting their username between two “at-signs” (@).
2)This will show up as @username/listname in that person’s tweets timeline.
3)If they have “lists” enabled on twitter then any items that are mentioned under those hashtags will be put into said lists for others who follow them!
4)If not, there still might be some hope if you use direct messages–just don’t forget to add one of these “@mentions,” which should look just like: @username”.
How do you organize your Twitter feed?
Organizing your Twitter feed is an easy, and important step to take before you start tweeting! Here are some simple steps:
1. Log into your account on the mobile site or app
2. From the drop-down menu, choose Lists
3. Scroll down until you see Create a list in the left sidebar
4. Enter a name and optional description for your list
5. Choose whether to make it public or private 6 Click Save List
How do you find your Twitter lists?
You lost and don’t know how to find your lists on Twitter! Let we show you.
1)First, head over your feed from the navigation bar at the top of your screen.
2)Next, scroll down a little bit until you see an option for Lists below Connections; click it by clicking either Owned or Subscribed depending on if this is list that’s been created by yourself or one that you’ve subscribed too respectively (hint: we’re going to be focusing mostly on making our own).
3) We’ll briefly explain what each column means before moving onto the next step- first up there in alphabetical order is Column A with My List as its title followed closely behind by Alphabetically Arranged which will have every single name listed according
What is a Twitter stream?
Twitter streams are the searches that HubSpot uses to monitor conversations on Twitter and display them in your social monitoring tool. In addition to creating your own search, you can view other people’s tweets by looking at their timelines, mentions of them from others, or retweets they’ve made—all without having an account!
How do you tweet to someone?
The best way to tweet someone is through a direct message. To do this, find the tweet you want to share on your timeline and tap “Share” or click down arrow if it’s one of your tweets. Then select “Send via Direct Message.”
How do you forward a tweet to someone?
Have you ever wanted to forward a tweet to someone? Now, with the new update of Twitter there are many ways that allow for this.
1) With one tap on your share icon from any Tweet in your Home timeline or personal detail page, as long as it is not protected and has been shared publicly before-hand.
2) Tap an account name if you have more than just two people who message each other frequently then choose Add comment’s and type out what exactly they should be reading!
3) Tap Send
What is the list feature on twitter?
The list feature on Twitter is a great way to make sure that you don’t miss any Tweets from your favorite accounts. If the people in your life are spread out across numerous lists, it becomes hard for them all to be seen at once and they can fall through the cracks of scrolling endlessly. Lists allow you to see only what interests you – without irrelevant tweets cluttering up their feed!
