You're probably familiar with Twitter's decision to double Jewelry Retouching its character limit from 140 to 280. But doubling the real estate might not mean doubling the opportunity for brands. According to social media tool SproutSocial, 47% of marketers say Twitter, not Facebook, is their best social media channel for customer engagement. So one of the platforms that can engage your customers the most is now giving you more of a chance to do so. But what do you Jewelry Retouching need to know and how to deal with it? Here we are going to introduce you to the most important aspects of Twitter 280.
Why this change? Apparently, the company made the Jewelry Retouching decision because a number of tweets had reached the 140 limit. Twitter product manager Aliza Rosen, announcing the move, said 9% of all tweets had reached the 140-character limit. Under the 280 character regime, this will fall no more than 1%. Twitter product manager Aliza Rosen, announcing the move, said 9% of all tweets had reached the 140-character limit. While many, many people decried the Jewelry Retouching change as the death knell for the social media site, Twitter actually found the opposite.
After awarding a number of accounts the highest Jewelry Retouching character count in September, the results have been quite surprising, Rosen says. In addition to more tweets, people who had more space to tweet received more engagement (likes, retweets, @mentions), had more followers, and spent more time on Twitter. Participants in the experiment told us that a higher character limit made them more satisfied with the way they expressed themselves on Twitter, their Jewelry Retouching ability to find good content, and Twitter in general. The new maximum will apply to tweets