My life would definitely be more boring
Scholze Ralph Scholze Ralph Scholze blogs mainly on the topics of social mia (Facebook, Twitter, Google+), social mia marketing, corporate blogs and content marketing at . He also reports specifically on strategic issues for small and mium-siz companies. Numerous tips supplement his articles. 12 Responses to “Despite major problems: Does Twitter still have an ace up its sleeve?” Comment now Tina Gallinaro Tina Gallinaro Mar 22, 2016 @ 12:57pm Hello Ralph I’ve been on Twitter since 2009, and in the meantime I’ve seen many followers come and go.
Most of them view
Twitter as a link-slinging machine and vending machine platform. Twitter is really fun if you deal with it intensively and maintain your account. You can build a magnificent reach if you do it right! without Belgium Phone Number List the people I read every day and who I have met through Twitter. I hope Twitter stays with us for a long time. A good approach is to keep the 140 characters, this discipline encourages creativity to be brief. For yesterday’s birthday, LoveTwitter?src=hashcaus me goosebumps – you too? LG Tina ANSWER Ralph Scholze Ralph Scholze March 22, 2016 at 10:10 p.m Hello Tina, Thank you for your reply.
You’ve been active on
Twitter for much longer than I have. However, I can understand you. Personally, I think of Twitter like a big train station where travelers come and go. They are looking for a conversation or just Singapore Lead to get information. “I hope Twitter stays with us for a long time. A good approach is to keep the 140 characters, this discipline encourages creativity to be brief.” Then let’s keep our fingers cross for that. Twitter has potential in all directions; both in the order and in the “chaotic It’s exciting what Twitter has done in the last 10 years. Best regards Ralph ANSWER Thomas Schuster Thomas Schuster Hello Ralph, for me, Twitter is THE social network par excellence. It’s fast, to the point, and avoids gibberish.
