Category: Twitter

Elon Musk and Twitter continue to remain in the spotlight, for better or worse. Here is everything brands and marketers need to know.

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The new updates have been in the works for months, but likely won’t be a huge game-changer for most.

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The saga continues over at Twitter. Will the platform be dead within a week, or will Musk turn it around?

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The new “Official” label was announced, and then less than 24 hours later, was removed.

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The two new features put video at the forefront of how users engage with new and interesting content.

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Twitter is continuing to test and add new features that allow multiple media types on posts, as well as expanding its edit button capabilities.

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The new CoTweet feature lets two Twitter users collaborate to gain additional visibility with a new audience. It is in limited testing.

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A review of many of Twitter’s patents reveals some indications of criteria that are influential to rankings that are not readily apparent.

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The custom emojis were previously only available to large brands paying a premium.

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Twitter’s Notes lets you go beyond 280 characters and include photos, videos, GIFs and Tweets.

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