Benjamin DelespierreHey, I'm a developper!
How to level up my Twitter game?
I'm looking for tools and advices to increase my reach on social media, and especially Twitter. I'm going to start my own company soon and I need to be better at social media marketing.
Some context: I'm currently a web-developper, I use twitter a lot to share ideas, articles, and products around the new technologies. But I'm no market guy and I need to better understand what it takes to become an expert at social media communication.
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- Kunal Bhatiadesign @mercury · WrittenGiven that you share a lot of articles, links, etc., I would highly recommend joining Refind. This has been immensely helpful, not only as a reading platform, but a writing platform for sharing my own content. You get closer to the writers and influencers who share great things.
- Kunal Bhatiadesign @mercury · WrittenPart of being better at Twitter is listening and making sure you're part of the conversations people are having about you and your content. Start columns in Tweetdeck to find out when people post about your articles. I have one column for mentions, one search using the article URL, and another using the article title. There is some overlap, but this covers most of the mentions without a direct @[handle] mention.Kuba RogalskiContent Writer at LiveChat · WrittenThis is one of my favourite Twitter tools that helped me a lot back in the day when I was running our twitter chats. It allows for tracking differnt keywords, users, hashtags, etc. in separate columns, and what I also particularly liked was the ability to schedule tweets, which turned out super helpful during the aforementioned tweet chats. If you're more into analytics side of things of tracking different keywords, you might want to give https://brand24.com a go. It will provide you with a number of metrics such as social media reach, number of mentions, or social influence of different authors, so pretty much something you're going to miss with the majority of free tools.Ryan HooverFounder of Product Hunt & Weekend Fund · WrittenI almost entirely use Twitter using Tweetdeck. It's column-based approach makes it easy to monitor search keywords (I see nearly every tweet about "Product Hunt") to see what people are sharing and jump into conversations.
- Buffer is a great tool for publishing your tweets. You can schedule when they go out and analyze how well they do.Ryan HooverFounder of Product Hunt & Weekend Fund · WrittenI've been a paying user of Buffer for years. It's the easiest way to trickle updates to Twitter throughout the day, particularly useful for those that read and share a lot of news articles or links on the web. You don't want to overwhelm your followers by sharing 10 links all at once.
- Duane Wilson✌️Product & Engineering @DeltaHandPies · WrittenThis is an excellent tool that will enable you to share compelling content from other sources in an automated way. You set it up and it goes. I've used it to find very specific and industry focused content from more famous creators and retweet it to share with our projects followers, you can then jump into the conversation should a retweet get traction, if that's something that you think can be helpful :D
- Robert BuchiOwner at Post66.com · WrittenRobert Buchi made this productHello Benjamin! We just launched a new social media management app called Post66 that allows users to connect all their social media accounts and post on all of them simultaneously. Additionally, with Post66 you can also schedule an unlimited number of posts and see how they perform. Our app would be great for you because it will help you save a lot of time and you can gain permanent free membership if you follow a few simple steps. If you are interested, you can learn more about that on our website. Good luck, Robert