Twitter search tips
In principle, I won't teach you anything special here, but to search well on Twitter you need to use the right terms. Experiment with different words until you find a good 'formula' for your brand. Here are some examples of good search terms:
English
“Need Help” with your keyword
“How do I” with your keyword
and “how to” with your keyword
Dutch
“help” with your keyword
“how to make” with your keyword
“how to” with your keyword
Search results without links
add “-http”
If you want to pull out all tweets from other companies/brands, which are usually the tweets with links in them, you can do that by adding '- http' to your search.
Of course, you won’t get all paid customers from these types of searches right away. But that’s not necessary. list to data What matters is that you as a person, company or brand can immediately help people who need help at this moment and thus build a larger following. And, if you can help someone well, you can always ask if they can recommend you on LinkedIn or something like that, or if they want to tweet about you, that’s how you build a good network!
See you next week!
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