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This is a great post I was made aware of recently which looks at how to ReTweet and be ReTweeted. To ReTweet is to basically forward a Twitter post that you have seen to your followers, thereby spreading information around the Twitterverse.But how do you actually ReTweet a Tweet and perhaps more importantly create content on Twitter that is going to be ReTweeted? The post make several suggestions as follows:
- Keep your ReTweet short
- Read what you're sharing
- Know your audience/followers
To get your Tweets ReTweeted:
Write good content- Include links
- Remember your character count
Some useful suggestions here and a post that is well worth reading.
Full post as published by LI Issues on May 11, 2009 (boomark / email).
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