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Twitter: Surviving Change

Rules, Retweets, Responsibilities

Kurt Seapoint
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Pages
50
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

About

Twitter was once a fantastic seller's market for writers and publishers. But that all changed at the end of 2017. If you've been affected by the dramatic changes to Twitter and are wondering how to survive on the platform, look no further-Twitter: Surviving Change will tell you how.
Have you experienced a decrease in Interactions, a declining number of Impressions, difficulty posting and replying, or even a temporary lockout? Are you seeing fewer sales and less traffic to your website from Twitter referrals? This book will explain shadow banning, the continued purges of bots and fake accounts, and what Section 230 means for social media users today. It even covers issues specific to writers who use Twitter for marketing.
Your account can be compromised right now, and you don't even know it. Follow our checklist and quickly see how others see you on the platform. Learn what to do if you've been penalized or victimized by one of Twitter's known glitches. What took months to research and repair can now be accomplished in mere days, following the advice in this book.
The resources provided in Twitter: Surviving Change will put you a step ahead of everyone else. Finally, you'll know how to fix issues to make you more visible to your audience.

Related Subjects

  • Social Media
  • Internet
  • Computers
  • Adult Nonfiction

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