Twitter has come a long way since it first began back in 2006. From such humble roots as “found some fluff in my navel this morning” to “had cornflakes for breakfast, rather soggy“, it is now the default source for news networks looking for a quick “public opinion” as well as the place where news actually breaks first before the established networks get a hold of it. Journalists and politicians now also consider it absolutely essential to have Twitter accounts so they can inform everyone of their opinions and what they’re up to.
Speaking from personal experience, Twitter can be quite addictive but you have to do it the right way to get the most out of it. That’s why I wrote The Complete Guide To Twitter some time back and I highly recommend that you read it (no bias there of course!). Twiends has also produced a fantastic infographic showing how to quickly get started with Twitter, from choosing the right username to understanding hashtags and lists.
As usual, let us know what you think in the comments. Is there something else Twiends should have mentioned in their infographic for someone to do well on Twitter?
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