Learn Twitter Marketing

Alerts

Twitter Alerts enable public safety agencies to inform people during emergencies by highlighting critical time-sensitive content with notifications and a unique look.

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Bio

Your short personal description (up to 160 characters) that appears in your profile that serves to characterize your persona on Twitter.

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Block

If you block a Twitter user, that account will be unable to follow you or add you to their Twitter lists, and you will not receive a notification if they mention you in a Tweet.

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Conversion

It is the action the user wants when he clicks on an advert.

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Deactivation

If you deactivate your account, it goes into a queue for permanent deletion from Twitter in 30 days. You may reactivate your account within the 30 day grace period.

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Direct Messages

Also called DMs, direct messages which let you communicate with other Twitter users or groups privately.

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Follow

Subscribing to a Twitter account is called following. Anyone on Twitter can follow or unfollow anyone else at any time, with the exception of blocked accounts.

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Geolocation & geotagging

Adding a location to your Tweet (a geolocation or geotag) tells those who see your Tweet where you were when you posted that Tweet.

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Hashtag (#)

A hashtag is any word or phrase immediately preceded by the # symbol. When you click on a hashtag, you get to see other Tweets containing the same keywords or topics.

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Home

Your Home timeline displays a stream of Tweets from accounts you have chosen to follow on Twitter.

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Like (n.)

Liking a Tweet indicates that you appreciate it. You can find all of your likes by clicking the likes tab on your profile.