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5 Best Practices for Shorter Tweets (Infographic)

 

Shorter Tweets – so you can be re-tweeted!

If you’ve ever been frustrated by trying to cut those last few characters out of a tweet so you can send away, this post is for you. It’s hard enough to cut tweets to the general 140 character limit, much less the recommended 120 characters or less needed to leave room for others to re-tweet you!

Quick Summary:

  1. Find Shorter Synonyms
  2. Avoid using ‘And’
  3. Lose Unnecessary Pronouns
  4. Find the Best Link Shortener
  5. Substitute Numbers for Words

Plus two bonus tips!

Best Practices For Shorter Tweets

Source: http://www.pardot.com/social-media/8-ways-cram-tweets-140-characters-2

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