1: don’t overuse - use a maximum of two hashtags in your tweets or facebook posts. if you use too many your followers will think you are spamming them.
2: keep them short - tweets are restricted to 140 characters you don’t want a hashtag taking up 50% of the letters in your tweet, there is however no limit to facebook post length but keep them short to avoid annoying your fans/friends.
3: define your tag - in a tag directory such as tagdef.com, give your tag a meaning you can also search for the meaning of existing tags.
4: no spaces - make sure there are no spaces in the words preceding the hashtag or punctuation, as it will break the link.
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ReplyDelete1: don’t overuse - use a maximum of two hashtags in your tweets or facebook posts. if you use too many your followers will think you are spamming them.
ReplyDelete2: keep them short - tweets are restricted to 140 characters you don’t want a hashtag taking up 50% of the letters in your tweet, there is however no limit to facebook post length but keep them short to avoid annoying your fans/friends.
3: define your tag - in a tag directory such as tagdef.com, give your tag a meaning you can also search for the meaning of existing tags.
4: no spaces - make sure there are no spaces in the words preceding the hashtag or punctuation, as it will break the link.
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