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A haiku from the article: Andrew M. Cuomo Tells His Story in ‘All Things Possible’
Some of us wake up everyday to do something that we love — something that we feel like we were born to do.
It feels like the elements required at work come to us naturally — from the way we think to the way we communicate and interact with others. We enjoy it deliberately and...
Don't forget to create your wedding hashtag!
Move, Shake, Stick out from the crowd!
#Branding #socialmedia TIPS: Move, Shake, Stick out from the crowd! http://t.co/LY7zfIpTBY
— SOCIALiTELL (@SOCIALiTELL) June 19, 2014
Use and Bad use of the #Hashtag
A common question we get is what and why hashtags? Twitter users would be very familiar with them, the reason why Facebook later allowed them on its platform but about Facebook hashtags we will talk in the future. The infamous hashtag is no other than the use of the number sign (#) followed by letters or characters that create a phrase (or keyword) that allows the user to find all that it's being said about that phrase making it easier to follow or get in the conversation. For instance: #Socialitell. To place that number sign (#) in front of the word creates the marker for those who want to find out what it's being said about Socialitell on Twitter or any other platform that allows hashtags, therefore being able to see all the users posts that have used the same hashtag or phrase. But be careful, because there is basic etiquette on how to use hashtags.
Bad use:
- #WayLONGhashtagsthatwillmakeanyonemissthepoint. So yes, keep them short. Especially if you are hoping for a re-tweet.
- More than 2 or 3 hashtags on the same post. Do not over do it just because they are short. Too many hastags makes the message confusing and not effective. Also you will lose followers for abusing the use of hashtags.
Good use:
-Create a hashtag about a topic or event that would be of interest to other users making it easy for the community to follow and engage with you or your brand.
-Remember to create short hashtags that way those who want to share it with a re-tweet and also mention you, ex. (RT: @socialitell #socialitell), would have the space to do it without going over the 140 character limit.
Being more effective in the use of hashtags allows us to spread the intended message to more users who could be interested, not only will the message be amplified but it will also amplify the networking and ROI possibilities especially for small businesses.
When Jersey City restaurant White Star wanted to start advertising to get more customers, they first tried Yelp and Facebook. Figuring out the value for their ad money, though, was challenging. “It’s tough to tell if they work,” said owner Mat Kopec. “You don’t even know if customers were...
Fun #socialmedia TIPS
I was part of a panel discussion that considered a world ‘without social media' at the International Journalism Festival in Perugia on Friday.
I decided to illustrate this by talking about what The Wall Street Journal wouldn’t have done last week in a social media-less world.
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Uso y mal uso del #Hashtag (actualizado)
Siempre nos preguntan sobre los hashtags. Los usuarios de Twitter son los más familiarizados, razón por la que facebook comenzó a utilizarlos también (pero de los hashtags en facebook hablaremos después). El famoso hashtag que no es otra cosa que utilizar el signo de número (#) y luego una serie de letras o números que pueden formar una frase para crear una cadena de discusión. Por ejemplo: #Socialitell. El poner el signo de número (#) frente a la frase crea una especie de marcador para todos los que busquen la frase Socialitell, en Twitter u otra red que permita hastags, por lo que se podrá ver todos los usuarios que han utilizado el mismo hashtag o frase. Pero cuidado porque hay etiqueta básica en su uso.
Mal uso:
- #hashtagstanlargosquenosepuedeentenderquequierelograr. O sea no muy largos.
- Más de 2 ó 3 hashtags en un mismo post. Demasiados hace que el mensaje sea confuso y no sea efectivo. Además vas a lograr que no te sigan más por abusar de los hashtags.
Buen uso:
-Crear un hashtag sobre un tema o evento que es de interés para que así sea fácil que otros con el mismo interés lo sigan.
-Recuerda crear hashtags cortos así los que quieran compartirlo en un twit y además mencionarte ej: (RT: @socialitell #socialitell) tengan espacio para así hacerlo sin sobrepasar el límite de 140 caracteres.
Actualización: Recuerda que además Twitter te permite taggear en las fotos antes de postear así que ahorras caracteres y puedes llamar la atención de otras cuentas de twitter que estén relacionadas o les pueda interesar tu twit.
Ser más efectivos en el uso de los hashtags nos permiten llevar un mensaje de interés a más usuarios y lograr expandir las posibilidades de networking y ROI en el caso de los PYMES.
