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Started by DSubasa, Sep 03 2009 03:04 PM

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#1 DSubasa

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Posted 03 September 2009 - 03:04 PM

That's it. I joined the bandwagon.

Proinnovative is now Tweeting... so follow us. You know you want to!

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#2 neetfeet

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Posted 24 September 2009 - 08:34 AM

Does anyone ever realize since Tweeting has the maximum of having 140 characters that if your purpose is to be ReTweeted (which is basically the main goal of Twitter marketing) that your original tweet must be under 140 characters due to the characters added by ReTweet mentions ("RT or via @username")?

Another usability/interface epiphany....

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#3 Chris Miller

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Posted 24 September 2009 - 02:35 PM

neetfeet said:

Does anyone ever realize since Tweeting has the maximum of having 140 characters that if your purpose is to be ReTweeted (which is basically the main goal of Twitter marketing) that your original tweet must be under 140 characters due to the characters added by ReTweet mentions ("RT or via @username")?

Another usability/interface epiphany....

Good eye! :) If I want to be retweeted, I always keep the tweet to around 100-120 chars. This allows room for @chrismillerjr, RT, spaces, and anything extra the retweeter might add ;)