1. 50 RANDOM TWITTER TIPS FOR BUSINESS

2. Don’t just follow people. Retweet & favourite

3. Don’t believe articles on when you should post, analyze your
audience

4. Find people’s questions in your niche and
answers them

5. You can’t run Twitter successfully with an egg
avatar

6. If you don’t chat with followers at least give
them some value

7. If your Twitter account is personal you are free
to avoid answering tweets that you don’t like

8. If you put yourself as a professional you’ll have
to answer all messages

9. Reply to everything except spam if you run
your company’s twitter account

10. Disconnect all twitter accounts on mobile
when going to a party with alcohol

11. If you’re out of ideas of what to share look at
your competitors

12. Don’t just sell. Share value and build
relationships

13. Look at your profile and ask yourself if you
would follow it

14. Look whether your URL is mentioned and act
accordingly

15. Find people who you might enjoy following
using keywords

16. Keep some space available in case you get
retweeted

17. Mention your Twitter whenever there is a
possibility

18. Consider sending thank you for every share or
mention

19. Keep your text-only tweets quotable

20. Watch carefully for autocorrect

21. Don’t overuse hashtags

22. Check hashtags for popularity before tweeting

23. Participate in your industry’s Twitter chats

24. Use #followfriday and #ff but keep it relevant

25. Don’t shout at your followers using only
capitals

26. Carefully check your facts & quotes before
posting them

27. Twitter is visual so post relevant pictures and
photos

28. Organize people that you follow using lists but
make them private

29. Share your content repeatedly in order to
cover all time zones

30. Ask people about themselves, retweet answers

31. Automated tweets, replies & DMs influence
the quality of your audience very badly

32. You just can’t be good for all

33. Auto DMs are evil. Still some love the dark side

34. Sometimes you can use a favourite feature
instead of ‘likes’ on Twitter

35. Don’t forget about keywords

36. Use software or apps to track clicks from your
Twitter links

37. Twitter is a nice place to A/B test content

38. Don’t tweet about overshared news and things

39. Subscribe to Twitter’s official blog to stay
current & alert

40. Join conversations and make sure it doesn’t
look like you did it only for promotional goals

41. Twitter is social, not promotional

42. Tweet content that your audience will find
relevant

43. Use abbreviations to keep it short and save
some space

44. Put it in the end unless hashtag is part of the
utterance

45. Twitter can be time consuming so try to
leverage your efforts

46. Make sure your Twitter apps don’t post
without your permission

47. Respect others’ copyright

48. Your account shouldn’t look like a fake. Enter
your location and link to your website

49. Sexism or racism is a no-no for your business.
So is abuse

50. Remember that Twitter is mobile centric

51. Don’t ride on tragic or irrelevant but popular
hashtags