The now-confirmed news that Twitter will drop the character count on links and images in tweets fills me with both joy and fear. Some brands will embrace the extra space in a positive way and use it to write witty language and share cool motion graphics. Others will see it as a way to fill up our newsfeeds with dull images, poorly written copy and a million retweet and follow competitions.
Instead of tweeting for the sake of having content on your profile, brands should be listening to what people are saying about them, responding with relevant information and Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
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