Are you running out of ideas for Twitter posts? Do you need some inspiration?
It’s only natural for social media marketers to run out of tweet ideas. This is true for people who have been running social media platforms for years and those who are fairly new to the game.
Regardless of experience, people will run out of post ideas sooner or later.
And since 52% of Twitter users in the United States use the platform every day, you can’t afford to stop posting updates about your business.
Luckily, some Twitter users have developed techniques that let them publish posts consistently to keep Twitter engagement high. And now, you too can use the same techniques to develop engaging tweet ideas for your brand.
What To Tweet: 29 Engaging Ideas For Twitter Posts


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151 days ago
All the Best,
Martin
152 days ago
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152 days ago
Talking about social media, have you tested Socialmonials?
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152 days ago
I bought a lifetime deal for that tool sometime ago on AppSumo but I haven’t used it much at all. Looks to have quite a good feature set! Have you?
152 days ago
Best Premises,
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152 days ago
I see the reason for charging for the API. It’s their platform. But to go from free to charging some companies well over $500K/yr when their leading competitors offer it for free … it seems excessive.
153 days ago
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153 days ago
To now charge for access to their API, something Meta offers for free, has put me off even more. Most social media tools now have to pay $42,000/month (at least!!) to offer Twitter related features (scheduling/analytics, etc). They cut some tools off without warning and even ignored some of the ones that wanted to pay.
Some tools are going to pay. Others are implementing a work around where users enter a personal API key. The free tier is enough for individuals but not for the tools themselves.