With Twitter usage at an all-time high, it seems nearly impossible to read a magazine, watch a set of commercials or pass a row of billboards without running into the now ubiquitous hashtag (#) symbol. Although it has been in use for years, the offline marketing of this Twitter specific tag has recently emerged as businesses continue to compete for a spot as the latest trending topic. So before you fall behind, it’s time to make sense of the hashtag madness and decide whether or not your business should find a way to join this popular trend.
Attack of the Twitter #Hashtag! Should your Business Join the Trend?
Posted by HotelMktgROI under Social MediaFrom http://www.e-marketingassociates.com 4822 days ago
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4819 days ago
But from a business point of view, using one that is relevant,catchy and using it consistently, I feel can be a very good move to enhance your brand.
Great article Jacquelynn
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So I always advise people to take advantage of them. Hashtags help you show up at the bottom of Google's search results pages, among people you're already following.
Good way to say top-of-mind with your business contacts. :)
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