Facebook hashtags can decrease engagement. Find a link to a free CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization) beginner’s guide and more on this week’s #FridayFinds.
Hashtags, Social Media, Conversion Rate Optimization #FridayFinds
Posted by keepupweb under Social MediaFrom http://keepupwiththeweb.com 3863 days ago
Made Hot by: seobromino on September 29, 2013 12:02 pm
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3863 days ago
Useful Article about Hash-tags. and interesting to read too. Thanks for all the resources :)
3862 days ago
Thanks so much for letting me know that you found my #FridayFinds post helpful. I appreciate it.
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3862 days ago
Thanks for letting me know that you found my #FridayFinds helpful. Personally, I have found that using hashtags on Twitter helps to get a post re-tweeted. I’m not a fan of hashtags on Facebook and the study confirms that they’re not effective.
While I haven't tracked the statistics on whether it helps to include hashtags in the body of the tweet, personally, I find it disruptive. So, I always add my hashtags at the end.
As an ex-teacher (reading & English), I believe that a short, grammatically correct and punctuated tweet is the easiest for your followers to read (not only on Twitter but on all social networks). Whenever possible, I end my tweet with a period or a question mark, followed by an @credit and then (if there’s room) a hashtag or two. Of course, I always leave enough room for someone to add “via @keepupweb”.