The following infographic is by Dan Zarrella of HubSpot. This IG a lot of great recommendations if you are looking to increase your clicks on Twitter. I especially liked the suggestions on using words correctly and the use of action words. I guess I will be tweeting more on the weekends too.
To find out how this data was calculated you can visit Dan’s post How To Get More Clicks on Twitter.
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Great tips! Nice to have smart people around such as Dan Zarrella of HubSpot
Some excellent suggestions backed up by analysis. Will have to try some and see how they work
Excellent suggestions.I’ve myself noticed the effect of tweeting too much in one of my accounts.It can decrease ctr considerably
Great graphic summaries of real research. There’s no substitute for “I tested this with 200,000 people” instead of “I’m a self-declared expert, and this is what seems intuitive to me.” It is shocking the number of supposed Twitter guru’s who insist on the opposite of what some of these data sets suggest. E.g. don’t tweet the weekends, but breakfast and lunch during the work week.
Great analysis, but in these all points timing based tweet is so important..