Showing posts with label hashtags. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hashtags. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 15, 2014

How To Use Hashtags on Twitter


Twitter hashtags are appearing in many places these days – on websites, during television shows, in the captions of Instagram photos and of course, within many Tweets. Why should marketers use up valuable Tweet characters for hashtags?


To answer that question, we're sharing a great video tutorial on using Hashtags on Twitter by Anson Alexandar.  

The information presented here can be applied to using Hashtags in general, on any social media platform, for instance Instagram and Facebook.




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Nancy Beth is an Entrepreneur & Small Business Owner, Founder of Sweet Spot Marketing Canada and a Motivational Speaker for Women & Girl Leadership.

As an Internet and Digital Marketing veteran, Nancy Beth has vast experience in Internet Marketing, Social Media Marketing, Online Safety and Protecting Your Digital Footprint. Since 2010, Nancy Beth has been highly sought after to share her message on being a Digital Leader, using the Internet & Social Media for good, and how to safely navigate the Social Web.

Keynote Speaker | Executive Coach | Training Consultant | Founder of Sweet Spot Marketing Canada (@sweetmarketing) |(@nbguptill) | Digital Leader | Women & Girl Leadership To book Nancy Beth for your next event, or to discuss your training needs Visit: http://sweetspotmarketingacademy.ca/contact

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

WARNING: Some People Find #Hashtags Annoying




A #Hashtag is a way for people to group words and phrases in their status updates on Social Networks. They allow users to search for Tweets and Facebook posts that have a common topic or theme and to start a conversation.  

To insert a #Hashtag, you prefix a word using the number sign (#), for instance #Hashtag. When you do this, you create a hyperlink of the word or phrase, and when you click it you can see who else is talking about these words and phrases in their status updates.

Twitter and Instagram users are familiar with #Hashtags as they've been used for quite sometime on these social networks. #Hashtags on Facebook is relatively new, and many Facebook users are not familiar with what they are or how to use them.

Many people find #Hashtags annoying because they don't know what they are and find them confusing, while some find them annoying when others constantly over use #Hashtags in their posts.

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Nancy Beth is an Entrepreneur & Small Business Owner, Founder of Sweet Spot Marketing Canada and a Motivational Speaker for Women & Girl Leadership.

As an Internet and Digital Marketing veteran, Nancy Beth has vast experience in Internet Marketing, Social Media Marketing, Online Safety and Protecting Your Digital Footprint. Since 2010, Nancy Beth has been highly sought after to share her message on being a Digital Leader, using the Internet & Social Media for good, and how to safely navigate the Social Web.

Keynote Speaker | Executive Coach | Training Consultant | Founder of Sweet Spot Marketing Canada (@sweetmarketing) |(@nbguptill) | Digital Leader | Women & Girl Leadership To book Nancy Beth for your next event, or to discuss your training needs Visit: http://sweetspotmarketingacademy.ca/contact