Tweet chats can help you reach new audiences
Twitter is a great place to expand exposure, make new contacts, and stay on top of news developments. However, Twitter is only at its most useful when you know which chats are taking place and what tags are trending. How do you know which hashtags to follow, which topics will be trending, and who’s hosting the chat without searching all over the place? Tweet chat.
If you are new to tweet chats, there are schedules that can help you decipher what you need, when you need it.
Filters, moderators, optimizing your time
You can filter by day of the week, time, or scroll through the list of topics and find what is relevant for your particular interests or industry. For business professionals, Twitter is a great place to find new leads, stay connect with your followers, and spread the word about who you are and what you do.
Using the schedule, you can see who is moderating the chat, the address of the host website, and any other contact information available. This allows you to quickly add them into your contacts, or find more information on LinkedIn, should you need to reach out to them at a later date.
The schedule can also give you a good idea of an optimal time to post by looking at similar industries. If you are tweeting at the same time someone in a similar industry tweets, you may be able to gain more followers by simply using a trending hashtag and leading them to your own company and posts.
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Also, if you regularly tweet, you can send a request to have them add you to the list. Then, when anyone else is searching for a trending tweet chat, they can find you easily. This is only one schedule reference, there are several others available.
A quick way to find a relevant tweet chat is a simple keyword search through your favorite search engine. Type in “tweet chat schedule for startups,” or something similar and you will find a list of when and where the next chat is taking place. This is super helpful if you are looking to expand your businesses reach, or your own personal knowledge base.
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