Twitter/X Reviews

I really liked that it was very easy for me to navigate and find what I was looking for. I also like how easy it is to write and post tweets.

I didn´t like how simplistic it is. I thought they could´ve made it ¨pop¨ more. Also, I was not thrilled about the low limit to the numbers of characters allowed in a tweet.

One of its most important features is that I can communicate with anyone who has an account from any country other than my country in seconds, and I can also engage in discussions with senior experts in groups related to my work or interests. It is also a great source of bringing traffic to your business if you use it for the purpose of promotion, and this is absolutely wonderful. Its organization and ease of use are also its strongest features

It has few disadvantages that cannot be compared to its advantages, which are the slow customer service in responding and the inaccuracy in monitoring posts, which may lead to a false alarm, but these things I can overlook because of its truly impressive features.

I keep getting error message when I post my feedback on the sections, so I put them here. - Post scheduling option: Sometimes users want to time it with certain event. I don't use this often but when I have book release announcement I use it. I can draft my post first and tweak it, I can also delete it if I change my mind. It is also helpful to see the preview of my posts. - Profile Content: Option to pin your post and put important links are good. Although it's good to be longer, I think it's okay with the compacted space/allowed characters. - Block and mute function: sometimes certain users keep on appearing even though I don't follow them, it's good that I can mute them. Block is for spams, bots, and inappropriate contents.

Content Management: Sometimes I think it focuses on the wrong thing. For example, it censors certain words without looking at the context of the post, while real inflammation, fake, and offensive contents are freely circulating out there. Replies and reactions: It's not easy to see which post the notifications are referring to. This person likes/replies to my post but I don't know which one. I have to get to another section to actually find it (with different degrees of success). I can imagine how tedious it is for people who post a lot.

Network effects, and first player advantage. Those are the only things to like currently about this product.

It has become synonymous with disinformation and has a extremely negative connotation since the acquisition. We are all just waiting for an alternative, but at our business we decided not to continue using the platform. We recently updated our website and started a newsletter, reenergizing efforts into our social media presence, but we opted not to use Twitter any longer.

Have a thought on your mind that you want to share with the world? Twitter should be your place to do it. Being one of the best social networks out there, twitter has improved a lot since [sensitive content hidden] took over. The introduction of Twitter Blue allows users to verify themselves with ease making them stand out on the platform. You can also use it to market a product using advertisements or for discussions with like minded individuals on Twitter Spaces. Definitely recommended.

While twitter blue might be great it's way to expensive, especially for people who might be from India. At that price you can eat a complete meal at a restaurant so I'd be glad if they can push the prices down for twitter blue.

For an app that's supposed to be a social app for talking and having discussions has really blown my mind on how effective it can be when used for marketing. From creating discussions on a product to marketing ones own services, it is the bomb and I love it.

Ability for people to invite you to unwanted groups. It is becoming a nuisance and that security/privacy gap needs to be fixed.

I am a content creator, so I would say some of the beautiful part of Twitter for me are the tweets, spaces and trends. With the tweets, I can share my contents with intending readers, while through spaces, I get to meet audiences who do not even follow me, thereby having a wider reach. Then there's the trend through which I can see others view on varying topics.

API on Twitter seems like a whole different journey on its own. I am still trying to wrap my fingers around it, and it's not bulging, except you're a developer.

It keeps me updated about what is happening in my county, and what current affairs we are facing or challenges that are affecting us, and also allows me to voice out my options. It connects me with friends, helps me to build new friendships, and shows me what's trending.

It can expose a lot of weaknesses, it is too much open for accessibility. It is easy to be bullied and your information can be linked faster than you can take it off in case you posted something by mistake.

1.Reach wide audience2.Able to schedule tweets3.The use of Twitter Analytics

1.Be cautious with fake/dummy accounts because it's simple to create an account.2.A product's description can only be entered in 280 characters.

I mean, the fact that you can share your worries with the community that your integrated in. It might be hard to comprehend - but humans need validations from others. Its in us to seek approval. Tweeter has just that. When I was younger, I was obsessed with these show none of my friends knew. I mean, what I thought was my greatest passion was unknown to everyone I knew. So i started to feel a bit down...

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The toxicity. The internet holds within its usage, thousands and thousands of cowards. You hide through a keyboard, with people only knowing of you what you wish them to know. Its very dangerous, very intimidating actually. But then again, you only attrat what you put out there. So treat people with kindness, spread love not hate, if you see something that doesnt please, I dont know, a commentary, and photo, doesnt matter. Scroll, Through. it. its not going to make a difference in your day to tear somebody appart by your commentary. Because it does suck when you put yourself out there in such a vulnerable way, and then have people making you feel stupid, ridiculous and invalid. If you dont wish that for yourself do not put that onto others,simple as that.

In using Twitter, I have found that it is a good place to share your opinions. While other social media sites such as Facebook or even Instagram allow you to do the same, Twitter seems better suited for it, especially for the younger generation. This is actually where the term/concept of the hashtag originated. I really love that you can share your tweets to your Instagram account. You can share/retweet,...

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It can be addictive, as with most social media platforms. There is a 140 character maximum, and it's sometimes difficult to summarize your tweet within this limit, or you have to resort to posting additional tweets on the topic/issue.

Twitter is a wonderful social media site. Personally, I prefer Twitter among other platforms since it values personal privacy and actively helps to control fake accounts and material. It's also a crucial and effective window for marketing efforts and product promotion.

There are two things that I didn't like about it. First, it is not possible to edit tweets that have already been published. Second, the maximum amount of characters that can be utilized in a tweet is limited to Max. 280.

There is no other social media that lets you communicate this directly with you audience, your content is not going to get lost in a sea of other posts. And that is what we love about Twitter - direct communication with desired audience.

We would like to see more editing options for posted content - but we do think that is coming in the future with new premium options.

I do like that I am able to see news the newsfeed immediately, and able to share or retweet posts. I think the functionality of the app works really well, and never had issues with the website.

At times, I get confused about how to share a post, or copy a link since I don't use it often. I'm not familiar with the small buttons since I'm more used to facebook, instagram, and tiktok. I would say the familiarity of the product with other products doesn't allow me to use twitter more often because of the confusion I have with the buttons at times.

What i like about Twitter is the use of hashtags which makes the tweet to reach a large audience. As a writer i use Twitter to promote my writing. With Twitter am able to get current and trendy issues. Intergrating Twitter with my business was easy and i would recommend it to any freelancer.

Twitter adminstrators need to curb the racist remarks and cyber bullying that goes on there. One is now even afraid of posting a tweet for fear of being insulted. Plus, there are a lot of Pseudo accounts on Twitter. Otherwise It's easy to intergrate Twitter with the business and no improvements required.

It is easy to use, and allows you to meet and communicate with people you would never think you would be able to talk to due to distance, it is very good when it comes to sharing an idea or a thought with the world. And it allows you to find people who have the same likes and ideas as you, it lets you know that you are not really alone.

It is a very toxic platform at times due to the constant posting of "controversial" content that can divide opinions in an excessive way and even create violence within the community, it handles very poorly the reports or inappropriate content that appears in its rules, it is understandable due to the large number of users but could be better managed, in addition to communication with its users is not easy. In addition to the above, it would be its mobile application and its chat that can constantly show errors and its interface can be tiring due to its lack of development. Its evolution has been very slow compared to other social networks.

In terms of social media platforms, which one is best for your company will depend on the type of company you're running. For us, as a written online publication, Twitter is king when it comes to organically promoting our content, as well as interacting with our fans. We simply get the best organic interaction rates of any social media platform on Twitter.

Compared to its main rivals, the paid promotion options on Twitter are a bit lackluster. The metrics in particular leave a little bit to be desired.

Twitter is simple to use, also you have to be concise and simple, you can add videos, photos, text to your tweet. In last update you can add stories and sharing them to your friends. By using it, you can get the world news up to date, also Hashtags are powerful. You can use it in business, reach new customers and make more relationships easily.

Despite all the features of Twitter, it can be used to spread rumors, fake news and harmful content from spam accounts.

Twitter is a popular social network. On Twitter we get reliable information compared to other similar platforms. Several politicians and celebrities use and post regularly on Twitter. This allows us to always be informed and to obtain information in real time. Twitter users are often serious people who do not publish rumors, false information, ... Twitter is free and easy to use. Verified...

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At the moment I don't see a lot of downsides on Twitter. The only thing I don't like about Twitter is the limited number of characters when writing a tweet.

What I like about this software is that it allows one to post messages that are brief to the point. In 280 characters one needs to be concise and straight to the point. Besides posting text, it allows one to attach videos, text and GIFs. Twitter is a good way of unwinding, especially in traffic in the morning, one gets to know of the latest happenings by following up on trends. Through the memes and fun facts, its a great way of relieving stress. Twitter conversations on the other hand, which I have been part of have enabled me to be a voice in mental health conversations in the mental health advocacy space. Hashtags on Twitter are powerful and have driven change, therefore Twitter is a very powerful tool.

Despite being really educative and fun, Twitter can be a toxic space as people often say whatever they feel like, which can be really taxing on our mental health. Anxiety and depression are some of the problems that have been associated with toxic social media spaces. Fake accounts, bots and robots are many on Twitter and more often than not, lead to misinformation. Many have been led astray through these fake accounts hence the need to be very careful while on this platform. Gaining followers is not that easy, despite staying active, I have been stuck on the same place for years.

What I love most about Twitter is the freedom to be able to post anything (that isn't inherently harmful) to the site. You see so much creativity, it really is entertaining!

It is impossible to get followers organically. As an artist I've always struggled with gaining a following but Twitter's algorithm buries content from small creators - then those with massive followings only seem to get bigger. It's sad because a lot of artist make money off commissions via exposure and it feels like you have to fight against the site in order to get some engagement.

Since its emergence, Twitter has presented itself as one of the best ways to express itself on the internet. Functioning as a microblog, it allows us to tell the world what we are thinking of in 280 characters. It is extremely easy to use software: Just type in what you are thinking and publish. But the advantages do not end there: In addition to text publications, it is possible to insert other...

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Despite being a great tool for having fun and debating important issues, Twitter ended up becoming a "toxic" space, precisely because it allows everyone to say what they want. Often, people with bad intentions (who don't even use their own profile picture) use this virtual space - which should be healthy - to offend and humiliate people and institutions, which ends up generating a series of problems. Problems...

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The simplicity of the app is what I like the most. It's easy to learn and use. You can make friends online really fast, stay up to date with the latest news even if you're not that interested in news, and grow a list of followers faster than with other social media apps like Facebook. You can make the account private which means your tweets will be visible to you and those you allow to see your tweets,...

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I'd really like if they added the option to sort your followers by date, and also the option to create a list of the accounts you're most interested in.

What makes Twitter an efficient mobile application in 2020 is definitely the speed of functionality and ability to share information quickly. The speed of functionality can be attributed to it's web application architecture that allows it to be more efficient cross platform between mobile and desktop. The social blogging atmosphere allows the use of hashtags, which can be pinned to certain stories/tweets which in turn can be shared or hyperlinked to the original story/subject. One of the most prominent examples of this is how The President of the United States links his tweets with the #MAGA hashtag.

The functionality in itself of twitter is hard to criticize however, personally I feel Twitter has demonstrated censorship more so than other social media applications as the software giant openly admits if a user breaks the terms of service. It has been argued on other media outlets that conservative ideation gets censored out of the "twittersphere" while more liberal viewpoints do not, for example, Antifa vs Qanon.

Not many people don't know what twitter is, it is probably one of the most recognizable social media platforms out there. I started using it for the purpose of advertising my art brand and it probably is the easiest, especially for beginners. It is very straight forward and forces you to keep your words under a certain count which helps with those of use that can be kinda longwinded...cough...cough. They integrate with just about everything and offer a really cool app called TweetDeck that can really help with organizing branded tweets, or any tweet, that you would want to save as a collection.

The double edge sword of only having a certain word count is sometimes even the leanest ads don't make the cut and you really have to balance between the keywords and the ad itself which can be annoying when you have already spent so much time to make a short ad to begin with only to learn that it still is not short enough. Also, the chances of a tweet being seen, with so many people tweeting their thoughts constantly, is not always high and you have to be kinda aggressive with tweeting without being overbearing.