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Using clickbait in tweets might give you a quick boost in clicks and engagement, making the Twitter algorithm notice you in the short term. But here's the catch: clickbait often disappoints users because it doesn't live up to what it promises.
Even though you get a lot of clicks, people quickly leave when they realize the content isn't what they expected. This high bounce rate and low time spent on the page are bad signs for SEO. Search engines see this as a signal that your content isn't great, and they might lower the visibility of your tweets in search results and people's timelines. It's a short-term gain that can lead to long-term consequences.
Even though you get a lot of clicks, people quickly leave when they realize the content isn't what they expected. This high bounce rate and low time spent on the page are bad signs for SEO. Search engines see this as a signal that your content isn't great, and they might lower the visibility of your tweets in search results and people's timelines. It's a short-term gain that can lead to long-term consequences.