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[Blaka]

Picking the right words is a big deal for Twitter SEO. When you use words that matter in your tweets and bio, it helps Twitter's computer program understand what you're talking about. This makes it more likely for your tweets to show up in search results.

When people search for stuff on Twitter, the program looks for those important words not just in tweets but also in profiles and even in pictures. So, using the right words makes your tweets easier to find, reaching more people who are into those topics.

Hashtags are like labels that work like keywords on Twitter too. When you use specific hashtags related to your industry or what's trending, it connects your tweets to bigger discussions.

 

[Margery]

Using branded or popular hashtags can really impact the visibility of your content on social media. Hashtags help organize content and make it more accessible to users interested in specific topics. The effectiveness of hashtags may vary depending on the social network. Each platform has its own characteristics, and it is important to tailor your hashtag strategy to your specific conditions.

 

[Deyiang]

Having proper understanding about how these things works is very important because by so doing you will have more viewers from twitter
the most important thing when it comes to twitter Search Engine Optimization is to understand the basic keywords because these keywords will help you to have more viewers in your content

 

[Margery]

You're right, keywords play an important role in search engine optimization (SEO) on Twitter, just as they do on other social networks. Using the right keywords can help increase the visibility of your tweets and reach more of the audience that is interested in your content.

 

[Dean1]

Although it's not traditional SEO, you can still improve your account's visibility and understanding by adding relevant keywords to your username and bio on Twitter. Twitter's algorithm looks for profiles that match certain terms when users search for them.