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Back in October 2016, Twitter announced that it would no longer show be possible to show tweet counts on your website as they decided they were going to remove them. This no doubt upset quite a few people. And understandably so. Perhaps you were one of them? Whether you think the number of retweets are just a simple vanity metric, there are companies that use this metric to help gauge their social impact. I’m not saying it is right or wrong to monitor this metric, but it is something that many look at.

Knowing the best times to tweet can help your Twitter account get the most out of its social media updates. But how do you know when the best time to tweet is in ? If you are like me, I have come across dozens of blog posts and infographics telling me when I should tweet. Unfortunately, every single one of them is wrong.

Most successful Twitter users do two things very well: First, they identify Twitter techniques that drive results. Second, they focus all their efforts in executing and scaling those Twitter strategies for their accounts.

It makes sense to use social media automation when balanced with your overall social media strategy. One of the most common forms of social media automation is used to schedule social media updates. Sure, it is an accepted practice by many, including a large percent of of social media experts. But check this out. Just because everyone else is doing it, doesn’t mean you should…or does it?

In order to maintain an active social profile, you need to have something to share with your audience on a consistent basis. However, you don’t want to over-promote your own content, so it’s best to use different sources to mix up your social media updates. If are struggling to find content to share on your social media accounts, here are 8 different ways you can easily find content for your social media updates.

Social media automation. For some people that phrase makes them cringe. For others, it makes them crack a smile knowing a burden has been lifted from some of their everyday duties. I get it, we all have 24 hours a day to get stuff done. I have 24 hours in a day. You have 24 hours in a day. Your customers and clients have 24 hours in a day.

It seems like there are countless blog posts about evergreen content. And why not? To me it makes sense to create content that has a longer life span than something that is only good for a short time. In fact, there are hundreds of blog posts detailing the different types of evergreen content you can create.