Music marketing tips that you can use on Twitter

Key features of Twitter

With close to 145 million people accessing it, Twitter is getting noticed. It has the facility to connect you to new fans on a regular basis. This year saw some recent changes in the platform, and the interface was given a tweak. Apart from that, they have introduced a new feature called Fleets. Read with us to know more about Twitter and the music marketing tips you can pursue.

Fleets

You have heard about the tweets, but Fleets is a new concept. Fleets can be used to share momentary thoughts and remain live only for 24 hours. You may Fleet text, reactions to tweets, or photos and videos. Along with you can customize the fleets and add background and text options.

Auto-playing videos

Videos till 2 minutes and 20 seconds duration could be shared on Twitter natively. These videos remain muted though they keep playing. If the user clicks on the video, then only the voice can be heard.

Polls

You can also create a poll by clicking on the “Poll” icon in the Tweet you were composing. Polls can have four choices and stay online for 5 minutes till seven days. The voting remains anonymous, so you can use it to engage your fans and asking them what they want to hear.

Threads

If you want to post a long thread, you can use the “Threads” option so fans can easily track multiple tweets on similar topics. Just click plus button on the composition screen, and tweets will be connected and published simultaneously.

Explore tab

This showcases the latest stories trending on Twitter, and users can discover news of their interest.

Photo editing

Just tap the smile icon and start editing your photos directly. You can add a filter, edit brightness, crop images, and add stickers.

Tips for promoting on Twitter

• Tag retailer accounts but only one account per tweet.
• Provide links to releases, sales, or promotions.
• Add relevant photos, videos, and GIF’s to posts tagging retailer accounts.

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