STEEMAMP #2: using twitter moments at the end of the week to amplify your posts again.

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https://twitter.com/philcampbell/status/880744355539169280

let’s take a look at twitter moments!

good morning folks, how you doing today? it’s friday so for me that’s preparing the van for my daughter to be here and to tie up any loose ends that i might have. as i’ve been having a different kind of week than expected i’ve got plenty of time to write and put together blogposts like this. it also means i can do those little admin jobs that if you were managing the social media accounts of a client you would probably get them done today ready for the weekend and the week ahead, friday morning is great day for me to get these done.

so now, anyone can use moments.

and they are so simple to make, just select the moments tab next to you’re notifications on twitter and you can put them together super easy, i recommend spending some time however making some good square and good mobile images because those are the things that will really stand out when people go into the moments section of twitter to look at latest news and news from people in their network. especially at the end of the week or weekend, having a moment ready to go with some of the best tweets (or links to posts you would like to get more traction on) should be put in, ideally with images on those posts but it’s ok if not.

what about making a #steemamp tag on your twitter posts that way i can pull them all together each week?

if we decided on a global tag, feel free to use #steemamp in your twitter tweets and i'll search through them weekly and pick out some at random using my twitter to amplify our posts together. i'm using the tag [new-steemit] which get's added to the front of all posts that are put on steemit, i'm passing the rss feed of my blog to twibble.io to do this. it’s automatic and just runs in the background all the time waiting for updates to my blog before it posts them on the schedule i set

i hope this helps you get a bit more amplification from your posts! :)