Using Tweetdeck to find Twitter competitions
Tweetdeck is a great way to find and enter low entry competitions on Twitter, and Di’s YouTube tutorial will help you get to grips with it!
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Twitter tips for compers
Are you struggling to win competitions on Twitter? Di shares prize-winning tips in a helpful YouTube guide.
Unfollow on Twitter with UnTweeps
If you’re at your Twitter follow limit, use the free UnTweeps website to quickly and easily unfollow inactive accounts!
How to use Twitter lists
Lists are a great way to organise the accounts you follow (and don’t follow!) on Twitter. Use them to curate content on a certain topic – for example, children’s books, or to organise people...
How to find, enter and win Twitter competitions
Do you use Twitter for comping? It’s a fantastic source of short-lived and low entry giveaways, but can be confusing for a new user, with replies, comments, retweets, quote tweets, and plenty more to get...
No more daily tweets…
Twitter recently announced a change in its rules regarding posting duplicate content. Designed to reduce the amount of spam and ‘bots’ on the platform, the new terms of service stop people sending duplicate tweets...
How to check message requests on Twitter and Instagram
Did you know that on Twitter and Instagram, you have message requests in addition to your regular message inbox? I’ve already published a post about how to check Facebook filtered messages and message requests,...
280 characters: what it means for compers
This week Twitter has rewarded us with a whopping 280 characters per tweet, doubling the 140 characters we’re used to. But what does this big change mean for compers? Here are my thoughts… More...
Have you been shadowbanned?
There’s been some panic amongst compers recently as they’ve become the latest victims of Twitter’s shadowban – but what does that actually mean? A shadowban is where a user is ‘hidden’ from an online...
10 tips to win more prizes on Twitter
I win more prizes on Twitter than by any other method – averaging a prize a week, in fact. But it’s not as easy as you think – some retweet giveaways get thousands of entries! So how can...
