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#ProfsOnVacation /bKqd1fv4NTīoston College also knows how to use hashtags to capitalize on the latest trends. They understand how to use hashtags for a little tongue-in-cheek humor, like this Twitter image of a professor facing an alligator with the hashtag #ProfsOnVacation. So who has great hashtag game? Boston College, for one. (Just don’t go overboard - research also shows that when you use more than two hashtags, your engagement drops by an average of 17%.) Include Hashtags Like with hashtags get twice as much engagement as those without, according to Buddy Media. Why did PhD '16 take 1 million photos of the #Boston skyline? /HLUNvQYMtt Whether it’s a breathtaking student photo of the Boston skyline or a surprisingly beautiful image of brain synapses, MIT’s images represent who they are as a school while standing out in the timeline’s flood of tweets. Almost all of their tweets containing inspiring photos or interesting gifs. New brain-imaging technique can reveal cell details and long-range connections /YHdnUik9y8 If you want more Twitter engagement, the answer is simple - use images! Feature Images Like HubSpot study found that tweets with images get 18% more clickthroughs, 89% more favorites, and (drumroll please) 150% more retweets. Follow these lessons learned how to make your university’s Twitter a success.ġ. We scoured the Twitterverse to find and learn from the best university Twitter accounts. How to Tweet Like the Best College Twitter Accounts This means that Twitter is still one of the best ways to talk to and engage with your students.
A student is more likely to use Twitter if they are in college or have a college degree. The brevity, hashtags, and global connection abilities keep young people hooked.Īccording to a 2015 Pew Research study, Twitter still ranks third among social media networks for daily active usage, and the majority of Twitter’s users are 18–29-year-olds. Popular new apps like Snapchat and Kik have been popping up and dominating teens’ and young adults’ lives, but Twitter is an age-old champion that’s here to stay. Two-thirds of prospective students use social media as part of their college search, and alumni and current students use Twitter to access current information, connect with other alumni, and find out about upcoming events. With more than 320 million active users worldwide, Twitter is a great place for schools to reach prospective, current, and former students. Do the kids still tweet? You bet they do!
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