How to use Twitter ?

GIFs are also great at conveying the nuance of a tweet.

Sarcasm often gets lost in text Tweets, and that is when a good eye-roll GIF can come in handy.

To add a GIF, click on the Tweet button on the upper left-hand corner.

In the Compose New Tweet box there is a GIF option below the space where your text for the tweet goes.

Clicking on the GIF button will present you with a stream of categories you can scroll through. You can also type in almost anything you want and get GIF representations from GIPHY.

You can only add one GIF per tweet, but GIFs do not count towards your tweet’s word count.

Trends: Keeping up on what is trending around Twitter is one of the best ways to get your name in the conversation and attract new followers.

On the right side of your feed is the Trends For You section.

Here, Twitter presents you with the nine most popular topics based on your interests, who you follow, and your location.

You can adjust the location Twitter uses to find trends for you by clicking on the blue change button next to Trends For You.

From there you can either type in any location within the United States or choose from a number of nearby locations.

Moments: Twitter Moments are a collection of trending topics around the world and the commentary surrounding those topics found on Twitter.

Moments are presented in five separate categories: Fun, Entertainment, Today, News, and Sports. You can see what people are saying about certain topics by clicking on one to view a stream of tweet reactions.

You can make your own Twitter Moments too, and you should.

More than 500 million tweets are sent every day, so it’s impossible to keep up with it all.

Twitter Moments are great ways to connect your followers to great tweets, and by clicking on the Create new Moment button on the right-hand side of the Twitter

Twitter Moments homepage, you’ll be able to customize your Twitter Moment.

From there, you can search through tweets you’ve liked, popular tweets about certain topics, tweets sent from a certain account and/or search for a specific tweet by its tweet link.

tweets you’ve liked, popular tweets about certain topics, tweets sent from a certain account and/or search for a specific tweet by its tweet link.

Results are presented in a stream and adding one of the tweets displayed is as simple as clicking on the check button next to it.

Once you have the right collection of tweets you should enter a title for your Twitter Moment

your Twitter Moment, add a description under it that is informative and witty, and then consider adding a photo or video clip as the cover image for your Twitter Moment.

Once you’re satisfied, you can click on the Publish button in the upper-left hand corner, and click Tweet once presented with a link of your Moment to share on your timeline.

Mentions & Replies: Mentions and replies are updates that contain “@username” anywhere in the body of the tweet.

Place an “@” in front of the person, business, organization or whatever/whomever you wish to mention or reply to.