How to use Twitter ?

Just log in with your Facebook information from the profile tab in the Twitter settings menu.

Integrate other social networks into the mix. Have a Facebook account? You can link it directly to Twitter so your tweets automatically post on your Facebook timeline. Just log in with your Facebook information from the profile tab in the Twitter settings menu.

That’s basically all you need to know about Twitter! Go ahead and share your deepest secrets with your followers, rejoice when a musician you follow replies to you, or engage in an infamous tweet argument.

The best way to learn how use Twitter is to just jump in and use Twitter.

For additional resources, visit the Twitter Help Center for more information.

The name of the social network was originally “Twttr,” later changed to Twitter

It took 3 years, 2 months and 1 day to get to the billionth tweet

Today it only takes one week for users to send a billion tweets.

10 tweets per second mention Starbucks.

The average Twitter user has tweeted 307 times.

Barack Obama’s victory tweet was the most retweeted tweet ever with more than 800K retweets.

The 2012 election broke records with 31.7 million political tweets. Election Day was by far the most tweeted about event in US political history.

32% of all Internet users are using Twitter.

69% of follows on Twitter are suggested by friends.

In 2012, almost 1 million accounts were added to Twitter every day.

Lady Gaga – the most followed Twitterer, with almost 33 million followers – gains followers faster than Twitter adds new accounts.

The USA’s 141.8 million accounts represent 27.4% of all Twitter users.

50% of Twitter users are using the social network via mobile.

2012 brought an 800% increase in top TV show tweets.

Over the span of 16 days, the London Olympics generated 150 million tweets.

There were 13.7 million football-related tweets during the 2012 Super

While the average religious leader can expect one retweet for every 500 followers, the average musician only sees one retweet for every 30,000 followers.

64% of consumers have made a purchase decision based on social content.

91% of 18-34 year olds using social media are talking about brands.

60% of U.S. smartphone owners now visit their favorite social networking sites on a daily basis, up from 54% in 2011.