Whatchawearing
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Whats that # thingy ??:??
is the place to log, track and discover new hashtags. Easy to use, easy to create an account and a great tool to have in your "TwitterBox"Hashtags I Use Often
#KRP
Krush Radio Party
#damiencrippsband
Help support my brother
from the land down under
Help support my brother
from the land down under
#JGF
JoeyGiggles Family
#BZP
Bill Zucker Posse
Bill Zucker Posse
#whatchawearing
self explanatory
self explanatory
Pamper yourself!!
#surf
Anything and Everything
#freewhatchawearing
#surf
Anything and Everything
#freewhatchawearing
If I ever go away
tweet this!!:!!
HashTags
Hashtags (#) differentiate Twitter from other social networking sites. They are a simple way to catalog and connect tweets about specific topics. Perhaps most importantly, however, they help filter out unrelated tweets that might randomly contain a misleading keyword or two. Hashtags are inserted into the tweet itself, usually before or after the main message. A hashtag is a single word or phrase preceded by the pound sign (#). It looks like this: #whatchawearing.
Users can search for hashtags on Twitter and catalogue tweets based on particular hashtags. You can use multiple hashtags for a single tweet. Now, that single tweet appears in multiple conversation threads, and is viewed by more people as they track and participates inthe conversations that interest them.
For example, if someone is interested in any news on impending hurricanes, they can do a search on search.twitter.com for the keyword hurricane. They can get even more specific type in Hurricane Bill. Twitter search will provide a list of tweets that have mentioned this topic, most of them organized by a hashtag such as #weather, #hurricane or, more specifically, #hurricanebill.
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Before you start using a hashtag, do some research to find out if the subject you're tweeting already has an established hashtag. Using the same hashtag as others are for a common subject helps organize the tweetsmore efficiently.
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Every Friday on Twitter you will see the hashtag #followfriday or #ff quite frequently in the tweet stream. This hashtag allows people to search for new followers recommended by others. Read more about #followfriday: Twitter 101: What is #followfriday?
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It is very important not to load your tweet up with hashtags just to get noticed in a search. Frankly, a tweet that says nothing more than a grouping of hashtags is annoying. Be a respectful hashtagger! It's best to use hashtags when they're going to add real value, rather than on every word in an update.
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Certain Twitter applications such as TweetChat, TweetGrid and TweetDeck also allow you to create settings to follow hashtags of interest in real-time.
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Remember, use your social media manners and do not create a hashtag for every thought that pops into your head. Efficient use of hashtags is the best way to make efficient subject groupings that are easy to find.