All posts by Madalyn Sklar
Marketing Tips From Top Marketers Around the World
I reached out to everyone who made Brand24’s Top 100 Digital Marketers 2019 Edition via Twitter and here are the responses I’ve received.
Read moreMy Favorite Twitter Tools: Hootsuite
If you’re someone who is looking for something simple to effectively manage your social media presence, Hootsuite is one to check out.
Read moreMy Favorite Twitter Tools: Buffer
If you’ve been searching for a tool that will allow you to schedule posts to all of your social media accounts and review analytics to craft your strategy, it might be time to join the Buffer crowd....
Read moreMy Favorite Twitter Tools: AgoraPulse
AgoraPulse is a great scheduling tool that also has the power to help you keep track of engagement across platforms so you can focus on building your community.
Read moreMy Favorite Twitter Tools: Brand24
Tracking what people are saying about your brand is crucial because you need to be able to address any negativity immediately. That’s why you need a tool like Brand24 to help you out.
Read moreMy Favorite Twitter Tools: Social Jukebox
I recently shared a list of my top tools for Twitter that everyone should know about. And now, I want to do a deeper dive into some of my essentials so you can learn more about them.
Read more7 Top Tools for Twitter That Everyone Should Know About
Here’s my list of top tools for Twitter that everyone should know about if they’re looking to grow their community and create amazing tweets.
Read moreWhy Twitter Moments Benefits Your Brand and 6 Easy Ways to Use It
First released in October 2015, Twitter Moments was designed to give users a more dynamic way to tell their stories on the platform by essentially creating a slideshow view of multiple
Read moreUse Twitter to Boost Your Blog’s Audience
#TwitterSmarter Chat Recap: Use Twitter to Boost Your Blog's Audience
Read moreThe Power of Event Hashtags and How to Gain Traction With Yours
By using an event hashtag, you’re able to start making connections before an event begins, while it’s going on, and long after it has ended.
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