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Do You Know Twitter Lingo?

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Twitter users use acronyms or abbreviations in their tweets.  For those of us who are not avid Twitter users, may not know what they mean.  Some of the abbreviations and acronyms may be common on all social media sites, but others are unique to Twitter. Here’s a list of terms you may see in tweets..

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More Ways Companies Can Benefit from Social Media

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Social media is visible in all advertising.  Company websites are including links to social media platforms while TV commercials are including the symbols to social media platforms and hash tags for Twitter.  For example, Mercedes uses the hash tag, #youdrive, in their TV commercials.

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