Oh, celebrities. What happens when the rich and famous figure out that they can broadcast their every thought out into the world immediately via their cell phone, without the intervention or advice of their manager, publicist or other PR staff? Celebrity Twitter Battles, that’s what happens.
Stuck in an airport with nothing to do? Why not update your Twitter account and let the world know what is going on. Just don’t make any jokes about security or you could find yourself arrested. This and other tips in this “Twitter Guide To Airports.”
Tennis stars and their thoughts have become a very big part of Twitter. Where once there were only a few after-match interviews, now you can follow them on and off the grass or clay. Read this infographic to find out which stars follow certain players.
Here is an infographic that cuts through all the jargon and marketing spiel and condenses what it takes to create a great post across Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Google+.
Check out the following infographic which includes 30 tips on how to get more Twitter followers which in turn will help you in the process of growing a massive and powerful Twitter network.
Nothing sparks a Twitter storm like well-dressed A-listers at an awards ceremony. Of course staying up for the Oscars for those in the UK takes a whole lot of commitment, that’s why Silverbean took the easy route and turned to Twitter. Here is their handy guide to what you missed online and IRL.
Until the advent of social sites like Twitter, club managers would make statements on behalf of their players. Today it is possible to have instant access to every player’s views of events both on and off the pitch. This infographic examines how their reputations stack up.
Footballers (soccer players) and their tweetings have become a very big part of Twitter. Where once you were lucky to get a quick interview after a match, nowadays you can follow their every move both on and off the pitch. Even the clubs themselves are opening Twitter pages, to allow their millions of fans worldwide an opportunity to have their say. See all the details in this infographic by bet.unibet.
The appearance of social media is sometimes deceiving. The following infographic takes a look at the very first fake account on Twitter and continues on to show how companies, celebrities and even Presidential candidates are under the microscope when it comes to their Twitter followers
If you are like me, you see Twitter followers come and go. The key is to make sure you at least see a continuous growth in followers even though numbers may rise and fall periodically. But why do people follow you but then later decide to unfollow? This infographic provides a data visualization from an original at eConsultancy on why folks unfollow on Twitter.
