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Are you seeing tweets, now posts, with a warning message about age-restricted content? Do you want to change your sensitive media settings but can’t do it? Do you plan to join Twitter’s, now X’s, Ad Revenue Sharing program? If it’s a yes to any of these questions, you need to know one thing—how to change … Read more

Twitter, now known as X, hosts many different discussions and conversations. Discussions on current issues, politics, entertainment, sports, and many others occur on the platform. Despite this, some users, especially newbies, are sometimes short of what to post on Twitter, also known as X. While this could be a valid concern for others, the tweets … Read more

Have you come across the premium Twitter subscription on the social media platform X? There are chances that you may have heard of it. But even so, do you understand what it entails? We all know X to be a free platform anyone above the age restriction policy can access. The only major criterion for … Read more

The tag feature is handy for getting a thought leader, industry expert or brand’s attention. It is a great way to engage with people, inviting them to interact with your content. When you mention a user in your post (aka tweet) or photo, they will get a notification. As people scroll through hundreds of tweets … Read more

Regularly engaging with your followers is essential to reach thousands or millions of Twitter users organically. It helps you build stronger connections with people on the platform, now called X. You get clarity on what resonates with your target audience. It is also one of the many metrics this social media network’s algorithm uses to … Read more

Twitter, now known as X, is an exciting and attractive platform: or was an exciting media platform for many users. However, with the managerial changes followed by the name and policy changes, many no longer recognize their favorite platform. Multiple users have claimed that once effective Twitter campaign strategies no longer work for brands and … Read more

Although discussions on Twitter, now X, tend to be public, there are ways to keep conversations private on the platform. One option is to use the direct message (DM) feature available to all social media users. Knowing how to DM on Twitter can help connect with different users and keep the conversation going. Given the … Read more

Despite the name and managerial changes, X, previously known as Twitter, remains an invaluable network for business and brand promotion. As a leading network among social media channels, X helps attract large audiences and customers to your brand and business. When it comes to functionality, very little has changed. Your success in this space still … Read more

The Twitter platform, whose name recently changed to X, used to have fewer users than today. With the increase of people also came the increase in tweets and replies. Many people have gathered more followers and have shared more content than before. Over time, it has become increasingly difficult to navigate old posts. Nonetheless, various … Read more

Following a user on X, aka Twitter, simply means subscribing to the user’s tweets. This feature expresses and grants your decision to continue seeing a user’s tweets and activities. However, when you’re no longer interested in that account, you can toggle the switch to unfollow the user. When you unfollow Twitter users, it doesn’t block … Read more

Your activities on X, previously called Twitter, are like an active record you’d not like to lose. However, you never know when you will violate Twitter’s numerous policies leading to a ban and loss of these data. Moreover, you may dislike Twitter’s new managerial shake-ups and wish to quit Twitter. In this case, you’d benefit … Read more

Tweets are the basic foundation of Twitter interaction and conversation. Videos, images, and text all form the elements of an interesting tweet, now known as posts. Coming across posts that contain all of this is normal on the platform. Sometimes, users may take time to view them and keep them for reference. Other times, they … Read more