9 Quick Twitter Ideas to Try Now!

Digital Marketing
Written By Katherine Forbes
 
9 Quick Twitter Ideas to Try Now!

  1. Set your theme color to match your branding

  2. Tweet to others and start a conversation!

  3. Share lyrics and tag the artist and/or songwriter

  4. Pin a tweet to the top of your profile

  5. Post images directly to Twitter (instead of linking from Facebook or Instagram)

  6. Use Canva to create the perfect size graphics

  7. Participate in Twitter chats

  8. Use hashtags

  9. Search hashtags and reply to other users

This post is an excerpt from Katherine's workbook, Market Your Music Online. Buy on Amazon.

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Katherine Forbes

Katherine Forbes is the founder of Nashville based website and brand design company, Designing the Row. Her client roster has grown to include GRAMMY Nominated & Award Winning Artists, New York Times Best Selling Authors, Film Composers, Reality TV Personalities, & many more! She is known for her clean and simple design style and is recognized as a Squarespace Expert and Squarespace Authorized Trainer. She is also the creator of music community, Music Biz Besties, and teaches digital music marketing as an adjunct professor at ETSU.

Her work has been featured on Forbes.com and she’s spoken on panels hosted by YELP, the Music Business Association, Women in Music, and many others.

Katherine believes that "your success depends on you taking action" and she's passionate about motivating and encouraging others to do just that!

https://www.designingtherow.com
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