As technology arises day by day, people can think of a lot of problem and bad things. Hacking has been a primary problem ever since social media has started its way to bloom. Hackers uses bugs to either open your account to the point that they will own it. Or maybe they will create computer threats, they will steal, even change or destroy your information. They usually install dangerous malware without letting you know. Computer predators destroy other people for their benefit. They are monetized on every destructive way. Hacking is still a problem today, maybe if not for a regular person but for businesses or government top secrets, that information is typically in danger.

Twitter is not an exception in hacking. Twitter is an online news and social media networking service which uses posts known as “tweets”. Users that are registered can post but the unregistered ones can only read. In the quarter of 2007, the number of tweets is only about 400,000 but on the following year, it has risen up to a million to billions of tweets a day. It is one of the biggest social media networking today and it is never an exception in hacking. Users is social media is never safe especially people who are not careful with their accounts and people who has a big image in the society.

That is why Twitter made a decision because of the rising number of hacked accounts to let the people know and be aware of it, they announced to let the people change their password. Twitter found a bug which stored all the password unmasked in an internal log. This means that there is third party that has accessed to those passwords. But they also announced that they already fixed it but still wants to give out awareness to their followers. You need to change your password in twitter or in any social media account that has the same password as in Twitter.
How to change password in Twitter?

1. From the Twitter app, tap on your profile photo near the top left.
2. Tap Settings and privacy.
3. On this menu, tap Account.
4. Tap the Password tab under Log in and security.
5. Enter your current password followed by a new password and then type in the new one again to confirm it.

After entering your info, you’ll see a small pop-up at the bottom of your screen that lets you know your password has successfully been changed. Make sure you create a password that’s strong with a mix of lowercase or uppercase letters, numbers, and special characters. It’s a great way to add an extra layer of protection, and setting it up with Twitter is as simple as making a pie.

1. Tap your profile icon near the top left.
2. Tap Settings and privacy.
3. Tap Account -> Security -> Login verification -> Start.
4. Enter your password to verify your account and then tap the send code button to send a confirmation code to your phone.

After entering your code, two-factor authentication will be enabled on your account.

It is the month of May that Twitter is expecting a bomb of tweets regarding sports, music and culture and everything else. It is the time when people are gathered together because of the worldwide major events. People will log in and come to twitter for the updates, the news, the fails, the funny moments, the relatable posts everyone have experienced. To share, to gather and unite people from all over the world, regardless of age, race and sexuality. In Twitter, everyone is united even if diversified. People from Twitter, every tweet does matter and it will all boil down to updates and trends.

Twitter have been used by many to stay connected with the world and be informed on what is happening to the universe. Twitter is used by business and for active movement with a cause for their promotion and outreach. Even for research, by simply searching for tweets, it is more likely that you can quickly find informal reviews and research regarding products or service or even just for news’ sake. Not only regular people can take advantage of Twitter’s benefits, as well as the businesses that are or are not well off in the market. everyone can use Twitter, even if you are young or old, white or black or brown, female or male or gay or tomboy. You are welcome to Twitter and you are part of its worldwide family.

To help you with your strategic planning, and enable you to have insights into relevant events, Twitter has released its latest monthly calendar, which outlines all the major dates for you to be aware of, along with their relative tweet volume, showing you where the platform’s audience is most engaged. This could help you or the businesses involved in Twitter. Now, what are the major events in Twitter this May?

tsThe official name for Twitter’s automated ads program is Twitter Promote Mode. Here’s how it works: For a flat monthly fee of $99, Twitter will automatically promote your tweets according to your preferred targeting (interests or locations). This program is great for people who want to promote their brand or products on Twitter and want to save time and hassle from running Twitter ads manually.
According to Twitter, “accounts with up to 2,000 followers will see the most value”,and Twitter is working on higher price plans for accounts with larger following.

Here are more details on how the Twitter Promote Mode works, according to Twitter:

1. All you have to do is tweet as per usual.
2. Each day, Twitter will select up to your first 10 tweets that meet its quality requirement and promote them to your selected audience.
3. Retweets, Quote Tweets, or replies will not be promoted.
4. The ad creation is automated. You don’t have to create the ads yourself but you don’t get to choose the tweets to promote, too.
5. You can still run Twitter ad campaigns alongside your Promote Mode subscription.
6. On average, accounts will reach 30,000 additional people and gain 30 followers each month. (But performance may vary.)

Simplicity is the greatest benefit of Promote Mode. Traditionally, brands have promoted their individual tweets by selecting a specific audience through complex location, user behavior and demographic targeting, then paying for each unique campaign. Promote Mode simplifies this process by automating the promotion of your tweets and allowing a straightforward, flat fee. It’s a great way to save the time and hassle of manually boosting your tweets. But how effective is it? The audience boost Twitter gives each tweet is generally dependent on that tweet’s initial organic reach and engagement. In other words, if you’ve posted a good tweet that people are engaging with, it has a greater chance of being shown to more users. Overall, these are exciting results, especially for the $99 price tag. Plus, Twitter Promote Mode saved us roughly 10 hours of time running individual Twitter Ads campaigns.

Promote Mode is mobile-first. It can be accessed on the mobile Twitter app by sliding open the menu drawer and tapping the “Promote Mode” icon. From there, you’ll see a dashboard with the metrics you care about the most: how many additional people your Tweets reached, how many followers you’ve gained, and how many people have visited your profile that month. Performance will vary based on factors including account type, your targeting selection, and the type and frequency of your Tweets. Small businesses and individuals using Promote Mode can expect to gain followers and reach a broader audience each month, as long as they are actively Tweeting. The most successful people will keep Promote Mode toggled on while they focus on creating their best Tweets. But if they need to take a break, they can toggle Promote Mode off and pause all promotions. This doesn’t pause their subscription or billing.

How well businesses perform using Promote Mode will be influenced on various factors, such as their target market selection and the frequency and content of their tweets.s

You see other bloggers killing it on Twitter, and you want some of that success for yourself, but you don’t know where to start. The platform already seems super noisy and has experts on every topic known to man. So what can you do to stand out? You might worry that you need a sophisticated Twitter strategy, but don’t stress. If you focus on a few simple tactics, you’ll easily tap into a community that will support your work and drive the traffic your content deserves. And even if you don’t have tons of followers just yet, you can make the most of those you do have, and start to get on the radars of the influencers that matter. Regardless of whether you’re a big fish or a tiny minnow in the Twitter pond, you can use the following tactics to get more traffic for your content today.

1. Know your audience.

Growing your traffic always starts with your audience if you want to do it right. Untargeted, uninterested “hits” are a waste of time and resources at worst, and at best just pure vanity. This means that driving traffic starts with listening and observing. Get to know your target so you can most efficiently engage them. Twitter has a tool for this. Use search.twitter.com to find what people in your niche are talking about and follow some of their conversations. Once you get an idea of what people are interested in, join in those conversations and talk to people.

2. Tweet the link more than once.

Tweeting a link to your blog more than once is 100% okay, especially if the content is evergreen. What’s the sweet spot here? Well, you don’t want to flood your Twitter timeline with the same content repeatedly. But on the day of publishing, craft 3-5 separate tweets that you’ll publish at different times. This tactic works well because only a small portion of your followers will see each tweet.

3. Make your twitter profile interesting.

Your profile and your username are the first two things your visitors will see when they go to your Twitter page. If your profile looks boring, people won’t bother to read your tweets, not to mention visit the links you post in them. You can’t write a very long bio of yours, but you can enter a few words about you. You can also include a couple of keywords in your bio.

4. Keep good company.

Think of Twitter as the digital version of your neighborhood or city. Follow the businesses on your block or in your area and talk to them on Twitter. You could Retweet them to your followers and ask them to do the same with theirs. People who are already on your block or regularly shop at nearby stores are just feet away from your business. If they see businesses they like having conversations with you, it could convince them to step inside your store front the next time they’re around. Follow local figures and influencers and invite them to your store. Converse with them like you would a friendly, promotional partner.

5. Implement twitter cards.

You want every tweet you send to stand out and Twitter cards are a great way to do this. You can set up your website to make sure that when people share your posts, the image shows up in the tweets they send.

Cross-promoting your blog posts through Twitter can be greatly beneficial in driving more traffic to your blog. It also gives you a lot of engaging content to tweet about!

The official name for Twitter’s automated ads program is Twitter Promote Mode. Here’s how it works: For a flat monthly fee of $99, Twitter will automatically promote your tweets according to your preferred targeting (interests or locations). This program is great for people who want to promote their brand or products on Twitter and want to save time and hassle from running Twitter ads manually.

According to Twitter, “accounts with up to 2,000 followers will see the most value”,and Twitter is working on higher price plans for accounts with larger following.

Here are more details on how the Twitter Promote Mode works, according to Twitter:
1. All you have to do is tweet as per usual.

2. Each day, Twitter will select up to your first 10 tweets that meet its quality requirement and promote them to your selected audience.

3. Retweets, Quote Tweets, or replies will not be promoted.

4. The ad creation is automated. You don’t have to create the ads yourself but you don’t get to choose the tweets to promote, too.

5. You can still run Twitter ad campaigns alongside your Promote Mode subscription.

6. On average, accounts will reach 30,000 additional people and gain 30 followers each month. (But performance may vary.)

Simplicity is the greatest benefit of Promote Mode. Traditionally, brands have promoted their individual tweets by selecting a specific audience through complex location, user behavior and demographic targeting, then paying for each unique campaign. Promote Mode simplifies this process by automating the promotion of your tweets and allowing a straightforward, flat fee. It’s a great way to save the time and hassle of manually boosting your tweets. But how effective is it? The audience boost Twitter gives each tweet is generally dependent on that tweet’s initial organic reach and engagement. In other words, if you’ve posted a good tweet that people are engaging with, it has a greater chance of being shown to more users. Overall, these are exciting results, especially for the $99 price tag. Plus, Twitter Promote Mode saved us roughly 10 hours of time running individual Twitter Ads campaigns.

Promote Mode is mobile-first. It can be accessed on the mobile Twitter app by sliding open the menu drawer and tapping the “Promote Mode” icon. From there, you’ll see a dashboard with the metrics you care about the most: how many additional people your Tweets reached, how many followers you’ve gained, and how many people have visited your profile that month. Performance will vary based on factors including account type, your targeting selection, and the type and frequency of your Tweets. Small businesses and individuals using Promote Mode can expect to gain followers and reach a broader audience each month, as long as they are actively Tweeting. The most successful people will keep Promote Mode toggled on while they focus on creating their best Tweets. But if they need to take a break, they can toggle Promote Mode off and pause all promotions. This doesn’t pause their subscription or billing.

How well businesses perform using Promote Mode will be influenced on various factors, such as their target market selection and the frequency and content of their tweets

The wonderful world of Twitter has unlocked business opportunities for almost every type of user – from emerging artists, celebrities, big brands, news sources, and (most importantly for you) B2B marketers. With the mission to give users the power to create and share ideas and information instantly, this social media platform allows B2B marketers to better connect, converse and engage their audiences. Twitter offers B2B marketers the chance to attract prospects, interact and engage with clients, increase brand awareness, better understand their audience and much more. But, what’s the “much more”?

1. Twitter chats.

Networking and speaking with other people from within your respective industry is key for growing your online presence. Twitter chats give you the ability to speak with peers, customers, and thought leaders in an organized way.

2. Share control

One way to ensure a steady flow of messages from your company Twitter account is to employ not one, but multiple users to represent the brand. Doing so extends the amount of content and conversations from one person’s view, to multiple people’s views and ideas. In addition, having multiple people messaging on Twitter will insure an ongoing, steady stream of tweets  in the event a team member transitions to a different role/company.

3. Position your company as a thought leader.

If you have any employees who are considered industry experts, give them some Twitter love when they speak at conferences, publish an article or blog post, or get recognized for an award. Tweet links to current news in your industry. This shows you stay up-to-date and know what’s going on outside your own four walls. Tweet content that makes you look smart and well-connected.

4. Identify and engage influencers.

There are many ways that B2B marketers can use Twitter to find influencers and start interacting with them to establish valuable relationships. Twitter Search has really stepped up its game when it comes to filtering and being able to sort through more than 300 million users. There are also third party tools that you can use to find influences in your industry. Once these influencers are identified, follow them and start getting noticed by liking their tweets and replying to them on a regular basis.

5. Understand your audience.

After identifying your target audience, it’s time to start interacting with them. However to ensure that your efforts are fostering engagement, it’s important you truly understand your audience and create a plan that is focused on content that they want to see.

6. Timing is everything.

Understand the specific days and times your company’s messages are more likely to be read and shared.  If, for instance, analytics indicates that your community tends to retweet and share content more frequently early in the day, or early in the week, time your most compelling content to hit the stream during those times.

All work and no play makes your Twitter feed a dull read. Don’t be afraid to have a little fun. Try a weekly impossible quiz, a photo bomb, employee-of-the-week photo, customer-of-the-week, a weekly poll, fill-in-the-blank, etc. The possibilities are endless. The key is to be consistent. If you start doing a customer-of-the-week recognition tweet, you have to commit to doing it every week. Get creative!