How do I make my Twitter engaging more?

12 Most Effective Ways to Engage on Twitter

1. Infuse personality into your profile. People trust people, not default profile images.
2. Be the first to break the news.
3. Tweet consistently, leave space.
4. Ask and answer questions.
5. Connect people.
6. Be generous, promote others.
7. Craft your tweets.
8. Use under 140 characters.

What makes an engaging tweet?

To earn more engagement on Twitter, one of the prerequisites is knowing your audience. The most successful brands on Twitter go even further: they speak their followers’ language and are familiar with their everyday struggles. Just remember that there is a difference between brand voice and tone.

How do you make your Twitter feed chronologically?

All you have to do is this:

1. Open your Twitter feed. This method works on the app and desktop version.
2. See the sparkly icon in the top right corner? Tap it.
3. You’ll see a pop-up menu saying “Your timeline is set to Home.” Right underneath it, tap “Switch to latest Tweets.”

Why are my tweets not in time order?

How to Switch Between Timelines on Twitter. Open the Twitter app and switch to the Home tab (the birdhouse in the bottom-left). Tap the Sparkle icon in the top-right of the app. Tap See latest Tweets instead and your timeline will immediately switch to the chronological mode instead.

What is a good Twitter engagement rate?

Most would consider 0.5\% to be a good engagement rate for Twitter, with anything above 1\% great. Smaller businesses with an engaged following should aim for an engagement rate that’s consistently more than that, though.

How do you write engaging on twitter?

8 Awesome Ways to Create Engaging Tweets

1. Create Visually Attractive Tweets.
2. Tag your Audience, Relevant Brands or Influencers.
3. Always use a Call to Action.
4. Creatively Integrate Emojis.
5. Use Relevant Hashtags.
6. Share your Link.
7. Add a Hint of Humor.

How far back does Twitter feed go?

Unfortunately, Twitter only displays your last 3200 tweets in your timeline, so if you’re anything like me (I’ve been on Twitter since May 2009 and have well over 40,000 tweets), that won’t cut it.