The Science Of ReTweets
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A compilation of data about ReTweets that will help you write more contagious content and get more ReTweets.
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The Science Of ReTweets
- 1. The Science of ReTweets Dan Zarrella Viral Marketing Scientist @DanZarrella
- 2. “Ideas shape the course of history.”-John Maynard Keynes
- 3. Everything in our world is made of ideas.
- 4. Nothing is more powerful than a contagious idea.
- 5. The most dangerous weapon known to man is the ability to create viral ideas at will.
- 6. But, for most of history, social communication was ephemeral and untraceable.
- 7. We can now compare millions of ideas to uncover the building blocks of contagiousness.
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- 11. Suggested Users are Less ReTweetable
- 12. ReTweeting = Link Sharing
- 13. Bit.ly is more ReTweetable than TinyURL
- 14. 20 Most ReTweetable Words you twitter please retweet post blog social free media help please retweet great social media 10 follow how to top blog post check out new blog post
- 15. Ask for the ReTweet
- 16. 20 Least ReTweetable Words game going haha lol but watching work home night bed well sleep gonna hey tomorrow tired some back bored listening
- 17. ReTweets Use Longer Words
- 19. ReTweets are More Novel
- 20. ReTweets are Noun Heavy
- 21. ReTweets have More Punctuation
- 22. Semicolons are not ReTweetable
- 23. ReTweets are Less Emotional
- 24. ReTweets are Social and Concrete
- 25. Self Reference is not ReTweetable
- 27. Men and Women ReTweet Differently
- 29. ReTweet Cascades
- 30. ReTweet Cascades The likelihood of a tweet being ReTweeted increases dramatically each time it is ReTweeted. Social Proof. Implicit Call-to-Action.
- 31. ReTweet Etiquette Leave room (100 chars). Do not start the ReTweet with an @ sign. Give credit. Try to keep as much of the original tweet intact as possible.
- 32. Thank You! @DanZarrella http://DanZarrella.com