With Twitter’s user base seeing steady growth, it’s no wonder more creators are making the platform part of their social media strategy. So if you’ve been prioritizing your Twitter presence lately, you’re not alone. But you may have noticed that it will take some time and effort to stand out from the crowd and build a loyal community. Fortunately, Twitter has developed a helpful resource that will provide you with valuable advice that you can implement.
Twitter Create is a mini-site that provides insights that will transform the way you use the platform and help you monetize your presence. In this post, you’ll get an overview of what you’ll find on the site so you can take full advantage.
Introducing Twitter Create: A resource for all industry creators
If you’re ready to up your Twitter game, this resource is worth checking out! Here’s what you can expect to find on the mini-site now:
Dedicated industry resources
The way you use Twitter is likely to be different from the way some other creators use it. After all, everyone has different goals they are pursuing! This is why the general advice that many offer is not always enough. And on the Twitter Create page, you’ll discover resources dedicated to different industries, allowing you to find tips tailored to what you do.
These resources give you the opportunity to learn from your industry peers so you can take their advice and apply it to your unique strategy. Featured industries include: creators, podcasters, news, writers, sports, gaming, film and TV, music, and nonprofits. You can see a glimpse of them in the screenshot below.
After clicking on one of these options, you will be taken to a page dedicated to your industry. Each section promises to provide everything from inspiration to how-to guides. Let’s take the site for writers, for example. It contains articles such as “Twitter Tools for Writers“, among many others. And the best part is that you can filter articles based on your goal (monetization, engagement, relevance), article type, and collection.
Meanwhile, if you’re a nonprofit organization, you’ll find articles like, “Twitter Best Practices for Nonprofits.” Or for podcasters, you can enjoy “How to make your podcast stand out with impact on Timeline.” As you can see, Twitter Create is really designed to help users like you get the most out of the platform. And only time will tell what content will be added in the future.
Currently, there are case studies, op-ed articles, how-to guides, questions and answers, etc. There are also different collections of articles, including: Active Notifications, Talking Twitter, Who I Follow, #HerStory and Twitter 101.
Guide to achieving your goals on Twitter
Why are you using Twitter? Are you hoping to use the platform to make money? Do you engage with your audience? Or just want to develop an impactful voice? Whatever your goal, Twitter Create has some helpful resources for you.
These guides offer advice from other Twitter users, allowing you to learn from their experience. For example, if developing an influential voice is what you’re looking for, you’ll learn how to improve your presence, what tools to start using, and more. There’s a lot to soak in, so you’ll want to grab a pen and notebook so you’re ready to take notes!
Tips on how to use Twitter features
If you’ve ever been curious about using one of the platform’s many features, Twitter Create has you covered. There are resources that teach you how to effectively use Twitter Spaces, Communities, Twitter Blue, Super Follows, Media Studio, and more. These will answer any questions you have and help you get started as quickly as possible. That way, you don’t just have to rely on the standard 280 character tweet. You can branch out and take full advantage of all that Twitter has to offer in order to reach a wider audience.
Go Explore Twitter Create!
If you really want to become a master Twitter user, go ahead and explore this mini-site and see what new tips and tricks you can learn. And be sure to check back in the future to see what new content Twitter adds for its community.
