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The latest tweets from @explore
Twitter's explore page lets you discover the latest tweets, accounts, and conversations on various topics. You can search for anything from local businesses and celebrities to global political leaders and trends. Join the Twitter community and explore the world of tweets.
- Create A Saved Search
- Find Your Interactions with Another Twitter Account
- Find The Most Popular Tweets About A Topic
- Find Your Most Popular Tweets
- Find Ideas For Blog Posts
- Find Content Shared by Selected Accounts
- Embed Tweets in Your Website Or Blog Post
- Filter Tweets by Location
- Connect with Influencers
- Get Media Coverage For Your Brand
Saved searches can be great for keeping an eye on people sharing your content, keywords relevant to your brand, and your own mentions. To save a search query, right-click on the three dots next to the search bar and then click Save this search. Twitter allows you to save up to 25 searches per account. Next time you visit Twitter to perform a new se...
It can be hard to recall all of your interactions with another person on Twitter. As a way to refresh your mind, you can use the “From these accounts” and “To these accounts” filters to help you find a specific interaction in your Twitter search history. Here are some interactions between the Buffer Twitter account and Buffer’s Co-founder and CEO J...
As an alternative to the “Top tweets” that Twitter displays for each search term, this search trick will allow you to define your own metrics for what makes a popular post. As Amit Agarwal explains on his blog, “Go to the Twitter search box, type any search term and append the operator min_retweets:[number] or min_faves:[number] to filter your sear...
Using the same technique, you can also find the most popular tweets from your own Twitter account. To do this, simply head to the Twitter explore page (or use the Twitter Advanced Search function) and search for: “from:[your account] min_retweets 20”. For example: “from:buffer min_retweets:20”. It brings back results for tweets sent from the @buffe...
Twitter is a great source of inspiration for blog posts. When using Advanced Search for research, you can look at what people are saying about a particular subject. Here’s a search we did in Twitter Advanced Search to research this very post.
If you would like to see what your favorite tweeters are saying about a certain topic, search for a keyword and their names. For example, this search: “LinkedIn (from:TechCrunch)” displays all the tweets about LinkedIn from TechCrunch.
Embedding real-time tweets within your website or blog post can be a great way to make your content more interactive. To embed tweets in your blog or website, visit https://publish.twitter.com/and enter the URL of the timeline you’d like to embed. For example, you can choose the URL of a tweet or a Twitter profile or include a Twitter handle or has...
If you want to find people who are talking about your brand in a specific location, use the two operators near: and within: The near operator is followed by the location's name, which can be a city, state, country, postal code, or geocodes (a location's GPS coordinates, which you can find on Google Maps). The within operator is followed by the dist...
Collaborating with an influencer can help increase your brand exposure. To find influencers on Twitter, you can use the Advanced Search option to find specific brand keywords or hashtags along with the engagement levels you want to see, such as the minimum number of retweets, replies, or likes. You can also narrow down your search in the results pa...
Generate some PR buzz for your brand by using Twitter to find journalists actively looking for a scoop. Journalists and PR companies often use hashtags like “#journorequest” and “PRrequest” to find people and businesses to interview or feature in their stories. For example, #Journorequest “small business” would be a useful search for a small busine...
Jan 26, 2017 · During our research process, people told us that the new Explore tab helped them easily find news, what’s trending, and what’s popular right now. Nothing is going away – we’re just making it easier to find what you want. Explore will begin rolling out today on Twitter for iOS, and in the coming weeks on Twitter for Android.
Twitter Explore is a section of the Twitter's app and website where users are served curated content based on their interests and platform activity, as well as major headlines. The intent behind Twitter Explore is to both catch the user up on recent news and serve as a browser for recommendations.
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Jan 26, 2017 · prykhodov/123RF. Twitter is replacing its Moments tab with a new Explore section on its iOS and Android mobile apps. The motivation behind the new and improved tab is to bridge the gap between...
