Report: Longer tweets elicit more clicks
The volume of click-throughs prompted by a link shared on Twitter tends to increase with the number of characters (up to 130) in the tweet, according to HubSpot’s Dan Zarrella.
Zarrella found that as the length of tweets grew, so did the number of clicks for a link in the tweet. Once the tweet reached 130 characters—the maximum number of characters for a tweet is 140 characters—the number of click-throughs fell.
“So it seems as though Twitter users are more likely to click on links in tweets if they’re accompanied by something else, such as a description of the link,” Zarrella explained in a blog post.
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