Ever wondered why: Twitter cut-off the end of your link? Why LinkedIn shortened your link? Or how to drive traffic with links from within your Instaposts? This covers what you need to about sharing links on each platform - max length, whether you can edit it after posting and whether you need to include the http://. Sharing links is how marketers get the word out about a product, service or brand. Whether you're posting to social media, sharing links in a newsletter or directing customers to your latest YouTube video, links are often the first point of contact with customers online. But it's not as straightforward as posting a long URL on social media and hoping for clicks - at least for savvy marketers, it shouldn't be.…

Is there a way to take: A) An influencers twitter followers B) Twitter users in a search query results And sort them through: 1) a search term (from their bio) or multiple variations of a search term 2) their follower ratio (for instance 2:1 following to followers) 3) Recently active (tweeted in the last x hours) And then either puts it into a easy to use user interface to follow/interact with the accounts easily OR exports them to a spreadsheet with a link to the profile. There's hundreds of tools and I've had trouble finding one that does this specifically. Is this possible with scrapebox? I'm an extremely novice user of scrapebox.

I was on a team that analyzed the twitter network of famed entrepreneur and angel investor Dharmesh Shah. We looked for individuals who might be able to provide introductions to him.