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Try to mimic the tone of the article so that the voice of the summary matches the voice of the article. For example, if your article is humorous and light, so should the summary. On the other hand, if your article discusses a serious topic, you'd want the summary to have a more serious tone. In addition to writing a summary that introduces the article, consider writing a summary with Twitter in mind. Twitter's limit of 140 characters must be kept in mind as you write the summary as well as the length of the article's link. If you use a URL shortener such as Bitly which uses 20 characters, the longest your Twitter summary can be is 120 characters. Writing compelling summaries for your Web content is a crucial skill that can lead to improved page views. Don't just copy and paste, write fresh, original content and make an excellent first impression.
3) a cause that you are committed to. When you read this brief article, use your interest to put this information to work immediately by trying it out. There are at least three ways of searching Twitter to find out things of importance to you. What is the most popular URL of interest to you being discussed now on Twitter? Remember content is on websites, not usually on 2.0 sites. Therefore, in order to answer this question, you should go to Twitter(url)y. Twitter(url)y provides a sort of voting system based on the number of times that a URL is used (either in TinyURL, Snipurl (snurl) or full URL) by people using Twitter. URL's are ranked from top 100 highest voted URL's based on this voting system. Most popular topic of interest to you . And seriously, bee farming does have results in this search. Others in your geographical area with similar interests on Twitter.
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You'll no longer have to devote half of your tweet to a URL; using a shortened URL leaves you with 120 characters left to dedicate to your message. Once you have your long URL shortened, you'll need to keep in mind that you're trying to get retweets. In order to allow other users to retweet your message without having to edit or fuss over it you will need to leave enough space in your original message for the retweet code. That means other Tweeters need enough space to add RT @YourNameHere. So, if you want to encourage retweeting, make sure there are enough character spaces left in your original message. And, if you haven't yet created your Twitter account, keep retweeting in mind when you register at the site and make your username as short as you can. So now where does that leave us? You are dedicating about 36 characters to the shortened URL and retweet space (depending on how long your username is). You still have a little over 100 characters to get your message across.
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