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Show me what I’m getting from my hashtags

#returnonhashtags

Show me which tags got me >real results, not this #tripe! >

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Measuring what they get us & refining our smart-tagging to what works

Return on Hashtags:

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I see 5 new articles/day: “Best hashtags for [jobs, HR, etc.]”

“Top Ten”

Really...?

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Just me, or are you left with looming...

questions?

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What makes them good…?

Why? BecauseMany people were…

at some pointusing them?

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Hashtags searched from Topics:a great starting point

In RiteTag I use A.I. to get ● hashtag suggestions● content they’re used with● who uses them● how many times/acct.● the density of their use

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I test hashtags. Do you?They aren’t the “best” if they don’t get me results.

The “My top-performing” tabJust double-click headings for hashtags:● that got YOU the most link-clicks● that got YOU the most retweets● that got YOU the most faves

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Start with what’s worked

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Use RiteTag’s Stats to save Tag Sets

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Choose hashtags from 3 sources RiteTag A.I. Tag Sets My top-performing tags

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In Stats & Top-performing, I measure link-clicks and retweets, and I use hashtags that get me results I seek.

The Rite tags are hashtags that are:● topic-relevant● reaching● deliver results...

...for me

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Results for me trumps this:“Top Ten” Really? Ask “why?”

Because they’ve been used the most?

Hey. People do dumb stuff every day,wake up and do it again the next day.

(And you’ll find their advice as topstory on all the top blogs, too.)

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You’re not telling me why they’re “top”

“TOP TEN” Really? What about the vast differences in what non profit orgs do…?

Wouldn’t the top ten hashtags for an organizationreach donors, volunteers or clients that are intowhat THAT ORGANIZATION is doing…?

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Schedule smart-tagged posts

Use a tool that tracks what YOU get for your smart-tagging trouble.

(Yes, there is one.)

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Insist on evidenceAre they telling you why one is better than another…?Are they telling you what people get - for using them?

Here’s what I get, just for retweets ->

1 in 10 of my tweets sent from RiteTag.

15 out of 17 of my last retweets are onmy RiteTag smart-tagged tweets.

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Scheduling Optimization + Hashtag Optimization

RiteTag: the hashtag tool that measures the results you get for your smart-tagging trouble.

You waste no time getting results, and the more you do, the more “My top-performing tags” and Stats leads you to what works - for YOU.

With RiteTag, our focus is to increase your exposure to followers,while going the furthest to help you #reachbeyondyourfollowers

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There’s no need #to #do #thisYou’ll only look like you don’t know whatyou’re doing.

Not scientific, and not a good way togain and retain clients.

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We understand that the great equalizer in Twitter is a relevant and well-searched and tracked hashtag.

RiteTag empowers the little guy every bit as much as we serve the world’s top PR, SEO and social media agencies.

So...

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Try us free, without obligation● FREE: unlimited RiteTag A.I. searches, tag black-listing, real-time

“standalone” data, hashtag influencers, instances count…● FREE: unlimited Tag Sets, 30 days rich Stats - tracking every tweet you

RiteTag, every hashtag used in a tweet/schedule from RiteTag● FREE: unlimited Scheduled post editing● FREE: 5 interactive RiteTag Reports/month - industry leader!● FREE: 5 tweets/custom schedules/auto-schedules PER DAY.● FREE: Chrome & Firefox browser extensions● FREE mobile applications are on the way, too! For now, a full responsive

site.

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Jump on the introductory price of just $108.00 for the year.

(We can promise you that will go up.)

We’ll be adding features and functionality that will:● increase the speed of the site, the search, the browser extensions● increase the quality of our search results● decrease the time it takes to get things done and increase the ways we

suggest doing more of what’s working - in tags and tactics.

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Lock in now at the lowest we’ll ever be.Get the features we’ll be adding as we grow - and prices rise…)For $9/month (annualized - $108/year) you get:● 20 interactive RiteTag Reports/month - compare with hashtags.org...● 50 tweets/custom schedules/auto-schedules PER DAY.● “Beta-access” to our upcoming Android app - included at no cost.

US$13/month or, for a 30% savings, $108 for the year.

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We’re doing monthly workshops for those serious about getting content seen.

Just search #hashtagacademy in Googleplusto see when our events. [email protected] for media inquiries.


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