I’ve found a few characteristics that can lead to more retweets:
• Between 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. EST is the most popular time for retweeting.
• Asking for the retweet—by explicitly saying “please retweet”—sounds cheesy, but it works. But
don’t ask every time.
• Most retweets contain a link, many more than nonretweet updates.
• Retweets tend to contain more nouns and third-person verbs than nonretweets (see Figure 3-7).
• Talking about yourself won’t get you retweeted very much.
• Posting about social media, Twitter itself in particular, will get you retweets.
• Between 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. EST is the most popular time for retweeting.
• Asking for the retweet—by explicitly saying “please retweet”—sounds cheesy, but it works. But
don’t ask every time.
• Most retweets contain a link, many more than nonretweet updates.
• Retweets tend to contain more nouns and third-person verbs than nonretweets (see Figure 3-7).
• Talking about yourself won’t get you retweeted very much.
• Posting about social media, Twitter itself in particular, will get you retweets.
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