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Below are some Twitter Tips for UBI advocates and activists: Universal/Unconditional Basic Income.
Follow these tips vigorously to help play an important role in accelerating the @UBImovement
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Here are important UBI Research Links: http://list.ly/list/1RdG-ubi-research-links
Here will be links to important documents, research, or images related to UBI.
http://list.ly/list/1RdG-ubi-research-links
When you're ready, follow the tips below!
So the author can retweet your comment
This way people can tell you're not a bot, more people will likely follow you.
Universal / Unconditional Basic Income advocacy.
Context. If you had a quite successful tweet and it got a lot of retweets, it doesn't hurt to quote it again with some extra info so it can reach more of your followers. Use the hashtag again and it will reach a wider audience too, some who will retweet your original tweet again.
Scroll down the list and you'll find posts with lots of retweets, that's a great place to follow UBI retweeters.
This is an important part of any movement, showing how you are participating inspires others to take action. No matter how insignificant you think it might be, try to share how you are taking action.
Don't just tweet always to the same group - and never try to meet new people!
If twitter is like a party- that's like never going to any new parties.
Pinning a tweet is generally one of the first things people see when they view your profile. That means your pinned tweet is important when you go on a follow journey. You can also reply to your own pinned tweet, adding additional important information.
For more tips, such as when you hit a twitter limit, DM us at @UBIadvocates and we will provide some helpful tools for this challenge!
An advocacy-specific account, focused around things you enjoy or are passionate about. For example: @Women4UBI. or @EDMforUBI. For more info visit http://UBIadvocates.com - if you make an account, we will be here to help your account grow.
Follow many of the accounts on http://UBImovement.com or http://BasicIncomeDay.com! They're all UBI supporters!
tool when used vigorously, and daily!
That matches your existing home timeline. Or, simply create a new twitter account specifically for UBI advocacy!
To retweet and share and spread your unique angle or ideas.
Seeing your top tweets will show you what has worked in the past and maybe help you come up with similar posts.