Trending hashtag on Twitter

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It was first used as advertising for a life insurance company,

It was becoming a trend.

In addition to spreading the information through survey responses,

In some cases, hashtags can spread and risk managers email database become trends when fans post content that is separate from the survey.

Among them, there was another post about a hashtag that caught my attention.


　

Can I use that hashtag?
It was a hashtag written on a poster.

In fact, it cannot be used as a hashtag.

It was a word with a punctuation mark (,) on the hashtag, like "#World of XX, XXX".

You cannot use punctuation marks in #, so if you try typing it, you'll see that

Only hashtags up to "#WorldOfXX" will be responded to.


If someone from an advertising agency had proposed it to function as a hashtag,

That could become quite a problem.

To avoid making these hashtag mistakes, even those who are not in charge of social media can

What you need to know about hashtag basics.

For those who want to know the basics first, Twitter actually has a help center page that introduces the basic usage of hashtags.

　

Use official Twitter tips

　The official Twitter Help Center also provides basic information on how to use hashtags and how to add them.

　

Use hashtags to categorize your tweets by keywords
Use the hashtag symbol (#) before a relevant keyword or phrase in your Tweet to categorize it and make it more likely to appear in Twitter search.
Click or tap on a hashtagged word in a message to see other Tweets containing that hashtag.
Hashtags can appear anywhere in your Tweet.
The most popular hashtagged words will appear in trending topics .

Source: Twitter, Inc. "Twitter Help Center"



Here are some tips to help you use hashtags more effectively:

Tips for using hashtags
Hashtags cannot contain spaces or punctuation marks or they will not work properly.
You can use as many hashtags as you like in your Tweet, but we recommend using no more than two hashtags per Tweet.

Quoted from Twitter Help Center, Twitter, Inc.



　

As mentioned above, there are some symbols that cannot be used in hashtags.