Google Alert - Twitter for Business

	Twitter for Business Daily update ⋅ April 17, 2018
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	Hope Hicks reportedly crafted some of Trump's most savage Twitter insults Business Insider UK Hope Hicks, the former White House communications director and President Donald Trump's longtime aide and confidante, reportedly conceived of some of the sharpest personal attacks in Trump's Twitter feed. "She'd have absolute daggers," a former campaign official told The New York Times in a new ... Flag as irrelevant
	British pub chain deletes Facebook and Twitter accounts as customers 'struggle to control the ... CNBC In 2016, he printed 500,000 beer mats in support of leaving the EU, and some on Twitter suggested the closure of social media accounts was connected to the backlash the company experienced. Many businesses use their social accounts to push out promotions or answer customers' queries. JD Wetherspoon closes all social media accounts - The Guardian Why did Wetherspoons really shut down its Facebook, Instagram and Twitter? The possible ... - The Independent Quitting Twitter and Facebook is a smart move for Wetherspoon - Irish Times Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Here's how to use Twitter to dominate the Google search results Search Engine Land This is a good thing for companies and individuals alike. When you control what's on page one in Google, that's one less place where negativity can appear. It is also good from the standpoint of providing a customer service tool as well as a brand-building and promotional tool. Statista reports Twitter has ... Flag as irrelevant
	When registers crashed at Woolworths, Twitter had a field day Business Insider Australia The Woolworths payments system crashed briefly on Monday afternoon, but the effect was felt nationally as registers went down all over the country. Long lines of customers, unable to pay for their groceries, waited at checkouts, with some stores closing. In the meantime, plenty of people turned to Twitter ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ditching Social Media Is Not A Smart Move For Any Business Forbes The world and Twitter were rocked this morning when the 'news' hit that Wetherspoons (a thirty-nine-year-old pub/bar business with +37,000 employees and around a billion pounds of turnover) decided to leave the various social media platforms they were on. A bold move considering the current ... Flag as irrelevant
	Starbucks controversy at full brew on Twitter PhillyVoice.com On Twitter, from whence the controversy was borne of a video of the incident that went viral, people weighed in on all sides: Message to the ... Business is business. "Starbucks CEO" ... result of calling the police. And calling the police is the very definition of an escalation. pic.twitter.com/xpdoDyO2mf. Flag as irrelevant
	Trump contradicts his Treasury Department, accuses China and Russia of currency cheating Washington Post Trump appears to be alleging in the Twitter post that China and Russia are helping keep their currency cheap to help their companies export goods at a time when the United States is raising interest rates, a move to check inflation that could raise costs on U.S. companies. But the facts appear to ... Flag as irrelevant
	UK pub chain deletes Facebook... and Twitter and Instagram euronews The company runs 900 pubs and bars and will stop publishing on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram from all of them. Its chairman, Tim Martin, admitted that the move conflicted with conventional wisdom about attracting customers in the industry but noted: "I don't believe that closing these accounts will ... Flag as irrelevant
	China's Sina Weibo has stopped censoring gay content after outcry from Chinese LGBT community Business Insider BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Sina Weibo on Monday reversed a decision to remove gay content after outcry among gay Chinese who say the company had smeared homosexuality by lumping it with pornography as it tried to meet government censorship directives. China's Twitter-equivalent Weibo said ... China's version of Twitter reverses ban on gay content after a backlash from users - CNBC Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Diagnosing Twitter: 230 proposals to measure the platform's "health" Fast Company In recent years, Twitter has finally begun coming to terms with the reality that its platform isn't always a place for healthy conversations. The company's latest attempt to tackle its endemic abuse and harassment manifested last month, when CEO Jack Dorsey called for ideas. Dorsey asked how could ... Flag as irrelevant

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