Elevate your Twitter experience with the newly-introduced desktop List Search! Starting from today, the ‘Lists’ tab on Twitter’s web interface will allow you to hunt down interesting lists based on your selected keywords.
Tailor your Twitter experience with this innovative feature. Whether you’re drawn to a specific subject or seeking new users to follow, the List Search offers a refined approach, adding depth to your Twitter journey. Access this functionality via the Lists tab on mobile or desktop, where you can also pin lists as swipeable feeds within the core Twitter UI. By doing so, you’ll have easy access to trending topics that pique your interest. Keep in mind, however, List tweets aren’t exclusively topic-specific – they compile all tweets from users frequently posting about your selected topic, providing a more niche-oriented experience compared to the standard Twitter.
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Now on web, you can search for Lists to find new ones you want to follow. Give it a try and let us know what you think! pic.twitter.com/oTgzPHj9zK
— Twitter Support (@TwitterSupport) May 23, 2023Building upon the foundations of bookmarks, subscriptions, and Community Notes, Twitter 2.0 places Lists at the heart of its functional lineup, hitherto an underappreciated gem overlooked by earlier Twitter management. While many users are familiar with these functions, they may not have fully tapped into their potential until now.
In a bid to elevate engagement, Twitter’s recent UI updates have aimed to streamline and enhance each function’s utility. Though usage data isn’t available yet, List Search shows promise, particularly for those seeking key influencers and relevant conversations within their business niche.
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You now have the ability to scour lists according to your brand keywords, monitor these lists for pertinent mentions, add them as separate columns in TweetDeck, and establish alerts for specific keyword mentions by List members. This refined search tool can assist in identifying potential opportunities, sourcing the right users to follow, and selecting the best tweets to engage with.
Lists may not hold the functional value that the new Twitter team projects, but they do offer some valuable applications that can assist in your research and monitoring pursuits.
This news is sourced from Social Media Today.
