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Using hashtags in your social media accounts can help you in more than one way. Hashtags can help you label posts with a word or set of words that can be used by your or your readers to to identify and search for a single post or a category of posts. Hashtags can be used to connect your posts to others’ posts or you can invite your readers to connect with you using a specific hashtag. This blogger shares #allabouthashtags!
How to Use Hashtags in Social Media Marketing
First of all let’s clarify what is a hashtag. A #tag is a metadata tag used on social media and micro-blogging services which makes life easier as you can find specific content much quicker using these little cute #hashtags. They can be inserted anywhere within a sentence, I usually put mine at the end, I think it just looks better this way.
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