How to Find Twitter Chats Using Hashtags
Many companies and users create hashtags to get conversations started to promote a TV show, a movie, or a game. The quickest and easiest way to find out about a Twitter chat is to search for hashtags.
How to Find Trending Twitter Chats
Another way to find Twitter chats is to see what’s trending. If you find something that interests you, it’s easy to jump in.
How to Find Live Twitter Chats
Live chats feature people joining in to talk about a particular topic. These types of Twitter chats are at designated times, so you can add an upcoming chat to your calendar. To find a live chat, visit the Twubs Twitter Chat Schedule, the TweetReports Twitter Chat Schedule, or ChatSalad’s list of upcoming chats, just to name a few sources.
Third-Party Twitter Chat Tools
Several third-party Twitter chat tools make it easy to find tweet chats. Some of the most popular are TwChat, TweetReports, tchat.io, and Twubs. These tools are web-based and load quickly, even on smartphone mobile browsers. These tools also help find a “live chat,” which is an organized Twitter chat set for a certain date and time. Some of these tools make participating in tweet chats easier. For example, tchat.io adds your hashtag at the end of your composed tweet, so all you have to do is press the Tweet button on their site. With TweetDeck, you can filter your Twitter chat results even more or reply to individual tweets with a simple click. Twubs features live scrolling tweets, giving you a feeling of being part of a live conversation.
How to Find Twitter Chats Using TweetDeck
TweetDeck is an example of a tool that makes it easy to see the messages related to a hashtag.
Why Join a Twitter Chat?
Aside from being fun, Twitter chats are a great way to promote yourself for employment, a work proposal, a product, or an article query to a potential editor. It’s an excellent and inexpensive way to interact with customers and friends. For example, if you want to promote an event, tell everyone you know to use the same hashtag when talking about it on social media. That way, other Twitter users can search for information about it and join the conversation.
