Twitter Introduces Twitter Circle
With Twitter Circle, people will now have the flexibility to choose who can see and engage with their content on a Tweet-by-Tweet basis. Twitter launched Twitter Circle, a new way to share Tweets with a smaller group. With Twitter Circle, people will now have the flexibility to choose who can see and engage with their […]
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With Twitter Circle, people will now have the flexibility to choose who can see and engage with their content on a Tweet-by-Tweet basis.
Twitter launched Twitter Circle, a new way to share Tweets with a smaller group. With Twitter Circle, people will now have the flexibility to choose who can see and engage with their content on a Tweet-by-Tweet basis. They can have more intimate conversations and build closer connections with a smaller crowd.
The beta version was tested in a small feedback group in May, allowing users to create personalised tools that empower people to tailor how, when, and with whom they engage. This feature will be available on iOS, Android, and Twitter.com globally.
Selecting Circle
Before posting a Tweet, people will see the option to share it with their circle or all the followers. A Circle can have up to 150 people. There is an option to adjust the list at any time, with no one notified of any changes made.
Tweets sent to one’s circle will appear with a green badge underneath them. These Tweets can only be seen by those selected in one’s circle and cannot be Retweeted or shared. Additionally, all replies to circle Tweets are private, even if the user’s account is public.
Personalising Twitter experience
Twitter wants to ensure everyone on Twitter has the choice, control, tools, and transparency to join the conversation with one another on how and when they wish. Twitter Circle is another step in that direction.
Giving people the option to share thoughts with a select group of followers helps make Tweeting more accessible. It is valid for brands that are new to Twitter or users that have millions of followers.
