Even if you’re a newbie to Twitter you can Tweet like a Pro
looking like an experienced tweeter on your first tweet by
knowing a few of the veteran slang’s and abbreviations that the
more experienced twitter users are using!  Tweet like a pro and
tweet for resultsWant to get more Twitter followers and look
like a seasoned Twitter veteran by Tweeting like a Pro? First,
get to know the basic Twitter best practices, such as direct
messaging, “@” replies, and “retweeting.”  Send a private
message directly to someone who follows you by typing the letter
“d” in front of their username in a tweet. In your public
tweets, use “@” replies to comment on any other user’s tweets;
just include the “@” symbol before their username in your
message.  If you want to repeat what someone else tweeted,
choose “Retweet” and include the letters “RT” in the beginning
of your note. You can even ask politely in a tweet for others to
retweet you.  Below are some other Tweet slangs you can use to
tweet like a pro and build even more cre