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Twitter users must understand the potential damage and legal implications a single tweet with unfounded information can cause.

Hashtags are powerful and effective -- if you know how to use them. Here are the top things you should NEVER do if you want to be taken seriously online.

So a hashtag is trending worldwide; what does it mean? We discuss why a hashtag trends and what it means for you or your business.

A recent study shows that while social media sites like Twitter are a great way to feature your professional profile, recruiters aren't really looking this way as often as we might think.

By the end of 2012, the Catholic community's most influential man will join the world's largest social media platform.

On Twitter, it's not enough that you have thousands of followers. You have to nurture your online relationships to maximize the experience and, if you're a company, boost brand recall and sales.

It's easy to make a <a href="/analytics">#hashtag</a> on Twitter, but it takes extra analysis to create a hashtag that will become a trending topic. Here are some tips to help get yours on the front page.

For your business to have a successful online presence, you need to invest in building a good reputation and establishing credibility.

As more customers turn to Twitter to engage with brands, having a solid client service strategy online becomes necessary. Here's how to maximize your business' micro-blogging presence to make sure customers stay happy.

<a href="/analytics/IVoted">#IVoted</a> began as a hashtag to encourage people to vote prior to November 6 and ended as celebration of victory for re-elected president Barack Obama.

The <a href="/analytics/election">#election</a> comes with a roster of hashtags that will each update the Twitterverse in real time. Here's our list of the most tracked hashtags on election day, November 6, 2012.

A recent infographic shows that Christmas shoppers in the US consult <a href="/analytics/twitter">#Twitter</a> before they buy anything. Read on to find out how to maximize your online presence this season.

Twitter goes abuzz as the 46th Annual <a href="/analysis/cmaawards">#CMAAwards</a> showcases the US country music industry's best of the best in one roof.

You can initiate a live tweet of any event and become the go-to source for anything about a specific occasion. Here's how to start one and stay relevant.

There are several applications that can help you find out who <a href="http://www.hashtags.org/analytics/unfollow/">unfollowed</a> you on Twitter. Here are the top three.

Parodies are a largely accepted practice both online and offline as an effective way to both inform and entertain. On Twitter, parody accounts are allowed, as long as they don't go below the belt. Here's how to create one without breaking any rules.

Spammers and hackers will not only ruin your Twitter experience but also possibly destroy your computer. Here's how to avoid them online.

<a href="/analytics/NASA">#NASA</a> is choosing 80 of its social media followers to personally witness the<a href="/analytics/Landsat"> #Landsat</a> launch in February 2013. Here's how.

When billionaire Donald Trump offers $5 million to charity in exchange for Barack Obama's records, Twitter users have a field day with <a href="/analytics/trump">#trump</a>!

<a href="/analytics/IAdmitThat">#IAdmitThat</a> inspires Twitter users to reveal hidden truths about themselves online.

Obama gets his turn at putting Romney on the spot as <a href="/analytics/HorsesandBayonets">#HorsesandBayonets</a> trends following the third and final presidential <a href="/analytics/debate">#debate</a>.

Take that, homophobes! Twitter turns <a href="/analytics/SignsYoSonIsGay">#SignsYoSonIsGay</a> into a positive take on the accomplishments of the gay community.

Twitter turns into memory lane as users backtrack with <a href="/analytics/IllNeverForget">#IllNeverForget</a>.

Netizens poked fun at the final question on the second presidential <a href="/analytics/debate">#debate</a> with <a href="/analytics/ToughQuestionsFromBarry">#ToughQuestionsFromBarry</a>.

In their second face-off, Obama manages to emerge from his lackluster performance in part 1 of the <a href="/analytics/debates">#debates</a> and nicely fires back at Romney on national issues.