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goku19 (OP)
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August 27, 2017, 07:01:22 PM |
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Hello there in many twitter campaigns they say to retweet and share the rewteet status link.But on my account profile page i all those retweets and when i copy those links,it gives me link of the original tweet.I cannot get the link of the retweet which will prove that i have retweeted that.
Can someone tell me please ?
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tosmartak
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August 27, 2017, 07:48:37 PM |
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Once you have retweeted, you can visit your tweets to show all your tweets and retweets. At the upper right of the post you retweeted, click the little arrow button and select 'copy share url' and voila. Note that this will give you the link still similar to that of the original tweet, but the last values are different. If you want to get a unique one with your profile name on the link, I will suggest you use mobile twitter application to get the link. (That is what I do anyway). Cheers!
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warden
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August 27, 2017, 07:54:46 PM |
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i had that problem earlier but i found out the solution so here is what to do:
1: click on the tweet that you would like to retweet to highlight it on the screen
2: retweet
3: copy the link above in the url case
4: that's it that's the link you are looking for!
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goku19 (OP)
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August 28, 2017, 04:16:16 AM |
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Once you have retweeted, you can visit your tweets to show all your tweets and retweets. At the upper right of the post you retweeted, click the little arrow button and select 'copy share url' and voila. Note that this will give you the link still similar to that of the original tweet, but the last values are different. If you want to get a unique one with your profile name on the link, I will suggest you use mobile twitter application to get the link. (That is what I do anyway). Cheers!
Okay thankyou for explaining me this...thats a nice idea to use mobile for that |
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goku19 (OP)
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August 28, 2017, 09:52:05 AM |
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Once you have retweeted, you can visit your tweets to show all your tweets and retweets. At the upper right of the post you retweeted, click the little arrow button and select 'copy share url' and voila. Note that this will give you the link still similar to that of the original tweet, but the last values are different. If you want to get a unique one with your profile name on the link, I will suggest you use mobile twitter application to get the link. (That is what I do anyway). Cheers!
Okay thankyou for explaining me this...thats a nice idea to use mobile for that Even in my email i tried that but that also gives the link of the original tweet but not the retweet  |
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thesmallgod
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August 29, 2017, 08:02:53 AM |
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This is totally not true. you cant generate retweet link
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tosmartak
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August 30, 2017, 06:10:27 AM |
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Once you have retweeted, you can visit your tweets to show all your tweets and retweets. At the upper right of the post you retweeted, click the little arrow button and select 'copy share url' and voila. Note that this will give you the link still similar to that of the original tweet, but the last values are different. If you want to get a unique one with your profile name on the link, I will suggest you use mobile twitter application to get the link. (That is what I do anyway). Cheers!
Okay thankyou for explaining me this...thats a nice idea to use mobile for that Even in my email i tried that but that also gives the link of the original tweet but not the retweet By mobile, I meant Twitter Mobile App. At least I use the Android twitter mobile application to generate my retweet links. For instance, this is a retweet link I just generated from my account @tosmartak https://twitter.com/tosmartak/status/902606941305925632
This is totally not true. you cant generate retweet link
You can, if you know how to. I just gave an instance above. |
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thesmallgod
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August 30, 2017, 07:12:05 AM |
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Once you have retweeted, you can visit your tweets to show all your tweets and retweets. At the upper right of the post you retweeted, click the little arrow button and select 'copy share url' and voila. Note that this will give you the link still similar to that of the original tweet, but the last values are different. If you want to get a unique one with your profile name on the link, I will suggest you use mobile twitter application to get the link. (That is what I do anyway). Cheers!
Okay thankyou for explaining me this...thats a nice idea to use mobile for that Even in my email i tried that but that also gives the link of the original tweet but not the retweet By mobile, I meant Twitter Mobile App. At least I use the Android twitter mobile application to generate my retweet links. For instance, this is a retweet link I just generated from my account @tosmartak https://twitter.com/tosmartak/status/902606941305925632
This is totally not true. you cant generate retweet link
You can, if you know how to. I just gave an instance above. please post the link to your retweet and the original tweet here |
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tosmartak
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September 24, 2017, 09:05:58 AM |
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Once you have retweeted, you can visit your tweets to show all your tweets and retweets. At the upper right of the post you retweeted, click the little arrow button and select 'copy share url' and voila. Note that this will give you the link still similar to that of the original tweet, but the last values are different. If you want to get a unique one with your profile name on the link, I will suggest you use mobile twitter application to get the link. (That is what I do anyway). Cheers!
Okay thankyou for explaining me this...thats a nice idea to use mobile for that Even in my email i tried that but that also gives the link of the original tweet but not the retweet By mobile, I meant Twitter Mobile App. At least I use the Android twitter mobile application to generate my retweet links. For instance, this is a retweet link I just generated from my account @tosmartak https://twitter.com/tosmartak/status/902606941305925632
This is totally not true. you cant generate retweet link
You can, if you know how to. I just gave an instance above. please post the link to your retweet and the original tweet here Sorry I am just seeing this... I wish we can be notified if mentioned in a post. Here is a link to a retweet of centra's post I made recently: https://twitter.com/tosmartak/status/911852121842216960And here is a link to my original tweet as well: https://twitter.com/tosmartak/status/911859661283962882And you can see, the retweet link still carries my username. |
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phexchanger
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November 23, 2017, 05:02:08 AM |
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Once you have retweeted, you can visit your tweets to show all your tweets and retweets. At the upper right of the post you retweeted, click the little arrow button and select 'copy share url' and voila. Note that this will give you the link still similar to that of the original tweet, but the last values are different. If you want to get a unique one with your profile name on the link, I will suggest you use mobile twitter application to get the link. (That is what I do anyway). Cheers!
Done the same. The number on the little arrow button is that of the original twit, whether you use desktop or mobile application. The only way you can have a retweet link is to also post a comment together with the retwitted link but it won't count on the number of retwits of the original poster |
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November 28, 2017, 07:06:26 PM |
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When retweeting you have to comment on the tweet, thats the only way to create your own retweet link
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December 25, 2017, 12:37:55 PM |
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pls guys i have a question when i tried getting retweet link from my account it was the same with the one of my friend even same last alphabet like p=v so is it possible for people to have same retweet link??
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December 29, 2017, 06:53:21 PM |
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You need to add a comment to have unique tweet link
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December 29, 2017, 07:33:44 PM |
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Just to ask also, when they ask you to retweet their link, do they want you to comment, or just retweet what there post. I question if they even check.
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Tiana1
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December 29, 2017, 07:43:28 PM |
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I used to copy the link to the original post after retweeting. I never knew there was a way to generate retweet link. Anyway, now I know. Thanks
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January 04, 2018, 11:20:51 AM |
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This thread was very helpful.. Welldone guys
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January 07, 2018, 02:01:09 PM |
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You need to add a comment to have unique tweet link
worked thanks |
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January 07, 2018, 11:53:33 PM |
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You need to qoute tweet in order to get your your own or personal link of one tweet. then click down arrow sign upper right corner you'll get your unique retweet link.
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January 08, 2018, 12:03:02 AM |
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Hello there in many twitter campaigns they say to retweet and share the rewteet status link.But on my account profile page i all those retweets and when i copy those links,it gives me link of the original tweet.I cannot get the link of the retweet which will prove that i have retweeted that.
Can someone tell me please ?
It is simple : please reread this help: https://help.twitter.com/en/using-twitter/how-to-retweetYou must only make retweet with _no comment_ and on your profile found you retweet . |
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January 08, 2018, 02:30:42 AM |
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Thank you all for given information. It was confusing for me too
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