How to Determine if a Twitter User Will Reply to Your Tweet

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: Look at the tweet you sent.

   It might not even need to be replied to.
   
   Think about other tones of voice the Twitter user could be reading the tweet as.
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   Step 2: Look for sure signs of questions in the tweet.

   Question marks pose a serious question that most Twitter users would feel obligated to answer up to. , Not everyone checks their Twitter accounts that often.
   
   Rest assured that they have your tweet in their possession.
   
   Although personal accounts can check this account any day of the week at any time, most businesses aren't open 24/7, so these replies will tend to be on a Monday through Friday schedule from 9 to 5 in the time zone the company has their corporate offices in. , If you notice other replies the user is sending to others, this is a sure sign that they might reply to yours. , When a verified account seal is added, a real live person has to write to Twitter, and tell them that there is a face behind the name. , Make sure the Twitter user you sent it to is the official account of the user.
   
   Although any Internet user can sign up under alternate names, only one looks correct.
   
   The account may even say "official account of" someplace on the page underneath the Twitter username of their Twitter profile.
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   Step 3: Give the user some time.

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   Step 4: Look through the account to which you are sending the tweet to.

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   Step 5: Look for the account's verifiability with the Verified Account seal on the Twitter account you are sending it to.If it has one

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   Step 6: there's a good standing chance that the user could reply.

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   Step 7: Look on the Twitter user's page.

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