One Step at a Time #HomeopathyHour - How it Works

#Homeopathyhour How it works

1. HASHTAG.  The hashtag symbol '#' in a tweet is what enables tweets from different people to be grouped together and to show up in a Twitter search.

2. HOW TO JOIN IN.  To see what people are saying during #Homeopathyhour, go to the search box on Twitter and type '#Homeopathyhour' any time between 8pm and 9pm on a Monday evening.

3. WHAT NEXT?  Click on 'All' to see all the tweets.

4. JOIN IN.  To add your own message, compose a tweet about your business, blog, books you’d like to mention or event etc, making sure you include '#Homeopathyhour'.  Your message will then appear when anyone does a Twitter search for '#Homeopathyhour'.

5. CONVERSE.  To join in a conversation, just click 'reply' and get tweeting.  Or, if you think a tweet will be interesting to your followers, then retweet it.  Others may retweet your messages to their followers too.

6. USE  CONTACTS.  To chat with someone in particular, make sure your tweet includes their Twitter name (e.g. @Twittername).

7. SOCIAL NETWORKING.  In order to get the most out of #Homeopathyhour, you can talk (well, tweet) with other people.  If you're not feeling confident enough to start a thread of your own, join in a conversation that someone else has started.

8. FAST AND FURIOUS.  Sometimes #Homeopathyhour can be a little overwhelming at first, especially if you try to keep up with every single tweet and follow every conversation but, the tweets don't go anywhere so you can always come back to the Twittersearch at a later date and read through any that you've missed.

9. TOP TIP.  If you want to come back to a particular tweet or contact a particular tweeter later, you can always 'favourite' their tweet so you can find it again easily.

#Homeopathyhour is currently on twitter Mondays 8pm-9pm BST. Please come and join in – just search #homopathyhour to join the conversation.

Our intention is for it to be a respectful space where homeopaths can get together. Do feel free to block or report as spam any tweets/tweeters that are offensive to the discussions that you are having.

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