Are you a young researcher new to Twitter, in particular #EconTwitter ? Here's a short thread of all the tips, guides, help, advice we could find on how to use Twitter to make your life better not worse
First up @JoshuaSGoodman has tips for young researchers! Share your own research, others research and golden advice "Self promotion only works when you have research to promote so spend 1% of your work time on Twitter and 99% on research" dropbox.com/s/3h6npr0gwsus…
Next @mattsclancy has advice for those new to #EconTwitter, great advice on how to write a clear bio, who to follow and what to tweet (answer- whatever you want!)and some best practices!
On who to follow supplement all the above lists with the much needed list from @MacroPru which has a list of female economists on Twitter you should follow! ✨
Next @anne_m_burton on how she uses #EconTwitter, great advice here on setting up Twitter, navigating the settings to use optimally and example tweets!
Some stellar advice worth highlighting from @anne_m_burton "Twitter makes it very easy to fire off your hot takes, but just because you can fire off a 🔥 take doesn’t mean it’s in your (or anybody else’s) best interest to do so"
Next @SarahJacobsonEc has honest advice on using Twitter to network, the reality of trolls, making #EconTwitter a joyful experience and the importance of following joyful accounts like @dog_rates
And @JustinWolfers has advice in fittingly the form of tweets! Using #EconTwitter for influence on teaching, policy, engaging with non-economists, media and advice on tweeting and cupcakes!