RiteTag VS For Display Purposes Only

You can use a tool like Ritetag to do hashtag research and find the best ones to include in your Tweets. Source: over 1 year ago

According to a keyword tool RiteTag, we're looking at about 8 posts per hour, with 3300 impressions per hour for #chicagobulls but 56k impressions per hour for #bulls. (An "impression" is a person being shown the ad/tweet/whatever. So if you buy an ad and they say you will get 5000 impressions, it means they will show the ad 5000 times.) Personally, that makes me super curious to wonder how those numbers would... Source: over 2 years ago

Speaking of SEO, here's a handy site I found that helps you find trending hashtags: https://ritetag.com/. Source: over 2 years ago

I’ve been using https://displaypurposes.com but it’s not great. It results in a lot of either irrelevant tags or just not great ones (#landscape isn’t really doing anyone any favors). Source: about 2 years ago

I'm a hobby photog, and I've recently noticed that im gettin way less ( 10-20 instead of 60-80 ) likes on insta. To be honest I don't care much about imaginary points on the internet, but they're a good measure that how many people I reach with my posts. Im still using the method that I've used earlier: - tagging 19-20 accounts on the pic - one-three hashtag in the title - 29-27 hashtag in comment ( depends... Source: over 2 years ago

Https://displaypurposes.com/ has worked well for me. Not so great if you are building hashtag ladders though. Source: almost 3 years ago

For help with hastags, use https://displaypurposes.com/ - you put in a couple of hashtags you plan to use, it auto selects 30 tags related to yours, shows a graph next to each showing popularity and relevance, and you can select or deselect from the generated list. Then copy/paste to your post. It's not a guarantee to grow your posts and it may not have all of the niche hashtags people use. But it's a starting... Source: about 3 years ago