-- The recently launched Keyword Supremacy tool is creating buzz in web marketing review circles due to its claim of allowing marketers to research industry specific keywords ranging from Local to eCommerce. The launch of Keyword Supremacy is well-timed to capitalize the findings of a new report detailing Twitter's latest Reader App.
Hanif Quentino, founder of eMarketing Champs, has released a complete review and premium bonus for the Keyword Supremacy software, which can be viewed on his site:
[+]http://emarketingchamps.com/keyword-supremacy/
Hanif considers himself as a legitimate Keyword Supremacy review critic, mainly because of his extensive experience with keyword research and niche marketing. Hanif recommends that KeywordSupremacy users take advantage of Twitter's latest Reader App.
Amazon's voice assistant Alexa has just been given a new app by Twitter. The Twitter Reader allows users to listen to what pops up on their newsfeed among other features. This is the very first app developed for Alexa by a major social media platform, and even though it won't change the way people use Twitter, this is an interesting feature for the voice assistant. The Twitter Reader works with the Amazon Echo and with other devices that feature Alexa such as the Amazon Fire TV. This app can read tweets, tell users about trending topics and tell them about trending topics in their areas. Users can ask to have some sample tweets read to them if they want to find out more about a trending topic.The Twitter Reader has other interesting features. Users can for instance be alerted when someone mentions them in a tweet. The app can also read what a user has retweeted or read the tweets that have been liked.
Twitter will not be making any money off the Twitter Reader but this provides users with a new way to check their Twitter. There could be a way to generate a revenue from these users in the future, and the Twitter Reader might mean that some users end up spending more time interacting with this social network. The Twitter Reader does not represent a big investment of time or money for Twitter and it is unclear whether or not users will actually want to listen to tweets on their Amazon Echo speaker or on another device with Amazon's voice assistant. The Twitter Reader is an interesting app since this is the very first Alexa app developed by a major social media platform and more similar apps could be released in the future.
Hanif Quentino's complete Keyword Supremacy bonus, in addition to his exclusive review, can be viewed on the following site:
http://emarketingchamps.com/keyword-supremacy/
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