Longer or Shorter tweet is better ?

Are longer tweets better tweets?

Marketing Land broke down 4,700 tweets to discover

A gander at 300 of the most took after Twitter records to perceive to what extent brands', celebs' and media organizations' tweets are and how retweet checks fluctuate by length.
Twitter has chosen not to augment tweet lengths past the current 140-character limit. Be that as it may, would it matter on the off chance that it did?

To look at to what extent tweets ordinarily are, Marketing Land took a gander at 300 of the most prevalent brand, big name and media Twitter accounts, as recorded by social investigation firm Socialbakers. Those records are as of now running up against Twitter's 140-character limit, most ordinarily sending tweets with somewhere around 130 and 140 characters. Possibly, they'd top off any additional character space Twitter would have given them.

Be that as it may, despite the fact that more drawn out tweets are more well known among these records, they don't give off an impression of being any more famous among their gatherings of people than shorter tweets. The information demonstrate that shorter tweets frequently normal pretty much the same number of retweets as longer ones, and they now and then normal all the more, particularly big names' tweets. In the outline underneath, you can look at the information for yourself, including what offer of the tweets contained connections, hashtags and photographs or recordings (spoiler: such a variety of).

To perceive to what extent the most prevalent Twitter records' tweets ordinarily are — and how those tweets' lengths connect with retweet rates — Marketing Land gathered the latest 200 tweets sent by Socialbakers' arrangements of the 100 most-taken after brands, famous people and media organizations. In the wake of barring retweets and answers, the set contained 4,751 tweets: 301 from brands, 1,742 from big names and 2,407 from media organizations. We then assembled those tweets into sections by additions of 10 characters. At that point we figured the normal number of retweets that the tweets in those character bunches got.