This guide will take you through the process of setting up your twitter account with Rezi.
You will need your twitter account information and your Rezi account information.
On the property page, open the “Actions” menu and select “Tweet this property”.
Once your twitter account is linked you will no longer see the below page.
On the first time setting this up, select the Brand you would like to use for the twitter feed (if you have multiple brands).
Click “Set up Brand” once this is selected.
Enter
your twitter log in details on the following page. These will be saved for
future use with twitter.
You are now ready to begin tweeting about your
property.
The left hand side of this screen shows you ‘quick
add’ information.
The right side of the screen is the tweet itself
where you can include “Branding” and the content.
Choose from the “Insert Text” box on the left hand
side for this information to be included in your tweet.
You can select up to 4 images and clicking them in
the order you would like them to appear. You can change this order by clicking
the image again.
Once
you are happy with the information, select the “Tweet” button on the bottom
right of your property tweet.
There
is a character limit of 240 for a tweet.
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