How brands reacted to Twitter’s 280-character limit with cheeky posts

Although the new feature is yet to be rolled out completely, Twitter has enabled select accounts to play around with the revised character limit.

By: HT CORRESPONDENT
| Updated on: Sep 28 2017, 12:59 IST
Twitter’s update has been receiving mixed reactions, with users churning out jokes and memes.
Twitter’s update has been receiving mixed reactions, with users churning out jokes and memes. (AFP File photo)
Twitter’s update has been receiving mixed reactions, with users churning out jokes and memes.
Twitter’s update has been receiving mixed reactions, with users churning out jokes and memes. (AFP File photo)

Twitter's announcement to increase the length of its posts to 280 characters has invited mixed responses from its users, but brands on the social media platform are using the opportunity for some cheeky promotions.

Although the new feature is yet to be rolled out completely, Twitter has enabled select accounts to play around with the revised character limit.

Twitter's update has been receiving mixed reactions, with users churning out jokes and memes.

Here are a few tweets by brands that caught the users' eye:

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First Published Date: 28 Sep, 12:59 IST
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