As a writer, I’ve had my fair share of struggles with grammar and typos. It’s a problem that social media, especially Twitter, tends to notice quickly, even before understanding the context of your message. My own typo troubles came to light when I published an unedited blog post that received 500 hits and 150,000 impressions in a single day. But then I realized something: if you want your message to reach a wider audience on social media, intentionally dropping a wrong word, missing a letter, or misspelling a word can do the trick. And that’s the key, isn’t it? It was really 10 years ago when the above happened to…





