The new feature helps users find the Twitter users they're most interested in. For example, if a user is interested in hip hop, they may want to follow hip hop artists. By searching for "hip hop," related accounts will appear, such as @common and @questlove. Previously, only accounts with "hip hop" in their name would typically show up.
Whether users are bakers, skilled craftsmen looking for new projects, or people who enjoy following travel deals, they can quickly find and connect with useful accounts. Users can search for general topics like funny things or sports, or more specific topics like Manchester United or Formula 1.
After Twitter introduced this new feature, when users search for a topic, they can discover accounts related to that topic. Now, simply click on the "people" section of the search results page, or search through the "Who to follow" page.
Additionally, if users search for a topic on the Twitter website, it will display a prompt connecting them with many search operators and advanced search pages, allowing them to quickly find what they're looking for.
Twitter launched this new feature today, enabling users to more easily find and follow certain Twitter accounts based on their interests.
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Sina Tech News, April 5th afternoon - Twitter has today launched a new feature allowing users to more easily find and follow certain Twitter accounts based on their interests.
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