Does Tweeting Improve Citations? One-Year Results from the TSSMN Prospective Randomized Trial Results
- tweeted articles had a significant increase in Altmetric scores and Altmetric score percentiles compared to controls and compared to paired articles in the control group
- Altmetric score percentile is strongly correlated with number of citations
- tweeting results in significant increase in citations
- citations can be predicted by Twitter exposure and social media attention
- social media activity can have scholarly impact
- no difference in Altmetric scores and citation numbers between different research categories
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