STOP using 2- or 3-letter #hashtag #hashtags! They won't help neither you nor anyone else. They just lead into a labyrinth of information no one needs.
Use #descriptive and #expressive tags AND make then readable and #CapitalizeEachWord
love you too 😉

Be pro- #accessibility. So that screen readers don't end up spelling multiple-word hashtags out one letter at a time (please consider how frustrated you would be if this was your experience!) do this:

#UseInitialCapsInYourHashtags

aka

#WriteItInCamelCase

aka

#CapitalizeEachWord

So much easier for people not using screen readers to decipher too, especially when seeing it for the first time.

3) In multi word hashtags, #CapitalizeEachWord. It helps those using text readers.
4) Add Alt text descriptions to your images (helpful for low vision individuals)
5) Consider a CW as a polite way to cover controversial topics (politics, religion, etc)
6) Search for hashtags you are interested in to find people with similar interests
7) When you see a post you appreciate, like and boost it. The like/favorite button only notifies the author, it doesn't make the post more visible.

5) In multi word hashtags, #CapitalizeEachWord. It helps those using text readers.
6) Add Alt text to your images (helpful for low vision individuals)
7) Consider a CW as a polite way to cover topics not everyone may be interested in (politics, religion, etc)
8) Search for hashtags you are interested in to find people with similar interests
9) When you see a post you like, boost it. The like/favorite button only notifies the author, it doesn't make the post more visibke.

@emilyk i heard and shared that too. Then was informed that it's worse at the end and please incorporate into the body, but #CapitalizeEachWord for readability.

Side note: funny to me that the suggested hashtag for the capitalize tag was written all in lower case

@lichenlady94 hey Dr. Egbert! Love the hashtags! Just as a heads up for accessibility, if a hashtag is multiple words it’s good to #CapitalizeEachWord so that people using screen readers can best use it! Our knowledge is best shared when it’s accessible! 😄