How to Retweet Your Own Tweets in Twitter

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The official retweet method provided by Twitter does not let you repost your own status messages. But there is a workable solution, which requires you to use the old-style retweet. Retweeting is an user-generated phenomenon that was not originally supported by Twitter, so users started re-posting status messages they liked with the "RT" prefix. Retweeting your own micro posts is frowned upon by the general Twitter community.

Instructions

1. • 1
     Sign in to your Twitter account.
   • 2
     Click the "Profile" option on the top navigation menu.

     
     

     • 3
       Locate a tweet you want to repost and copy the full, original text including any links you may have shared.
     • 4
       Click the "Reply" link for that particular tweet.
     • 5
       Paste the copied text behind your Twitter user name.
     • 6
       Go to the front of the new Twitter message. Append "RT" to the front and hit the "Space" bar.
     • 7
       Click the "Tweet" button to retweet your own message.