How to Invite Someone to Join Twitter
Send " https://www.twitter.com " through social media messaging, email, or other instant messaging to the friend whom you wish to invite.
Open your phone's browser. The default browser on iPhone is Safari (a white app with a blue compass), while the Android stock browser is a blue globe-shaped icon. Tap the URL bar. It's at the top of the screen. Type in "twitter.com" and tap the "Search" button. The "Search" button is a blue Go button on iPhone and a green ↵ Enter symbol on Android. Doing so will take you to the Twitter sign-up page. Tap your browser's "Share" button. On iPhone, this is the box with an upward-facing arrow at the bottom of the screen, while Android users will tap ⋮ in the top-right corner of the page and then tap Share (or Share page ). Doing so will bring up a list of options from which you can send your link, including your phone's default text message app, any social media apps you've downloaded, and your phone's default email app. On Android, you may first have to tap Just once to confirm that you want to open the Twitter website and not the app. If for some reason you don't see the "Share" button on either iPhone or Android, you can tap and hold the Twitter URL at the top of the page to select it and then tap Share when it pops up. Select a share option. This will both open the app you select and add your sign-up link to the "New Post" or "New Message" field of whichever app you chose. Fill in the missing sharing details. For a message or email, for example, you would need to add a recipient to the "To" field. For a social media post, you could add your Twitter username or explain why you think people should join Twitter. Send your link. Do so by tapping your sharing option's "Post" or "Send" button. Anyone who taps on the link will be directed to their device's app store, from which they can download Twitter. Go to the Twitter sign-up page. It's located at https://www.twitter.com/ if you're logged out of Twitter. You can first open a new incognito or private browsing window and enter this URL there if you don't want to sign out of Twitter. Select the Twitter sign-up page URL. Simply clicking the URL one time will select it. Copy the URL. To do so, right-click (or two-finger click) the link, then click Copy. You can also copy selected text by pressing ⌘ Command + C (Mac) or Ctrl + C (PC). Open your preferred social media page or messaging service. Since the person whom you wish to invite to Twitter obviously doesn't have a Twitter account, you'll need to send the link to them through email, social media, or an IM service such as Skype or WhatsApp. Paste the URL into your selected messaging service. To do so, you can right-click (or two-finger click) the message field and then click Paste , or you can press ⌘ Command + V (Mac) or Ctrl + V (PC). You can also add an inviting message, salutation, or link to your own Twitter page here. Send your invite. If they so choose, your friend will be able to click on the link to arrive at the Twitter sign-up page, from which they can create an account. Locate Twitter. It's a blue app with a white bird icon on it. You can only use 3D touch on an iPhone 6S and up. Press down on Twitter. Doing so hard enough will prompt your iPhone's 3D Touch feature to kick in, which will display a "Share" option above or below Twitter's icon.Image:Invite Someone to Join Twitter Step 15.jpg If the "Share" option doesn't pop up, you may first need to enable 3D Touch. Tap Share Twitter. It's the top option in the 3D Touch pop-out menu. Doing so will bring up a list of sharing options; some common options include the following: Message - Send an iMessage or text message inviting your friend to download the Twitter app. Mail - Send your download invitation via email. Social Media - Any social media accounts (e.g., Facebook) that you have downloaded will appear here. Tap a share option. This will create a new message or post with a link inviting people to download Twitter for their respective mobile devices. For example, tapping Message will create a new iMessage with the link in the "Message" field, whereas tapping Facebook will create a new Timeline post with your link presented as attached media. Fill in the missing sharing details. For a message or email, for example, you would need to add a recipient to the "To" field near the top of the screen. For a social media post, you might type in an accompanying message or share your Twitter username. Share your invite link. Do so by tapping your sharing option's "Post" or "Send" button. Anyone who taps on the link will be directed to their device's app store, from which they can download Twitter. 
Open your phone's browser. Tap the URL bar. Type in "twitter.com" and tap the "Search" button. Tap your browser's "Share" button. Select a share option. Fill in the missing sharing details. Send your link. Go to the Twitter sign-up page. Select the Twitter sign-up page URL. Copy the URL. Open your preferred social media page or messaging service. Paste the URL into your selected messaging service. Send your invite. Locate Twitter. Press down on Twitter. Tap Share Twitter. Tap a share option. Fill in the missing sharing details. Share your invite link. 