WTF is Twitter and why should I care?

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  • + ccthepr Garnett Alcindor 6 months ago
    why is the presentation down... i loved it so much i threw it up on my blog and made sure everyone came to this site to read more. i’m so sad now!
  • + guest2a0aba guest2a0aba 6 months ago
    Twitter is obviously a service for people who don’t have anything smarter to do.
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  1. WTF is Twitter and why should I care? Tweet! Tweet! Twitter.com
  2. “ OK, I’m either cynical or completely boring but why on earth would you want to know what you’re friends, family or colleagues are up to EVERY part of the day. Seriously, doesn’t anyone value a incy tincy bit of privacy now and again? “ I’ll give Twitter a miss until someone can convince me it has real communication benefits. And I don’t think that’ll ever happen, quite frankly.” Stephen Davies, March 2007
  3. “ I began using Twitter properly two weeks ago and haven’t looked back since. What a great way to communicate and stay connected. It’s great!” Stephen Davies, November 2007
  4. Background stuff
    • Micro-blogging platform
    • Began as a project in March 2006
    • Six million users
    • 55 million monthly visitors
    • Ranks as the 3 rd largest social network
    • 95 th most popular website in the UK
    • But before we start....
  5. ...some Twitter vocab
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  12. I am guilty
  13. And so are others
  14. Yes, Twitter is for...
    • Updating people on what you’re doing
    • Asking and/or answering questions
    • Sharing information
    • Discussing news
    • Asking for feedback
    • Arranging meetings
    • Basically COMMUNICATING!
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  18. The power of the... @
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  21. Business Benefits
  22. Reputation Management
  23. Reputation Management
    • http://search.twitter.com
  24. Customer Relations
  25. Customer Relations
  26. Customer Relations
  27. SEO
  28. Press Conference x Tweet
  29. Raising Money
  30. Sales
  31. Sales “ Dell says Twitter has produced $1 million in revenue over the past year and a half through sale alerts. People who sign up to follow Dell on Twitter receive messages when discounted products are available the company’s Home Outlet Store. They can click over to purchase the product or forward the information to others.” Venture Beat, Dec 2008 Link
  32. News Reporting
  33. News Reporting
  34. News Sourcing
  35. Media Relations
  36. Networking
  37. Twitter Scandals
    • April Dunford – Marketing consultant
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  41. Source: MediaStyle
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  48. PR People Beware
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  51. Managing the flow
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  55. How to be a good ‘twitizen’
  56. For individuals
    • Tell us who you are - include image, bio and link
    • Don’t stalk – tweet before following 100s of people
    • Observe – see how good twitizens use the platform
    • Be helpful – share links, answer questions etc
    • Be personable - @reply and DM
  57. For brands
    • Don’t be a stinker – have a legitimate reason to tweet
    • Listen before talking – use Twitter Search first
    • Are you the brand or are you you? – decisions decisions
    • Be prepared to communicate – remember it’s two-way
    • Be of value – find relevant Twitter users and be altruistic
    • Build your community – think ‘marathon’ not ‘sprint’
  58. www.twitter.com/stedavies

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