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    Your presence may feel insignificant at first.

    -As with all social media, the Twitter community expects its users to be generous.-“Say 12x as much about others as you say about yourself” -@chrisbrogan

    Don’t do this

    The first sign-up screenWhat’s in a name – choose wisely---avoid names with numbers in them

    Upload your avatar (aka picture)Add your 160 character bio---Be clever, but not too clever (make it searchable)Include a linkProtected updates

    Getting going on Twitter sometimes feels slow, as you work to build relationships and community

    Anatomy of a Twitter home page – reviewingthe different sections

    With a new account, the first step is to start tweeting!

    Remember, your tweets are public (not just to your followers)

    Tweet is the verbh/t = hat tipTweetup = a local meet-up (no invites required)

    Being transparent means re-tweeting when you learned of something from a tweetTMI, of course, means too much information Returning a follow, or following backUnfollows

    Once you have some tweets, then start by following a few of your friends-Spammers (including those of the adult entertainment variety) discovered Twitter around the same time Oprah did. Look at each follower to make sure they’re someone you’d want to follow back.Following allows that person to DM you

    A lot of tools exist to help make Tweeting easier – an ever-growing list is on Delicious--Desktop client – Tweetdeck, Twhirl, Seesmic--Web-based – Hootsuite, Co-Tweet--Mobile – Tweetie, Twitterific,

    Despite all of the hype around Twitter, it’s just part of a whole system of social media outlets that you’ll want to consider

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    Twitter 101 A Guide To Getting Started - Presentation Transcript

    1. Twitter 101A Guide to Getting Started
      By @KellyeCrane
    2. New to Twitter?
    3. Twitter grew 1,551% betweenJune 2008 and June 2009
      Source: Compete.com data for June 2009
      From David Griner, Luckie & Company, http://www.slideshare.net/Griner/the-twitter-tutorial - Slide 3 (used with permission)
    4. In fact, Twitter grew 43% with the addition of just one user.
      From David Griner, Luckie & Company, http://www.slideshare.net/Griner/the-twitter-tutorial - Slide 4 (used with permission)
    5. From David Griner, Luckie & Company, http://www.slideshare.net/Griner/the-twitter-tutorial - Slide 5 (used with permission)
    6. But why?
    7. Benefits
      New influentials
      Build Relationships
      Earned media
      Gain customer and market insights
      Google friendly
    8. Ambient awareness
      Each little update — each individual bit of social information — is insignificant on its own, even supremely mundane. But taken together, over time, the little snippets coalesce into a surprisingly sophisticated portrait… like thousands of dots making a
      pointillist painting.
      Source: New York Times http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/07/magazine/07awareness-t.html?_r=1
    9. If that’s not enough….
      70 Percent of Journalists Use Social Networks to Assist in Reporting
      (up from 42% last year)
      Source: Survey from Middleberg Communications and the Society for New Communications Research (SNCR), reported in PRWeek
    10. From Connie Bensen, Community Strategist, http://www.slideshare.net/conniebensen/twitter-for-lead-gen - Slide 2 (used with permission)
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    11. Social Anthropology
    12. Getting Started
    13. What to Say?
      Share links
      Amplify others
      Give tips
      Be a resource
      Show expertise
    14. Ask Questions
    15. “You can’t take something off of the Internet. That’s like trying to take pee out of a swimming pool.”
      • Joe Ragan, Newsradio
      As quoted in “Groundswell” by Charlene Li and Josh Bernoff
    16. Twitter Glossary
      Tweet
      @replies
      Retweet (RT)
      Direct Message (DM)
      Twitter tools
      #Hashtags
      h/t
      Tweetup
    17. Etiquette
      Converse, don’t just broadcast
      Be transparent/authentic
      It’s not about follower numbers, it’s about connecting
      No auto-Direct Messages (DM)
      Avoid TMI
    18. Who to follow?
      Import contacts from other networks (Gmail, Yahoo, AOL)
      Search by name
      Find someone with similar interests and see who they follow
      Tools like MrTweet.net, Twellow.com
      “Return follow” someone who follows you (with caveat)
    19. Finding
      Time
    20. Tools
    21. Tweetdeck
    22. Twitter Search
    23. delicious.com/KellyeCrane/twitter+tools
    24. Questions?
    25. Kellye Crane
      E-mail: kellye@cranecom.com
      Twitter: KellyeCrane
      Blog: Solo PR Pro
      Web site: www.cranecom.com
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