Slide deck for an online workshop on Twitter Live (Periscope), Twitter Chats & People to Follow. Co-created with Nelson Vanegas, 2016.

1. This slide deck shares some of the different ways we can engage on
Twi6er and who might be worth the space in our :meline. We’ll cover:
• What’s new on Twitter
• Are people using Periscope more than
they’re using Facebook Live?
• How the heck do I keep up with
a Twitter chat?
• Who should I follow?
Twitter Live (Periscope), Twitter
Chats & People to Follow

2. What’s new on
Twitter

3. Twitter.comon desktop (without logging in)
Interesting topics to explore in real time

4. Highlights (mobile)
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Swipe left to scroll through highlights

5. Send/Receive Read Receipts
for Direct Messages
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6. GIF(graphics interchange format)

7. Twitter Live
(Periscope)
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8. Live Video
Notifications
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9. Are people
using Periscope
more than
Facebook Live?

10. • 1.6 Billion active
Facebook users
• Facebook prioritizes live
video in users timelines
• Teens leaving Facebook
• Facebook has live map
to discover broadcasts,
shows where viewers
are watching from &
blinking = videos with
most active viewers
• Facebook is adding dual
broadcasts
• 305 Million active
Twitter users
• Audience is used to live
posts & interactions
• Teens active on Twitter
• Periscope has live map
& more hearts (likes) =
appearing higher on
the stream & potential
to be a featured video
• Periscope brings in
non-followers
VS

11. How the heck
do I keep up with
a Twitter chat?

13. Who Should
I Follow?

14. How do you want to use
Twitter as a professional?
• To connect with industry leaders
• To connect with colleagues and share information
• To be (or become) a thought leader
• To research and find information
• To engage with others during conferences and events
• To get real time news and/or to share news

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16. Twitter suggests accounts
for you to follow
• If you uploaded your phone contacts, Twitter will suggest
you connect with contacts who have Twitter accounts.
• If someone uploads their contacts, including your email
or phone #, Twitter may suggest you follow them.
• Based on your location (city or country).
• Based on your tweets, who you follow, who you interact
with and tweets you engage with.

19. Q & A

20. jessica@goodspero.com
nelson@goodspero.com