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Millions of people use Twitter daily to share thoughts in 140 characters or less, follow others they respect, and spread interesting content through their networks. As Twitter continues to grow with millions of users, organizations now have opportunities to forge new relationships and spread their messages through genres like leaders who share perspectives, loud speakers who broadcast information, and ambassadors who represent the organization.
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1. Twitter per le organizzazioni
- 1. TWITTER PER LE ORGANIZZAZIONI An Overview of Opportunities and Best Practices
- 2. So What’s the result? The best content spreads quickly from one person’s network to another People who share common interests find each other The most interesting and important people have the most followers People feel personally connected to those they follow Millions of people revealing what they are thinking, feeling and doing throughout the day (in a 140 characters or less). Millions of people following what others who they like, respect or otherwise care about are thinking, feeling and doing throughout the day. Millions of people retelling and reacting to the most interesting thoughts, feelings and activities of the people they like, respect or otherwise care about throughout the day.
- 3. As of today: Millions of users Early adopters receiving avalanche of traditional media coverage Users beginning to agree on common etiquette and best practices Value to the world: It’s the next evolution in making content sharing easier so that the best information and personalities rise to the top quickly. Opportunity for Organizations: Forge new and deeper relationships with key constituencies more quickly and less costly than ever before.
- 4. Primary Twitter Genres for Organizations The Leader The Loudspeaker The Ambassador