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This document summarizes Twitter's advertising products including Promoted Tweets, Promoted Trends, and Promoted Accounts. It notes that Promoted Tweets allow advertisers to highlight tweets to more users, and that Promoted Trends show time- and context-sensitive trends promoted by advertisers. Promoted Accounts suggest additional accounts for users to follow. The document also mentions that Promoted Tweets can now be geo-targeted to specific cities and countries, and questions whether users want ads included in their tweets.
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- 1. TWITTER UPDATE: ADS #IGNITE // #HKD2 // @CandaceKuss
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- 18. PROMOTED ACCOUNTS 12 April 13 April
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- The Netherlands led the global market ranking with 22.3% of the population using Twitter in December 2010. Brazil was a close second with 21.8% reach, followed by 21.1% of Venezuelan online users visiting Twitter in December.
- http://twitter.com/#!/HK_London
- Bank Promoted Tweets are ordinary Tweets that advertisers pay to highlight to a wider group of users. . Promoted Tweets from our advertising partners are called out at the top of some Twitter.com search results pages. http://apps.facebook.com/chasecommunitygiving/ > Chase brought together experts on social media to answer questions and discuss approaches your charity can use to help reach more supporters and further your mission. > Chase Community Giving is more than a program on Facebook – it’s a philanthropic movement. Since its launch in the Fall of 2009, millions have come together to help donate millions of dollars. they are using Promoted Account product on Twitter to drive to Facebook where they discuss how charities can use social media — a circle of charity love
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- DIANA QUENOMOEN http://www.dianaquenomoen.com/icons.html http://www.marketingmagazine.co.uk/news/1064572/Twitter-launch-geo-targeted-promoted-tweets-data-marketers/
- http://www.leadpile.com/lead-exchange-blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/bigstockphoto_Twitter_Bird_Announce_5263769.jpg Old Spice used a Promoted Trend to push awareness of its Isaiah Mustafa-fronted commercials.
- http://twitter.com/#!/HK_London
- Contest is open to legal residents of Canada (excluding the Province of Quebec) and the United States > To enter, visit http://twitter.com/blackberry and become a follower of @BlackBerry. Twice during the Contest Period, invitations will be posted on the @BlackBerry Twitter page inviting you to enter the Contest (each a “Contest Invitation”). There will be one Contest Invitation posted between April 11th and 15th and one Contest Invitation posted between April 25th and 29th, 2011. To enter, write a fun BlackBerry® related haiku poem and send a tweet to @BlackBerry from your Twitter account, including the hashtag “#PlayBookHaiku” in your message
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- http://elliottrotter.com/bird-flu-twitter-poem/ Promoted Accounts are suggested based on a user’s public list of whom they follow. When an advertiser promotes an account, Twitter’s algorithm looks at that account’s followers and determines other accounts that those users tend to follow. If a user follows some of those accounts, but not the advertiser’s account, then Twitter may recommend the advertiser’s Promoted Account to that user.
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- http://twitter.com/#!/TheMandyMoore/status/40508425745997824
- http://twitter.com/#!/LHamiltonTV/status/57370480369348608 Laura Hamilton , TV Presenter, Dancing on Ice, uk star
- http://twitter.com/#!/serenawilliams/status/48829970864279552
- http://www.etsy.com/listing/28814933/twitter-trio-pillow-set-failwhale Craftsquatch Ad Growing Pains for Twitter Advertisers Seek Better Targeting, Analytics From Social Network Published: April 03, 2011 Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey returned to the company last week and walked right into a micro tweet-storm: a new feature dubbed "QuickBar" rolled out on its own mobile app, triggering backlash from vocal users, in part because it placed a Twitter ad product, "Promoted Trends," on top of users' friends' missives. Simon Dawson/Bloomberg Jack Dorsey In the end, CEO Dick Costolo removed "QuickBar" -- widely dubbed #dickbar in the Twittersphere -- from the app. "After testing a feature and evaluating its merits, if we learn it doesn't improve the user experience or serve our mission, we'll remove that feature," the company wrote in a blog post. But the kerfuffle points to a central challenge for Mr. Costolo and Mr. Dorsey, who is head of product development: where and when to interrupt the flow of tweets to introduce relevant ad messages without annoying users. At this point, plenty of marketers big and small have tried out Twitter's three ad products, Promoted Tweets, Promoted Trends and Promoted Accounts, which are selling well. But as ads on Twitter grow up and the experimental phase ends, marketers are starting to ask for the kind of basics they get from other marketing partners -- namely, better targeting and analytics. "If Twitter was to integrate targeting, it would be a game changer," said Shiv Singh, PepsiCo's head of digital who uses Twitter frequently in his campaigns. "As soon as Twitter learns to do that, the business opportunity will explode." Shiv Singh Plenty of big publishers and social networks, from CNN to MTV to Facebook, allow precise targeting of consumers, which doesn't exist on Twitter. Mr. Singh's wish list for targeting included location targeting. "If I buy a promoted tweet and [want to target] 20-something males who live in urban areas," he said. That wish is coming true: company confirmed an AllThingsD report that geo-targeting has begun in metropolitan areas. In addition, more research needs to be done on the impact and value of retweets, the amplification effect that gets marketers so excited about Twitter. Marketers have spent the past few years scrambling for "likes" on Facebook, but the retweet is potentially more powerful. "They aren't completely monetizing the value of their ad product because they don't know how to count and predict the influence of the retweets, of the long tail," Mr. Shiv said. Part of the difficulty of targeting on Twitter is that Twitter doesn't actually know much about its users. Profiles are typically short, a quick bio blurb and sometimes a location or name, but definitely not the kind of granular information people give Facebook. Another aspect of geo-targeting that's on the wishlist for some is the ability to send tweets to consumers in different time zones. Adidas, a brand that uses competitor Facebook often, had this very request for Mr. Dorsey. "From a global perspective, geo-targeting tweets would be a huge plus for Adidas and something we would love to see," said Gabriel Jaffe, head of global digital communications. Ryan Holmes, CEO of Twitter client Hootsuite, said that many companies he works with could use some kind of time-sensitive geo-targeting tool. "Wouldn't it be cool if you could send one message, and say, 'I want this message to show up at 11:45 a.m. worldwide?'" Mr. Holmes said. "So that way, everybody sees a tweet from McDonald's saying 'Aren't you hungry?'" Naturally, what can follow that kind of targeted message is the potential for group discounts, and many professional Twitter users suggested that a Groupon-like layer on top of Twitter could change how Twitter works and how people use it. Other than an information highway, Twitter can become part of the consumer experience in terms of e-commerce and mobile payments. Twitter and payments are closer than we think already -- even as he comes back to Twitter, Mr. Dorsey will remain the CEO of Square, a mobile-payments company he co-founded two years ago. Twitter has stormed past 200 million registered accounts -- which puts it in a league with Facebook, at 650 million -- but there has been some debate over how many of these accounts are active. A significant number of Twitter accounts both have no following or follow no one, indicating they're not active. Twitter hasn't released figures; one proxy is to look at the 25 million people who visit Twitter.com in the U.S. each month, according to ComScore, assuming Twitter users visit the site at least once a month. According to eMarketer, Twitter earned $45 million in advertising revenue last year, well below Facebook's $1.8 billion. ComScore measured Facebook's monthly U.S. uniques at around 150 million. Like Facebook, Twitter has spawned an ever-growing third-party ecosystem of apps and services, a sign of the company's success. While Twitter has a great relationship with many of these companies -- including Hootsuite and Klout -- it's recently begun to be tougher on some developers. Twitter said that while current Twitter clients can continue as they are, new developers should focus their Twitter powers elsewhere. But industry analyst and angel investor Paul Kedrosky said Twitter should be cautious about disrupting its third-party ecosystem. Businesses built on Twitter can play a role in helping the site figure the best model, and can shoulder some of the load of innovation. "I think Twitter needs to make it obvious that it has no plans in that area," Mr. Kedrosky said. "But will help developers build fantastic product to service brands, which are crucial for Twitter's success." Copyright © 1992-2011 Crain Communications | Privacy Statement | Contact Us
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