- Twitter is a microblogging site that allows users to post brief text updates of up to 140 characters. It has over 200 followers for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) Twitter channel.
- The FCO uses Twitter to post press releases, blog promotions, and job advertisements. Automatic tools like Twitterfeed help post content from other sources.
- Opportunities for future use include travel advice, consular services, digital diplomacy, and targeted campaigns. However, there are also risks to consider with expanding use of Twitter.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets. Tweets can include text, photos, videos, and links. Users can follow other users to see their tweets in their timeline. While some people use Twitter to share mundane details, others use it to connect with celebrities, get news updates, find information on specific topics through search, and for brands to communicate with customers. The basics of Twitter involve creating an account, finding people to follow, viewing tweets in your timeline, and posting your own tweets. Additional features allow users to reply to and retweet other tweets. People often include hashtags to make tweets easier to find on specific topics or events.
The document discusses 11 future trends for Twitter: 1) A shift from tweeting to searching as the primary way to find useful information. 2) Twitter threatening Google's dominance in search. 3) Three types of Twitter users will emerge - blabbers, sifters, and broadcasters. 4) Increased use of automated tools could reduce genuine user interactions. 5) Twitter becoming a major source of news and citizen journalism. 6) Twitter developing "gated communities" or secured groups. 7) Twitter potentially fracturing into separate services. 8) More third-party apps and services being built on the Twitter platform. 9) A potential "Twitter Pro" paid subscription. 10) Twitter possibly expanding beyond the 140 character limit.
The document provides an introduction to Twitter, including:
1. Twitter allows individuals to broadcast messages and follow other users' messages in real-time.
2. Hashtags and retweets allow users to categorize topics and share others' messages.
3. Best practices for Twitter include building relationships, listening, responding to comments, asking questions, and posting interesting links.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to share messages called tweets, and it has over 100 million active users who can use it to discover new information from others and share information about themselves, their organizations, or their work through tweets that are limited to 140 characters. The document provides guidance on how to use Twitter effectively, including how to join, engage in conversations, and potentially use it for fundraising by listening to others and authentically connecting through conversation.
Twitter is an online social media platform with over 270 million active users that allows users to share short messages called tweets. Users can include hashtags, photos, videos and links in tweets, and can follow other users to see their tweets in their Twitter feed. Popular features include retweeting, favoriting, and mentioning other users in conversations using Twitter handles. Brands can advertise on Twitter through promoted tweets and run marketing campaigns to engage users.
Twitter 101 - an introduction to TwitterKeith Bradnam
A broad overview of everything to do with twitter. Aimed at the newcomer who may have heard of twitter, and would like to know more.
This slideshow is from a presentation that I give regularly at my local community network.
- Twitter is a microblogging site that allows users to post brief text updates of up to 140 characters. It has over 200 followers for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) Twitter channel.
- The FCO uses Twitter to post press releases, blog promotions, and job advertisements. Automatic tools like Twitterfeed help post content from other sources.
- Opportunities for future use include travel advice, consular services, digital diplomacy, and targeted campaigns. However, there are also risks to consider with expanding use of Twitter.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets. Tweets can include text, photos, videos, and links. Users can follow other users to see their tweets in their timeline. While some people use Twitter to share mundane details, others use it to connect with celebrities, get news updates, find information on specific topics through search, and for brands to communicate with customers. The basics of Twitter involve creating an account, finding people to follow, viewing tweets in your timeline, and posting your own tweets. Additional features allow users to reply to and retweet other tweets. People often include hashtags to make tweets easier to find on specific topics or events.
The document discusses 11 future trends for Twitter: 1) A shift from tweeting to searching as the primary way to find useful information. 2) Twitter threatening Google's dominance in search. 3) Three types of Twitter users will emerge - blabbers, sifters, and broadcasters. 4) Increased use of automated tools could reduce genuine user interactions. 5) Twitter becoming a major source of news and citizen journalism. 6) Twitter developing "gated communities" or secured groups. 7) Twitter potentially fracturing into separate services. 8) More third-party apps and services being built on the Twitter platform. 9) A potential "Twitter Pro" paid subscription. 10) Twitter possibly expanding beyond the 140 character limit.
The document provides an introduction to Twitter, including:
1. Twitter allows individuals to broadcast messages and follow other users' messages in real-time.
2. Hashtags and retweets allow users to categorize topics and share others' messages.
3. Best practices for Twitter include building relationships, listening, responding to comments, asking questions, and posting interesting links.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to share messages called tweets, and it has over 100 million active users who can use it to discover new information from others and share information about themselves, their organizations, or their work through tweets that are limited to 140 characters. The document provides guidance on how to use Twitter effectively, including how to join, engage in conversations, and potentially use it for fundraising by listening to others and authentically connecting through conversation.
Twitter is an online social media platform with over 270 million active users that allows users to share short messages called tweets. Users can include hashtags, photos, videos and links in tweets, and can follow other users to see their tweets in their Twitter feed. Popular features include retweeting, favoriting, and mentioning other users in conversations using Twitter handles. Brands can advertise on Twitter through promoted tweets and run marketing campaigns to engage users.
Twitter 101 - an introduction to TwitterKeith Bradnam
A broad overview of everything to do with twitter. Aimed at the newcomer who may have heard of twitter, and would like to know more.
This slideshow is from a presentation that I give regularly at my local community network.
A discussion of what makes a good tweet, some ideas for how scholastic media can use Twitter, how to schedule tweets and how to analyze success using Twitter.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to share short messages called tweets. Tweets can contain text, photos, videos, and links. Key aspects of Twitter include retweeting, mentioning other users with @, and using hashtags to categorize tweets. While Twitter was originally limited to 140 characters, it now allows longer messages and additional features like photos and polls. Both individuals and journalists use Twitter to share news and stay connected with others around the world.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post messages of up to 280 characters. It can be used to share one's thoughts, news, videos, and connect with celebrities. Key features of Twitter include followers, tweets, retweets, hashtags, trends, favorites, replies, mentions, and direct messages. Basic terms include followers (fans), tweets (posts), retweets (shares), hashtags (# before a name), trends (popular topics), favorites (likes), replies (comments), and mentions (@username). Increasing followers involves following others, posting fresh content, using hashtags and mentions, retweeting, and following accounts related to one's profession.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post short text updates called tweets that are limited to 140 characters. Key features of Twitter include allowing users to follow other accounts, send direct messages, and use hashtags to discuss topics. The document discusses how Twitter can be used for networking, education, and keeping up with topics of interest in a quick, streamlined way.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to share short messages called tweets. It can be used for both professional and personal purposes, including networking, research, teaching, learning and staying connected with friends and family. Key aspects of Twitter include tweets (individual posts), retweets, hashtags to group topics, and following other users to see their tweets. The document provides examples of how Twitter can be used educationally, such as for classroom discussions and sharing information with students.
Twitter has 284 million monthly active users who send 500 million tweets per day. 80% of active Twitter users access the platform on mobile devices. Twitter allows users to create free accounts to connect with others worldwide by sending tweets, which are limited to 140 characters. Tweets can be shared through retweets and likes by followers. The platform targets all ages and includes features like hashtags, direct messages, and trending topics. With over 3,600 employees, half of whom are engineers, Twitter is headquartered in San Francisco and was incorporated in 2007.
The document provides an overview of Twitter 101 including:
- A glossary of common Twitter terms such as hashtags, mentions, and retweets.
- General tips for using Twitter such as interacting often, keeping posts relevant, and proofreading.
- Personal Twitter tips including building a personal brand, being careful what you post and with oversharing your location.
- The presenter provides contact information for questions.
This document provides an overview and introduction to Twitter. It summarizes key facts about Twitter usage including that users create 600 tweets per second and nearly 50 million tweets per day. It then describes the typical Twitter user in terms of demographics like age, income, gender, and education. The document explains basic Twitter terminology such as following, followers, retweets, hashtags, and direct messages. It provides tips on using Twitter effectively and resources for learning more about Twitter analytics and best practices.
This document provides an introduction to using Twitter professionally. It discusses:
1. The basics of Twitter, including what a tweet is, hashtags, mentions, and retweets.
2. Useful cases for Twitter in a professional environment, such as reaching your audience, direct and targeted communication, monitoring information, and publicizing content.
3. How to get started with Tweetdeck, a tool for managing Twitter, including creating an account, following others, writing tweets, and experimenting with Tweetdeck functions.
The document discusses potential future directions for Twitter, including:
1) Allowing third-party apps to integrate more deeply within tweets through "Twitter cards".
2) Developing more marketing apps and services that can extend beyond the 140 character limit.
3) Twitter potentially becoming more of a portal to other sites and content through expanded tweets and APIs.
4) Using algorithms to deliver more personalized and dynamic content to users based on their interests, demographics, influences, and devices.
All aboard! The Twitter train hasn’t left the terminal. If you're wondering how to get started on the right track with Twitter, join CREW Network and Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR's Barbi Reuter for this live webinar on Twitter basics. This comprehensive tutorial will teach you everything you need to know to get going -- from setting up your profile, to Twitter jargon, to tips on getting your message across in 140 characters or less. You'll also hear advice for building a Twitter presence that reflects your personal brand and value as a CRE professional.
In this webinar you’ll learn:
Why Twitter matters in commercial real estate
How to set a course and get started
Do’s & don’ts to maximize your business benefit
1. The document provides an overview of a presentation on using Twitter for graduate students and health researchers.
2. It discusses the results of a survey about Twitter use, the presenter's experience with Twitter, how to set up an account, what to tweet about, and tips for using Twitter professionally.
3. The presentation aims to convince attendees of the benefits of Twitter for knowledge sharing and networking in health research.
This document provides an overview of how to use Twitter, including:
- Twitter allows users to post short bursts of thoughts and information to connect with others in real time.
- To create an account, users enter their name, phone number, and choose a username on Twitter's website.
- Basic Twitter terms are explained such as @replies, retweets, hashtags, and how to find people to follow on Twitter.
- Tips are provided for beginners on Twitter like starting with friends and posting consistently.
Twitter: All You Need To Know--How To Use Twitter For Your BusinessVanksen
In this presentation, you will find an explanation of societal movements that make Twitter such a success, an explanation of the tool, all the details, tips and tricks, and most importantly how you can use Twitter for your business in an effective manner.
Key findings:
This network is used only by a minority, an interesting one at that, but still a minority...
- Little content is created on Twitter, even if it is an extraordinary tool for breaking news to spread quickly.
- Twitter is not a strategy by itself, but is a part of the bigger picture.
This document provides an overview of Twitter and how to use it effectively for health care. It covers Twitter basics like what a tweet is, how to follow others, hashtags, and retweeting. It also offers tips for getting started on Twitter, including signing up, filling out your profile, following relevant accounts, and using tools like TweetDeck and HootSuite. The document emphasizes best practices like building relationships, listening, responding to others, asking questions, posting interesting links, and maintaining a friendly tone without spamming.
The document discusses social networking and Twitter. It defines social networking as expanding business and social contacts through connections with other individuals. Twitter is described as an information network that delivers the freshest information to people as it happens in the world. The document provides tips on using Twitter effectively for purposes like marketing, customer service, and learning. It outlines best practices for engagement, content sharing, and use of tools to maximize the 140 character limit.
Jack Dorsey founded Twitter in March 2006 and launched the site in July 2006. Twitter is a social networking site that connects users to the latest news and stories in real-time. It allows users to follow other users and see their tweets in a timeline. The @ symbol is used to mention or message other users on Twitter. Twitter has experienced remarkable growth in users since its founding.
1. The document discusses how to effectively use Twitter for business and personal purposes.
2. It provides examples of how individuals and companies across different industries utilize Twitter, including media outlets, Fortune 500 companies, and small businesses.
3. The document offers best practices and strategies for using Twitter, such as engaging with others, asking questions, and focusing more on building relationships than direct selling.
Twitter 101: What is Twitter? Why Twitter? Key Twitter terms to know. Getting started with Twitter.
Twitter 201: Twitter management and monitoring tools. Twitter limitations. Twitter dos and don'ts and other Twitter tips and guidelines. Twitter Resources.
Limited time for Facebook? Not sure how Twitter can work for you? This interactive session will show how to avoid common mistakes with social media while getting the results you're looking for. You'll see real-world examples and receive a list of resources for keeping up with changes after you leave the session. Get inspired and get social!
Presented by Genevieve Howard at the 2014 University of Missouri Crop Management Conference.
A discussion of what makes a good tweet, some ideas for how scholastic media can use Twitter, how to schedule tweets and how to analyze success using Twitter.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to share short messages called tweets. Tweets can contain text, photos, videos, and links. Key aspects of Twitter include retweeting, mentioning other users with @, and using hashtags to categorize tweets. While Twitter was originally limited to 140 characters, it now allows longer messages and additional features like photos and polls. Both individuals and journalists use Twitter to share news and stay connected with others around the world.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post messages of up to 280 characters. It can be used to share one's thoughts, news, videos, and connect with celebrities. Key features of Twitter include followers, tweets, retweets, hashtags, trends, favorites, replies, mentions, and direct messages. Basic terms include followers (fans), tweets (posts), retweets (shares), hashtags (# before a name), trends (popular topics), favorites (likes), replies (comments), and mentions (@username). Increasing followers involves following others, posting fresh content, using hashtags and mentions, retweeting, and following accounts related to one's profession.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post short text updates called tweets that are limited to 140 characters. Key features of Twitter include allowing users to follow other accounts, send direct messages, and use hashtags to discuss topics. The document discusses how Twitter can be used for networking, education, and keeping up with topics of interest in a quick, streamlined way.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to share short messages called tweets. It can be used for both professional and personal purposes, including networking, research, teaching, learning and staying connected with friends and family. Key aspects of Twitter include tweets (individual posts), retweets, hashtags to group topics, and following other users to see their tweets. The document provides examples of how Twitter can be used educationally, such as for classroom discussions and sharing information with students.
Twitter has 284 million monthly active users who send 500 million tweets per day. 80% of active Twitter users access the platform on mobile devices. Twitter allows users to create free accounts to connect with others worldwide by sending tweets, which are limited to 140 characters. Tweets can be shared through retweets and likes by followers. The platform targets all ages and includes features like hashtags, direct messages, and trending topics. With over 3,600 employees, half of whom are engineers, Twitter is headquartered in San Francisco and was incorporated in 2007.
The document provides an overview of Twitter 101 including:
- A glossary of common Twitter terms such as hashtags, mentions, and retweets.
- General tips for using Twitter such as interacting often, keeping posts relevant, and proofreading.
- Personal Twitter tips including building a personal brand, being careful what you post and with oversharing your location.
- The presenter provides contact information for questions.
This document provides an overview and introduction to Twitter. It summarizes key facts about Twitter usage including that users create 600 tweets per second and nearly 50 million tweets per day. It then describes the typical Twitter user in terms of demographics like age, income, gender, and education. The document explains basic Twitter terminology such as following, followers, retweets, hashtags, and direct messages. It provides tips on using Twitter effectively and resources for learning more about Twitter analytics and best practices.
This document provides an introduction to using Twitter professionally. It discusses:
1. The basics of Twitter, including what a tweet is, hashtags, mentions, and retweets.
2. Useful cases for Twitter in a professional environment, such as reaching your audience, direct and targeted communication, monitoring information, and publicizing content.
3. How to get started with Tweetdeck, a tool for managing Twitter, including creating an account, following others, writing tweets, and experimenting with Tweetdeck functions.
The document discusses potential future directions for Twitter, including:
1) Allowing third-party apps to integrate more deeply within tweets through "Twitter cards".
2) Developing more marketing apps and services that can extend beyond the 140 character limit.
3) Twitter potentially becoming more of a portal to other sites and content through expanded tweets and APIs.
4) Using algorithms to deliver more personalized and dynamic content to users based on their interests, demographics, influences, and devices.
All aboard! The Twitter train hasn’t left the terminal. If you're wondering how to get started on the right track with Twitter, join CREW Network and Cushman & Wakefield | PICOR's Barbi Reuter for this live webinar on Twitter basics. This comprehensive tutorial will teach you everything you need to know to get going -- from setting up your profile, to Twitter jargon, to tips on getting your message across in 140 characters or less. You'll also hear advice for building a Twitter presence that reflects your personal brand and value as a CRE professional.
In this webinar you’ll learn:
Why Twitter matters in commercial real estate
How to set a course and get started
Do’s & don’ts to maximize your business benefit
1. The document provides an overview of a presentation on using Twitter for graduate students and health researchers.
2. It discusses the results of a survey about Twitter use, the presenter's experience with Twitter, how to set up an account, what to tweet about, and tips for using Twitter professionally.
3. The presentation aims to convince attendees of the benefits of Twitter for knowledge sharing and networking in health research.
This document provides an overview of how to use Twitter, including:
- Twitter allows users to post short bursts of thoughts and information to connect with others in real time.
- To create an account, users enter their name, phone number, and choose a username on Twitter's website.
- Basic Twitter terms are explained such as @replies, retweets, hashtags, and how to find people to follow on Twitter.
- Tips are provided for beginners on Twitter like starting with friends and posting consistently.
Twitter: All You Need To Know--How To Use Twitter For Your BusinessVanksen
In this presentation, you will find an explanation of societal movements that make Twitter such a success, an explanation of the tool, all the details, tips and tricks, and most importantly how you can use Twitter for your business in an effective manner.
Key findings:
This network is used only by a minority, an interesting one at that, but still a minority...
- Little content is created on Twitter, even if it is an extraordinary tool for breaking news to spread quickly.
- Twitter is not a strategy by itself, but is a part of the bigger picture.
This document provides an overview of Twitter and how to use it effectively for health care. It covers Twitter basics like what a tweet is, how to follow others, hashtags, and retweeting. It also offers tips for getting started on Twitter, including signing up, filling out your profile, following relevant accounts, and using tools like TweetDeck and HootSuite. The document emphasizes best practices like building relationships, listening, responding to others, asking questions, posting interesting links, and maintaining a friendly tone without spamming.
The document discusses social networking and Twitter. It defines social networking as expanding business and social contacts through connections with other individuals. Twitter is described as an information network that delivers the freshest information to people as it happens in the world. The document provides tips on using Twitter effectively for purposes like marketing, customer service, and learning. It outlines best practices for engagement, content sharing, and use of tools to maximize the 140 character limit.
Jack Dorsey founded Twitter in March 2006 and launched the site in July 2006. Twitter is a social networking site that connects users to the latest news and stories in real-time. It allows users to follow other users and see their tweets in a timeline. The @ symbol is used to mention or message other users on Twitter. Twitter has experienced remarkable growth in users since its founding.
1. The document discusses how to effectively use Twitter for business and personal purposes.
2. It provides examples of how individuals and companies across different industries utilize Twitter, including media outlets, Fortune 500 companies, and small businesses.
3. The document offers best practices and strategies for using Twitter, such as engaging with others, asking questions, and focusing more on building relationships than direct selling.
Twitter 101: What is Twitter? Why Twitter? Key Twitter terms to know. Getting started with Twitter.
Twitter 201: Twitter management and monitoring tools. Twitter limitations. Twitter dos and don'ts and other Twitter tips and guidelines. Twitter Resources.
Limited time for Facebook? Not sure how Twitter can work for you? This interactive session will show how to avoid common mistakes with social media while getting the results you're looking for. You'll see real-world examples and receive a list of resources for keeping up with changes after you leave the session. Get inspired and get social!
Presented by Genevieve Howard at the 2014 University of Missouri Crop Management Conference.
This will teach you on how to boost your YouTube Views. Do not worry this is very simple and easy to follow. Please visit the link below:
http://miniontips.blogspot.com/2013/12/how-to-boost-your-youtube-views.html
Tell Your Own Story: 5 Ways to Strengthen your Writing and Speaking VoiceGenevieve Howard
This document provides tips for strengthening your writing and speaking voice by telling your own personal story. It outlines 3 qualities of an effective personal story (memorable, meaningful, moving) and gives exercises to help the reader find their story through writing questions and sharing their story with a partner. Finally, it lists 5 ways to practice using your voice, such as leading a group, joining a writing group, participating in writing events, finding an accountability partner, and committing to strengthening your voice. The overall message is to make your personal story memorable, meaningful and moving in order to effectively use and strengthen your voice.
How To Profit From Your Passion on YouTubeJake Larsen
I was asked to speak at the Weber State Tech Expo last week and spoke about how you can profit from your Passion on YouTube.
YouTube Advertising allows creators to monetize their channels with ads. If you can gain people's attention and build a viewership it allows you to live off the videos you create.
Check out Video Power Marketing for more http://VideoPower.org/
or http://JakeLarsen.me
Hands-on Social Media 4: Microblogging And Buzzagencyside
The document discusses various microblogging technologies including Twitter, Jaiku, Plurk, and FriendFeed. It provides details on how Twitter works, such as tweets being limited to 140 characters, its scalability, how it mimics real conversation, and how information spreads through retweets and overlapping followers. The document also covers how to set up a Twitter account, customize it, use hashtags and links, and provides best practices for using Twitter to promote content and engage others.
An introduction to social media run for the Mudgee Tourism Region's local busineses. In it is defined what social media is, how to get started and how Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Blogging, Flickr and Foursquare could be used.
Using Social Media PR: Building Your Brand Online for the Lawrence Chamber of...Rodger Johnson
This document discusses best practices for using social media for business purposes. It covers corporate blogging, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. For each platform, it provides an overview and discusses engagement strategies. It emphasizes the importance of optimizing content for search, relationship building, education, and lead generation through social media. It also outlines key facts about each platform and notes that tone, content quality, and calls to action are important for engagement.
The document provides an overview of social media and best practices for non-profits to utilize various social media platforms as part of a strategic communications plan. It discusses how to use Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, blogs, and other tools to engage audiences, share content, and evaluate effectiveness in meeting organizational goals. Key recommendations include starting small, having a clear communications strategy, and empowering staff to generate and share content consistently across channels.
This document discusses using Twitter for business and marketing purposes. It provides an overview of Twitter, including its history and usage statistics. Various Twitter features are explained like hashtags, mentions, and retweets. Advice is given on how businesses can use Twitter to generate leads, drive traffic, build relationships and monitor industry trends. Examples are given of both established and emerging brands that use Twitter successfully.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post messages called tweets that are limited to 140 characters. Users can follow other accounts to see their tweets and have their tweets shared. Basic Twitter terms include tweets, follows, mentions with @username, and direct messages. When using Twitter, it is best to use hashtags to categorize tweets, engage in follow Friday to gain followers, and use URL shorteners. Users should curate an authentic profile and follow relevant accounts to gain followers while posting useful, interesting, and engaging content to build connections and awareness. Monitoring analytics and using various search and listening tools can help optimize use of the platform.
The document discusses social media and its importance for businesses. It covers the basics of social media and what it entails, including conversations, sharing content, and building relationships. It also provides advice on developing a social media strategy and persona, participating in social media appropriately, and using analytics to measure reputation and engagement. Key takeaways include deciding on objectives before engaging in social media, consistency being important for an individual or company's brand, and the importance of listening in social media over traditional forms of advertising and audience segmentation.
The document discusses various social media platforms and how businesses can utilize them. It covers Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and how they can be used to raise brand awareness, promote events, products and services, and engage customers. It provides statistics on user numbers and growth rates. It also offers tips on using tools like ads, videos, profiles and groups to get the most out of these social networks.
This document provides an introduction to using Twitter for learning and development purposes. It begins with defining social media and social learning. It then explains what Twitter is, how to set up an account, and some common Twitter terms. The document discusses how social media and social learning are converging and the benefits of using Twitter for learning. It provides examples of how Twitter can be used in learning contexts and discusses the "back channel". It concludes by recommending some Twitter accounts to follow and assigning homework to create an account and tweet to enter a raffle.
Social media allows people to share and communicate online. It includes sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and LinkedIn. Developing an effective social media strategy involves setting goals, understanding your audience, allocating resources, and choosing appropriate channels. Key aspects of strategies for different channels include engaging fans on Facebook, speaking the language on Twitter, creating popular content on YouTube, and customizing profiles and expanding networks on LinkedIn. Success is measured through analytics like Facebook Insights, retweets on Twitter, and video views on YouTube.
This document discusses using Twitter as a case study for social media as a tool for business expansion. It provides examples of social media, background on how businesses use social media to connect with customers, generate leads, and manage reputation. The document then focuses on Twitter, explaining what Twitter is, providing facts about Twitter, and how businesses can use Twitter to connect with customers, increase brand awareness, and potentially increase sales. It offers tips for setting up a Twitter account and strategies for writing engaging content and getting more retweets to maximize the benefits of Twitter for business.
This document provides an overview of Twitter, including what it is, why people use it, how to get started, and best practices. Twitter is a microblogging platform where users share short updates of 140 characters or less. It can be used for marketing, networking, getting news and opinions, and more casual conversation. The document outlines how to set up a profile, engage with other users, search for topics, and use hashtags and retweets to spread information.
This document provides an overview of various social media tools for evangelization. It discusses online storage options like Dropbox and Google Drive, RSS feeds for aggregating news, podcasts, Twitter and how to use it, Facebook, Google+, Pintrest, Tumblr, Instagram, and LinkedIn. It offers tips on safely using social media and considerations for setting up accounts. The goal is to help Catholics understand and leverage new tools for evangelization.
Special Olympics Missiouri Social Media TrainingRyan Eades
The document provides an overview of using social media for advocacy and communication, outlining best practices and strategies for platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and discussing how to measure success and engage supporters through online communities. Key recommendations include developing clear guidelines, dedicating staff time, listening to supporters, and focusing on authentic engagement over just promotion.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to share messages called tweets that are limited to 140 characters, and it has over 100 million active users who send around 250 million tweets per day. The document provides information on how to start conversations and engage with others on Twitter, what Twitter can do for individuals and organizations, Twitter terminology and etiquette, and best practices for using Twitter to connect with others.
The document discusses how social media sites like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube are popular among students and how instructors can use these tools in the online classroom. It provides an overview of Twitter and how to get started, common Twitter terminology, tips for using Twitter, and examples of how Twitter can be used for professional growth and in the classroom. The presentation aims to give both a big-picture perspective and specific steps for instructors to engage with students using these social media tools.
The document discusses how social media sites like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube are popular among students and how instructors can use these tools in the online classroom. It provides an overview of Twitter and how to get started, common Twitter terminology, tips for using Twitter, and examples of how Twitter can be used for professional growth and networking. Examples of Twitter apps that can be used are also mentioned.
The document discusses how social media sites like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube are popular among students and how instructors can use these tools in the online classroom. It provides an overview of Twitter and how to get started using the platform. Tips are offered on how professors can interact with students on Twitter, including what types of content to share and how to find people to follow to enhance online discussions.
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The document provides tips for improving public speaking skills. It recommends opening your mouth by considering your audience and using simple language. It suggests opening your mind by practicing your content, context, and inner conversations. It also advises opening up your body language by avoiding barriers and building trust with your audience. Additionally, it notes the importance of opening your lungs by breathing well and making friends with pauses to aid speech pacing. The document ends by recommending opening your ears by focusing on listeners and getting feedback.
This document provides an overview of social media basics for college students. It discusses best practices for using Twitter, including using hashtags, retweets, and favorites. It also covers managing personal brands and profiles on social media, and stresses the importance of curating online content carefully, as employers and others may view social media content. Students are encouraged to use social media to build their networks and learn about industries and professionals of interest.
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CAFNR Communications Brown Bag session on LinkedIn, Twitter and YouTube
1. Welcome! Brown Bag Session on Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube Genevieve Howard CAFNR Communications August 19, 2010
2. What we will talk about today Twitter Overview Is Twitter right for you? LinkedIn Overview What can I do with LinkedIn? YouTube Overview Who should use it?
3. What is Twitter? Twitter is a free service that people use to send 140-character messages called tweets. More than 100 million people use it. People can subscribe to one another which is called following.
9. How to talk Twitter @ sign + user name = responding to someone. These are publically visible. @cafnr RT = retweet. This means you are resending someone else’s message. RT @cafnr # = hash tag. These add context to your tweets. #ag D = direct message. You can send direct messages to people who are following you. These are not publically visible. D cafnr Backchannel = Tweets during a live presentation
11. Is Twitter right for your group? Yes, if you have something to promote. Do you have information you want to spread widely? Events Reminders News
12. Is Twitter right for you personally? Yes, if you like this kind of online participation. Do you want to follow trends and learn from others in your specialized area? Find people by looking at who your collegaues follow. Who Should I Follow? Wefollow Listorious Most people use an application to manage Twitter, such as TweetDeck or Hootsuite.
13. Ideas for using Twitter academically Post reminders on assignments. Send links to relevant readings. Promote upcoming events. Ask for opinions, “What should we name our next flavor of ice cream?” Use in the classroom to share questions and thoughts, an official backchannel. Helps to have a person monitoring Twitter stream Use a # hashtag
14. What is LinkedIn? LinkedIn is a free, professional network. More than 70 million members. Personal profiles act as showcases of your professional goals and achievements. Groups are professional communities based on common interest, affiliation and experience.
16. What can I do with LinkedIn? Build your network. Colleagues’ updates. Customize your URL. Ask for or give advice in Answers. Question on recommendation letter Learn about companies. Verizon Join groups that reflect your interests. Institute of Food Technologists
19. What is YouTube? YouTube is the most popular video sharing site in the world. 24 hours of video uploaded each minute. 2 billion views a day. Source: website-monitoring.com, retrieved Aug. 17, 2010
20. Who should use YouTube? Anyone who has interesting video content. Use the embed code to put on your own website. Promote with Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Example of news: Beginning Farmer Example of promotion: Truman’s tour Example of education: Khan Academy
21. Promote your brand Truman tour opened with title screen Truman’s tour Beginning Farmer closed with production screen and UM system logo Beginning Farmer Use your video to promote your group’s identity. Incorporate your logo into content with appropriately branded clothing.
22. Length of video Video length is usually best at less than 3 minutes. Attention span Possible cost and time in longer production Break up longer video into segments
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