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This document provides tips for using Twitter effectively: - Choose a memorable username that incorporates your name or brand and is fewer than 15 characters. - Retweet posts from others to share valuable information with your followers and give credit to the original poster. - Participate in tweet chats using predefined hashtags to find people to follow and share real-time information and resources. - Write tweets as headlines to grab attention and include links to additional content using a URL shortener. Keep tweets under 110 characters for easier retweeting.
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This presentation discusses how businesses can use Twitter for marketing and customer service purposes. Key points include how to set up a Twitter profile, engage with followers by tweeting relevant content and retweeting others, use hashtags to join conversations, and leverage tools like lists and advanced search. Examples are given of how companies have benefited from addressing customer complaints on Twitter and building communities around their brands. Best practices like regularly engaging others and avoiding self-promotion are also covered.
Twitter
This document provides an introduction to Twitter and how to use it. It outlines what Twitter is, how to sign up and find people to follow. It then discusses how to use features like retweeting, URL shortening, hashtags, direct messaging and updating Twitter from different apps. It concludes with tips on Twitter etiquette such as being transparent about your work and avoiding spamming other users.
How To Become a Twitter Pro ?
This presentation gives you an overview of twitter, tips and tools to become a professional in using it for brands and organizations.
Twitter for business
This document provides an introduction to using Twitter for business purposes. It discusses what Twitter is, who uses it, how businesses can benefit from it, and tips for getting started and using common Twitter terminology and tools. The presentation recommends businesses build connections, promote events, engage in customer service and use hashtags, retweets and lists to participate in conversations on Twitter.
TEMP
This document provides an overview and introduction to using Twitter for beginners. It discusses what Twitter is, how to create an account, who to follow, how to post tweets, and basic Twitter terminology like hashtags and retweets. The document also gives tips for common mistakes to avoid and recommends tools to enhance the Twitter experience.
How to Get Started on Twitter
This document provides instructions on how to get started using Twitter. It explains how to create a Twitter account, including picking a username and confirming your email address. It also defines common Twitter terms like tweets, hashtags, following and followers. The document recommends scheduling tweets using HootSuite and includes etiquette tips like giving credit, thinking before tweeting and being consistent in your posts. Links are provided for more information on creating an account and using Twitter.
Setting up a Twitter account March 2013
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Twitter Guide 2010 - I Spy Marketing
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1) An overview of what Twitter is and how it can be used to connect with followers and see conversations.
2) Instructions for setting up an account, sending tweets, searching Twitter, and using features like hashtags, retweeting and direct messages.
3) Tips on how to use Twitter effectively for purposes like marketing, promoting brands and staying engaged in conversations.
How To Manage Twitter As a Pro?
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Social media twitter_userguide
Add if you have one. Bio: In 160 characters or less, write a short bio
that is friendly, informative and compelling.
Website: Add your website URL. Include your credentials and what you do.
Bio: In 160 characters or less, write a short bio Examples:
that is friendly, informative and compelling. “CPA, advisor, writer. Helping small businesses
Include your credentials and what you do. grow profitably.”
“Tax pro, mom of 3, foodie. Tweeting about
Examples: taxes, travel and cooking.”
“CPA, advisor, writer. Helping small businesses
grow profitably.”
“Tax pro, mom of 3
Ge live tweeting guidelines
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Twitter
To summarize, the document provides instructions for signing up for a Twitter account and using basic Twitter features such as tweeting, retweeting, hashtags, finding friends and customizing profiles. It also recommends deciding how much time to devote to Twitter and changing passwords periodically for security.
Twitter 101 red giant
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets. Business users and companies can use Twitter to expand their networks, promote products and services, and engage with customers. To get started, users sign up, fill out their profile, find people to follow, and join conversations by replying, retweeting, and using hashtags. Success on Twitter is measured not by the number of followers but by engagement through replies, retweets, and link clicks.
Twitter 101 handbook
Here is a how-to guide for businesses (and even users in general) to get set up on Twitter. For more information on how to get started on Twitter, visit oneforty.com and oneforty.com/blog.
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· Who is making money on Twitter?
· How do I get started on Twitter?
· How much time per day should I spend on Twitter?
· How frequently should I tweet to make it worthwhile?
· How can I drive people to my website through Twitter?
· What’s a hashtag and how do they work?
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Then this session is for you!
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みなさんこんにちはこれ何文字まで入るの？40文字以下不可とか本当に意味わからないけどこれ限界文字数書いてないからマジでやばい文字数いけるんじゃないの？えこ...
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Get started with Twitter
- 1. Dawn Gartin Social Mediaologist twitter.com/DawnGartin 404.409.1944 facebook.com/DawnGartin photo@dawngartin.com linkedin.com/in/dawngartin www.dawngartin.com Get started with Twitter Powerful Username Username: Also known as a Twitter handle. Must be unique and contain fewer than 15 characters. Use your name, such as @dawngartin, or a combination keyword with your name like @IntuitiveDeb. Keep it social and name, . tied to your brand. Make your username memorable: people see it on your tweets and when others mention or retweet (RT) you. RT (retweet) A retweet is when you see something that you feel benefits for your followers tweet to also read. You can use the re retweet button or start the tweet with RT and the person twitter handle. Think of it like quoting someone – you person’s . want to give credit to them. Conversation Find a Tweet Chat – a pre-arranged chat that includes a predefined hashtag(#) to link those tweets together in a virtual conversation – and follow along. This is a simple way to find people to follow (you have something in common), acquire real time info and ideas, catch new resources as people share ideas, websites, blogs. Look at www.tweetchat.com for an uncomplicated way to participate. Headline Write tweets as headlines: grab attention with what you have to say. Value Tweet with a hyperlink to take people, who want more info, to a website, article, video, etc. Use a URL shortener service like http://bit.ly. You can run http://bit.ly metrics on the click click-thrus. 140? No, try 110 Keep tweets to 110 characters: makes it easier for someone to retweet you. @mentions rock Do shout outs (mention fellow tweeters – have their Twitter username in your tweet) and retweet (repost what someone has said): this shows you are ) retweets human (not a bot) and that you share and care. People will return the favor. DMs are “private” Use Direct Message (DM) to give info you don’t want public (such as phone number, email address). Don’t use auto DM – most consider it spam. Public recognition Instead of thanking people (for following, etc.) through a DM, go to their page and RT something they have posted OR mention them in a tweet. Public recognition goes along way. Tweet on the road Install a Twitter app on your smart phone. Observe and tweet in the nooks bserve and crannies of your day (waiting in line waiting at the doctor’s office.) line, office Manage Find a dashboard like www.hootsuite.com, that has separate columns to see dashboard, rate your tweets, mentions, and keywords, etc. Most dashboards have scheduling tools that make tweeting in the “future” easy.