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Using Twitter to Second level
gain a competitive
advantage
Third level
Fourth level
Wednesday 8th July 2009
Fifth level
2. Why Twitter?
• Surely it’s a waste of time?
• Isn’t social media just a young
person’s fad?
• How can I generate sales or
leads?
• How do I read and respond to
everything?
• How do I measure the results?
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3. Why Twitter?
• Astronomical growth (year on year 517.9%)
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4. Why Twitter?
• Over 60% of Twitter users aged 35+
• Over 55s are the biggest users
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Netregistry.
5. Why Twitter?
• It’s where the customer decision process starts
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6. Why Twitter?
• It’s where the customer decision process starts
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7. Why Twitter?
• It’s where the customer decision process starts
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8. Why Twitter?
• It’s where the customer decision process starts
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9. How much influence do they have?
• @Trib – followed by over 4000 people
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10. Why Twitter?
• Have the sales conversation right there on
Twitter
• Don’t force the user to contact you through
another channel
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11. Why Twitter?
• Have the sales conversation right there on
Twitter
• Don’t force the user to contact you through
another channel
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12. Why Twitter?
• Have the sales conversation right there on
Twitter
• Don’t force the user to contact you through
another channel
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13. Why Twitter?
• Have the sales conversation right there on
Twitter
• Don’t force the user to contact you through
another channel
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14. Why Twitter?
• Have the sales conversation right there on
Twitter
• Don’t force the user to contact you through
another channel
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15. Why Twitter?
• Have the sales conversation right there on
Twitter
• Don’t force the user to contact you through
another channel
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16. Why Twitter?
• Have the sales conversation right
there on Twitter
• Don’t force the user to contact you
through another channel
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17. Why Twitter?
• Have the sales conversation right
there on Twitter
• Don’t force the user to contact you
through another channel
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18. Why Twitter?
• Have the sales conversation right
there on Twitter
• Don’t force the user to contact you
through another channel
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19. Why Twitter?
• Have the sales conversation right
there on Twitter
• Don’t force the user to contact you
through another channel
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20. Customer / business focus
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21. Customer / business focus
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22. Customer / business focus
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23. Customer / business focus
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24. The business goal
• What is your goal?
How can my business use Twitter to
increase sales, brand awareness and
reach a wider audience?
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25. The business goal
• What is your goal?
How can my business use Twitter to
increase sales, brand awareness and
reach a wider audience?
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26. The business goal
• What is your goal?
How can my business help my target
audience achieve their goals?
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27. The business goal
• Why would your target audience want your product?
» What goal will they achieve with your product?
» When are customers interested in your product or service?
» What related topics are they interested in?
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49. Measuring Twitter
• Twitter is not about instant financial ROI!!!!!
• It is not an advertising medium but an
engagement one
• It is a networking party where you can meet
and befriend hundreds of potential
customers
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50. Measuring Twitter
• Track positive versus negative mentions –
are positive mentions increasing?
• Track influence – how many people
respond or retweet what you say?
• Track clicks – are people clicking on the
links you share?
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51. Measuring Twitter
• Stick at it!
• Genuine benefits
can take months!
• Stay consistent
• Tweet regularly
• Tweet positively!
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52. Shameless plug!
• Follow me - ;-)
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