Tweeting For Your Organization
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- 1. Tweeting for Your Organization Daniel J. Lewis(“the Ramen Noodle”)
- 2. Who am I? theRamenNoodle.com AreYouJustWatching.com DJosephDesign.com @theRamenNoodle
- 3. Don’t spam me, bro!
- 4. You already know this Twitter is a service for friends, family, and coworkers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing?
- 5. Case studies Zappos ComCast Qwest HR Block
- 6. Twitter connects real people in direct communication
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- 8. Bad uses Bulk-following Nothing interesting Not listening Not conversing
- 9. 4 best-practices Follow real people Be interesting Listen to others Engage in real conversations
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- 14. Listening Ask and answer Know what people are saying Don’t always try to defend Respond in real conversation
- 15. Listening Not an advertisement Be human! Laugh! Encourage more community Retweet(ability)
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- Many companies have been scared of this, but who is a better advocate for the company then [sic] the employee.