Still don’t get Twitter? More and more this micro-blogging network is becoming a very useful tool for finding out what's going on with the people and things that matter to you the most, news and world events, pop culture and business trends. Learn what it takes to get started in this two-part presentation on Twitter basics.
4. What is a Tweet?
A Tweet is an expression of a moment or
idea in 140 characters or less (including
spaces). Ultimately, it is used to spark
conversation and engagement with others.
5. Where do Tweets go?
When you follow other
people, their Tweets instantly
show up in your timeline.
And, viceversa,
your Tweets
show up in your
followers' timelines.
6. Fun Fact:
Twitter has 288 million active monthly
users covering 21% of the world’s
virtual population.
Source" http://socialcontentmedia.ca/latest-social-media-statistics-facts-and-triv
14. Fun Fact:
Tweets with images are
150% more likely to be
retweeted, receive 89%
more favorites and are
18% more likely to be
clicked.
http://www.internetmarketingninjas.com/blog/social-media/market-visual-tweets/
21. Click on a username or
navigate to a user's profile.
Click the Follow button
when you see it next to a user's
profile photo or on a user's
profile page.
Click the Follow button next to
any of your "Who to follow"
suggestions or next to search
results.
23. What is a Reply or @reply?
You can engage on Twitter by using
@username of someone you would like
to mention in one of your own Tweets
or by clicking the Reply button on a
Tweet that you see in your News Feed.
27. What is a Favorite?
Favorites are most
commonly used when
users like another
Tweet. It is also a simple
way to bookmark a Tweet
that you might want to
save for later.
29. Assignment
Tweet at least 5 X per day (see next
slide for examples).
Plan 4 Tweets, but leave one
open for something that
happens during the day.
Follow 75 other users (actual people)
of interest to you. Use suggestions on
who to follow to help you out.
30. Share a visual (photo, video,
or graphic).
Share a tip, stat or fact.
Ask someone a question.
Share an interesting article or
blog post.
Share something new you
discover or see.