The document discusses how Twitter can be used to promote yourself and your online business through short messages called tweets that are limited to 140 characters. It explains what Twitter is, why you need to join, how to use it as a mini blog and business tool, and various Twitter tools that can help maximize its marketing potential. The goal is to show readers how to gain followers and audience on Twitter and leverage it to spread word about their business online.
This document provides an overview and introduction to using Twitter as a promotional tool for businesses. It discusses that Twitter allows users to share "what you are doing now" in 140 characters or less. The document encourages businesses to join Twitter in order to quickly promote themselves, stay connected with customers and followers, raise their profile, and use Twitter as an instant marketing and branding tool. It also provides tips for getting people to follow a business's Twitter profile by creating a unique Twitter URL and badge to promote on other sites and in communications.
Twitter: From the Basics to Creating a StrategyKelly Rigotti
This document provides an overview of how to use Twitter effectively for business purposes. It discusses the basics of Twitter, including what tweets and hashtags are. It recommends choosing a clear username, filling out your profile completely, and not protecting your tweets. The document then gives tips for finding people to follow on Twitter and provides guidelines for starting to tweet, such as introducing yourself and thanking followers. It also lists dos and don'ts of Twitter and recommends using a management system like HootSuite.
The document provides an introductory guide on how to use Twitter for business. It discusses setting up and optimizing a Twitter profile, including signing up, personalizing the profile, finding people to follow, getting followers, and engaging with your network. It then covers using Twitter for marketing, lead generation, public relations, customer service, and tracking campaigns. The goal is to help businesses understand how to develop relationships and promote their brand on Twitter.
The document provides a guide on how to use Twitter for business purposes. It discusses setting up a Twitter account and optimizing the profile. The key steps include:
1. Choosing a username and signing up for an account.
2. Personalizing the profile by adding a photo, name, location, website URL, and brief bio.
3. Beginning to tweet in order to engage others and get your content visible before focusing on finding people to follow.
The document emphasizes making the account and profile look authentic and personalized in order to effectively engage with others on Twitter for business goals.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for how to use Twitter. It explains how to create an account, post tweets, follow other users, customize your profile, search for topics, and post updates from mobile devices. The summary concludes by noting that President Obama announced his vice presidential pick simultaneously on Twitter and other platforms.
This document provides guidance on how to get started using Twitter for marketing purposes. It explains what Twitter is, how it works, who uses it and why it can be effective for marketers. It then provides step-by-step instructions on setting up a Twitter account and profile, including choosing a username, adding important profile information and customizing the look. The document also discusses best practices for tweeting, including engaging with others, avoiding direct sales pitches, and using features like replies and direct messages. The overall goal is to help users understand Twitter and use it successfully to build relationships and promote their business.
This document provides tips and techniques for using Twitter as an online marketing tool. It explains what Twitter is, how to get started with an account, how to get followers, proper Twitter etiquette, and ways to use Twitter effectively for marketing purposes such as driving traffic, building relationships, crowd-sourcing ideas, and going viral. The key benefits of Twitter for marketers include establishing rapport with customers, keeping them updated, building a loyal customer base, generating excitement for product launches, and accessing an instant source of website traffic.
This document provides an overview and introduction to using Twitter as a promotional tool for businesses. It discusses that Twitter allows users to share "what you are doing now" in 140 characters or less. The document encourages businesses to join Twitter in order to quickly promote themselves, stay connected with customers and followers, raise their profile, and use Twitter as an instant marketing and branding tool. It also provides tips for getting people to follow a business's Twitter profile by creating a unique Twitter URL and badge to promote on other sites and in communications.
Twitter: From the Basics to Creating a StrategyKelly Rigotti
This document provides an overview of how to use Twitter effectively for business purposes. It discusses the basics of Twitter, including what tweets and hashtags are. It recommends choosing a clear username, filling out your profile completely, and not protecting your tweets. The document then gives tips for finding people to follow on Twitter and provides guidelines for starting to tweet, such as introducing yourself and thanking followers. It also lists dos and don'ts of Twitter and recommends using a management system like HootSuite.
The document provides an introductory guide on how to use Twitter for business. It discusses setting up and optimizing a Twitter profile, including signing up, personalizing the profile, finding people to follow, getting followers, and engaging with your network. It then covers using Twitter for marketing, lead generation, public relations, customer service, and tracking campaigns. The goal is to help businesses understand how to develop relationships and promote their brand on Twitter.
The document provides a guide on how to use Twitter for business purposes. It discusses setting up a Twitter account and optimizing the profile. The key steps include:
1. Choosing a username and signing up for an account.
2. Personalizing the profile by adding a photo, name, location, website URL, and brief bio.
3. Beginning to tweet in order to engage others and get your content visible before focusing on finding people to follow.
The document emphasizes making the account and profile look authentic and personalized in order to effectively engage with others on Twitter for business goals.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for how to use Twitter. It explains how to create an account, post tweets, follow other users, customize your profile, search for topics, and post updates from mobile devices. The summary concludes by noting that President Obama announced his vice presidential pick simultaneously on Twitter and other platforms.
This document provides guidance on how to get started using Twitter for marketing purposes. It explains what Twitter is, how it works, who uses it and why it can be effective for marketers. It then provides step-by-step instructions on setting up a Twitter account and profile, including choosing a username, adding important profile information and customizing the look. The document also discusses best practices for tweeting, including engaging with others, avoiding direct sales pitches, and using features like replies and direct messages. The overall goal is to help users understand Twitter and use it successfully to build relationships and promote their business.
This document provides tips and techniques for using Twitter as an online marketing tool. It explains what Twitter is, how to get started with an account, how to get followers, proper Twitter etiquette, and ways to use Twitter effectively for marketing purposes such as driving traffic, building relationships, crowd-sourcing ideas, and going viral. The key benefits of Twitter for marketers include establishing rapport with customers, keeping them updated, building a loyal customer base, generating excitement for product launches, and accessing an instant source of website traffic.
This document provides an introduction to using Twitter for marketing purposes. It discusses how to build a list of Twitter followers by setting up your profile with a photo, background, and descriptive bio. It recommends following industry leaders and re-tweeting quality content from others to provide value to your followers. Tools like TweetDeck and Social Oomph are introduced to make managing your Twitter presence easier by scheduling tweets and automating some functions. The overall goal is to use Twitter to grow your business by developing relationships and sharing useful information with your follower base.
This document provides an introduction and overview on how to use Twitter for marketing purposes. It explains what Twitter is, how it works, who uses it, and why it can be effective for marketers. It then provides step-by-step instructions on setting up a Twitter account and profile, including choosing a username, adding important profile information and a photo. The document also covers how to post tweets, engage with others through replies and direct messages, and offers best practices for using Twitter as a marketing tool.
People are straight-up freaking out about Twitter...especially people who work in marketing and are responsible for consulting brands about what to do on the interwebs.
This presentation offers an overview of what Twitter is, how it works and why it works that way, as well as recommendations for how brands can strategically operate in this space to meet marketing objectives without being typical PR scumbags.
Enjoy!
The document provides guidance for small businesses on using Twitter to connect with customers and grow their business. It discusses how one small bookstore owner used Twitter to save her struggling store. The document then outlines how to get started on Twitter, including the anatomy of a tweet, designing a business profile, and bringing personality to tweets. It also offers tips on engaging an audience by listening first, developing a business voice, tweeting regularly, and sharing content that others will want to retweet or share.
Twitter for Business is a workshop presentation I delivered to SME's in Worthing on 2nd September 2009.
What is Twitter; Why a business should be using Twitter and the Tools that you can use.
This document provides instructions for setting up a Twitter account to make money while sleeping. It recommends customizing the account profile with a photo and biography focused on one's area of interest. The most important fields to populate are the "More info URL" and "One line bio" as they provide opportunities to drive traffic to one's website or blog where money-making opportunities exist. It also recommends using Twitbacks.com to customize the Twitter background with photos, logos, and multiple URLs to further promote one's brand and monetization efforts. The overall goal is to build followers and engage them in ways that can eventually lead to sales without much ongoing effort.
This document provides information on microblogging and how businesses can use it effectively. It defines microblogging as short blog posts of around 160 characters on sites like Twitter. The document discusses popular microblogging sites, how businesses are using microblogging to build their brand, network, and drive traffic. It provides tips for businesses on using microblogging effectively such as adding value, following the right people, and monitoring discussions.
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.
A Conversation about Twitter is a 5-part educational series that rolls through a dialogue between Twitter Tina (Twitter fan) and Tom (Twitter skeptic) in blurbs of 140 characters or less. The fourth part "Seven strategies and tactics" focuses on various strategies and tactics to make the most of Twitter. Feel free to contact us (Fresh Consulting) for your business use at team@freshconsulting.com or visit us at www.FreshConsulting.com
Twitter is a microblogging platform that allows users to post short updates of up to 140 characters. It functions like a cross between instant messaging and an online chat room. The largest demographic of Twitter users are 35-44 year olds. People use Twitter as a virtual water cooler to engage in conversations and build online communities. Marketing via Twitter can help engage customers, monitor brand mentions, and provide live updates on events. Setting up a profile, learning how to post, follow others, retweet, and use hashtags are important basics for using Twitter effectively. Objectives like networking, monitoring brand mentions, and extending the reach of content can be achieved through strategic Twitter use.
Short Description Regarding Twitter.com. easy to learn, created by Mr. Mahesh Gangude. For More info. visit www.mahesh-gangurde-digital-marketing.url.ph
1) The document provides an overview of how to use Twitter for business purposes, including signing up for an account, following others, engaging in conversations, and monitoring your brand on Twitter.
2) Key aspects of using Twitter that are discussed include using hashtags to categorize tweets, retweeting others' content, direct messaging other users, and setting up searches to monitor keywords and discussions.
3) The document recommends focusing Twitter use on clear objectives like networking, gathering industry information, monitoring your brand, and providing customer support, rather than trying to gain followers for its own sake.
This document provides an overview of Twitter and its potential usefulness as a dating site. It describes Twitter as a microblogging platform that allows users to post brief messages called tweets. The brevity of tweets fosters conversational engagement between users. While initially unclear in purpose, upgrades allowing users to follow specific accounts they select have increased Twitter's social networking functionality and made it possible to attract followers. The document suggests Twitter shows promise for meeting potential romantic partners.
The document provides an overview of how businesses can use Twitter effectively. It discusses what Twitter is, how businesses can sign up and use Twitter to connect with customers and industry contacts. The document also provides tips on who to follow on Twitter, what kinds of content to share, and tools businesses can use to monitor conversations and schedule tweets. The goal is to help businesses identify objectives for using Twitter and provide practical guidance.
The document provides an overview of Twitter and how to use it for job searching:
- Twitter allows users to post short messages called tweets that are limited to 140 characters. It can be used to network, find information, and for recruiting and business purposes.
- The document outlines how to set up a Twitter profile and account, including adding a profile photo and bio. It also explains how to find people and companies to follow for job searching.
- Key features like retweeting, hashtags, direct messages, and lists are described. Resources for finding recruiters and jobs on Twitter are provided.
The document discusses using Twitter for business purposes. It provides an overview of what Twitter is and how companies can use it. Specifically, it outlines how companies can use Twitter to provide customer support and resolve issues by monitoring keywords and responding directly to customer tweets about products or the company. It recommends tools like TweetDeck and HootSuite to help manage multiple Twitter accounts and searches to facilitate customer service on the platform.
Are you a small business owner who is looking to leverage social media for building your business? Have you heard about Twitter and want to decide if it is an appropriate channel to use? Are you new to Twitter and want to learn more? Then this presentation will introduce you to Twitter, give you helpful tips on getting started and using Twitter for you or your business. For more information, please email us at info@teamandadream.com.
Jack Dorsey created Twitter in 2006 as a way for people to share messages similar to SMS texts. Twitter allows users to post short messages called tweets that are limited to 140 characters. Popular features include following other users to see their tweets, using hashtags to discuss topics, and organizing followers into lists. Proper Twitter etiquette suggests interacting with other users, avoiding self-promotion, and being polite in discussions.
Blogs have become an influential communication tool for businesses to connect directly with customers. According to a study by Technorati, over half of professional bloggers use blogging to attract new clients or customers. For businesses, blogs can help establish thought leadership, increase website traffic, build links, and build their brand. To organize an effective corporate blog, companies need commitment from top leadership and should appoint a blogging administrator to manage the blog and get employees involved through writing requirements and incentives. When done correctly, business blogging can help companies develop strong online reputations and find new customers.
The best email marketing campaigns of 2013Digital Pymes
We have selected an EXCELLENT document from campaignmonitor.com
As they say: "After crunching some numbers around email volumes this holiday season, we happened on a trend that won’t come as a surprise to most email marketers: Over the past few years, the average number of campaigns our customers send is growing… but on an aggregate level, engagement is going down."
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This document provides an overview of 7 Google tools that can help improve marketing effectiveness: Google AdWords, Google Docs, Google Keyword Tool, Google Alerts, Google News, Google Reader, and Google Places. Each tool is described in 1-2 paragraphs explaining what it is and how marketers can use it to generate content ideas, collaborate with teams, research keywords, monitor brands and stay up to date on industry news to improve inbound marketing strategies.
Malware poses a serious and growing threat to organizations. Viruses, worms, spyware and other malware are becoming more sophisticated and adept at evading traditional defenses. A single integrated platform like VIPRE Antivirus Business that provides high-performance malware detection across multiple threat types with minimal system impact may be needed to effectively address the new wave of malware.
This document provides an introduction to using Twitter for marketing purposes. It discusses how to build a list of Twitter followers by setting up your profile with a photo, background, and descriptive bio. It recommends following industry leaders and re-tweeting quality content from others to provide value to your followers. Tools like TweetDeck and Social Oomph are introduced to make managing your Twitter presence easier by scheduling tweets and automating some functions. The overall goal is to use Twitter to grow your business by developing relationships and sharing useful information with your follower base.
This document provides an introduction and overview on how to use Twitter for marketing purposes. It explains what Twitter is, how it works, who uses it, and why it can be effective for marketers. It then provides step-by-step instructions on setting up a Twitter account and profile, including choosing a username, adding important profile information and a photo. The document also covers how to post tweets, engage with others through replies and direct messages, and offers best practices for using Twitter as a marketing tool.
People are straight-up freaking out about Twitter...especially people who work in marketing and are responsible for consulting brands about what to do on the interwebs.
This presentation offers an overview of what Twitter is, how it works and why it works that way, as well as recommendations for how brands can strategically operate in this space to meet marketing objectives without being typical PR scumbags.
Enjoy!
The document provides guidance for small businesses on using Twitter to connect with customers and grow their business. It discusses how one small bookstore owner used Twitter to save her struggling store. The document then outlines how to get started on Twitter, including the anatomy of a tweet, designing a business profile, and bringing personality to tweets. It also offers tips on engaging an audience by listening first, developing a business voice, tweeting regularly, and sharing content that others will want to retweet or share.
Twitter for Business is a workshop presentation I delivered to SME's in Worthing on 2nd September 2009.
What is Twitter; Why a business should be using Twitter and the Tools that you can use.
This document provides instructions for setting up a Twitter account to make money while sleeping. It recommends customizing the account profile with a photo and biography focused on one's area of interest. The most important fields to populate are the "More info URL" and "One line bio" as they provide opportunities to drive traffic to one's website or blog where money-making opportunities exist. It also recommends using Twitbacks.com to customize the Twitter background with photos, logos, and multiple URLs to further promote one's brand and monetization efforts. The overall goal is to build followers and engage them in ways that can eventually lead to sales without much ongoing effort.
This document provides information on microblogging and how businesses can use it effectively. It defines microblogging as short blog posts of around 160 characters on sites like Twitter. The document discusses popular microblogging sites, how businesses are using microblogging to build their brand, network, and drive traffic. It provides tips for businesses on using microblogging effectively such as adding value, following the right people, and monitoring discussions.
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.
A Conversation about Twitter is a 5-part educational series that rolls through a dialogue between Twitter Tina (Twitter fan) and Tom (Twitter skeptic) in blurbs of 140 characters or less. The fourth part "Seven strategies and tactics" focuses on various strategies and tactics to make the most of Twitter. Feel free to contact us (Fresh Consulting) for your business use at team@freshconsulting.com or visit us at www.FreshConsulting.com
Twitter is a microblogging platform that allows users to post short updates of up to 140 characters. It functions like a cross between instant messaging and an online chat room. The largest demographic of Twitter users are 35-44 year olds. People use Twitter as a virtual water cooler to engage in conversations and build online communities. Marketing via Twitter can help engage customers, monitor brand mentions, and provide live updates on events. Setting up a profile, learning how to post, follow others, retweet, and use hashtags are important basics for using Twitter effectively. Objectives like networking, monitoring brand mentions, and extending the reach of content can be achieved through strategic Twitter use.
Short Description Regarding Twitter.com. easy to learn, created by Mr. Mahesh Gangude. For More info. visit www.mahesh-gangurde-digital-marketing.url.ph
1) The document provides an overview of how to use Twitter for business purposes, including signing up for an account, following others, engaging in conversations, and monitoring your brand on Twitter.
2) Key aspects of using Twitter that are discussed include using hashtags to categorize tweets, retweeting others' content, direct messaging other users, and setting up searches to monitor keywords and discussions.
3) The document recommends focusing Twitter use on clear objectives like networking, gathering industry information, monitoring your brand, and providing customer support, rather than trying to gain followers for its own sake.
This document provides an overview of Twitter and its potential usefulness as a dating site. It describes Twitter as a microblogging platform that allows users to post brief messages called tweets. The brevity of tweets fosters conversational engagement between users. While initially unclear in purpose, upgrades allowing users to follow specific accounts they select have increased Twitter's social networking functionality and made it possible to attract followers. The document suggests Twitter shows promise for meeting potential romantic partners.
The document provides an overview of how businesses can use Twitter effectively. It discusses what Twitter is, how businesses can sign up and use Twitter to connect with customers and industry contacts. The document also provides tips on who to follow on Twitter, what kinds of content to share, and tools businesses can use to monitor conversations and schedule tweets. The goal is to help businesses identify objectives for using Twitter and provide practical guidance.
The document provides an overview of Twitter and how to use it for job searching:
- Twitter allows users to post short messages called tweets that are limited to 140 characters. It can be used to network, find information, and for recruiting and business purposes.
- The document outlines how to set up a Twitter profile and account, including adding a profile photo and bio. It also explains how to find people and companies to follow for job searching.
- Key features like retweeting, hashtags, direct messages, and lists are described. Resources for finding recruiters and jobs on Twitter are provided.
The document discusses using Twitter for business purposes. It provides an overview of what Twitter is and how companies can use it. Specifically, it outlines how companies can use Twitter to provide customer support and resolve issues by monitoring keywords and responding directly to customer tweets about products or the company. It recommends tools like TweetDeck and HootSuite to help manage multiple Twitter accounts and searches to facilitate customer service on the platform.
Are you a small business owner who is looking to leverage social media for building your business? Have you heard about Twitter and want to decide if it is an appropriate channel to use? Are you new to Twitter and want to learn more? Then this presentation will introduce you to Twitter, give you helpful tips on getting started and using Twitter for you or your business. For more information, please email us at info@teamandadream.com.
Jack Dorsey created Twitter in 2006 as a way for people to share messages similar to SMS texts. Twitter allows users to post short messages called tweets that are limited to 140 characters. Popular features include following other users to see their tweets, using hashtags to discuss topics, and organizing followers into lists. Proper Twitter etiquette suggests interacting with other users, avoiding self-promotion, and being polite in discussions.
Blogs have become an influential communication tool for businesses to connect directly with customers. According to a study by Technorati, over half of professional bloggers use blogging to attract new clients or customers. For businesses, blogs can help establish thought leadership, increase website traffic, build links, and build their brand. To organize an effective corporate blog, companies need commitment from top leadership and should appoint a blogging administrator to manage the blog and get employees involved through writing requirements and incentives. When done correctly, business blogging can help companies develop strong online reputations and find new customers.
The best email marketing campaigns of 2013Digital Pymes
We have selected an EXCELLENT document from campaignmonitor.com
As they say: "After crunching some numbers around email volumes this holiday season, we happened on a trend that won’t come as a surprise to most email marketers: Over the past few years, the average number of campaigns our customers send is growing… but on an aggregate level, engagement is going down."
More info and Dowload link:
http://www.campaignmonitor.com/blog/post/4135/best-email-marketing-campaigns-of-2013
This document provides an overview of 7 Google tools that can help improve marketing effectiveness: Google AdWords, Google Docs, Google Keyword Tool, Google Alerts, Google News, Google Reader, and Google Places. Each tool is described in 1-2 paragraphs explaining what it is and how marketers can use it to generate content ideas, collaborate with teams, research keywords, monitor brands and stay up to date on industry news to improve inbound marketing strategies.
Malware poses a serious and growing threat to organizations. Viruses, worms, spyware and other malware are becoming more sophisticated and adept at evading traditional defenses. A single integrated platform like VIPRE Antivirus Business that provides high-performance malware detection across multiple threat types with minimal system impact may be needed to effectively address the new wave of malware.
This document contains information about Johann Sebastian Bach's "Arioso" composition including transcriptions of the piece for various instruments and arrangements. It provides the sheet music for a transcription of the "Arioso" for violin and piano by Sam Franko. The sheet music contains musical notation, instructions such as tempo markings, and copyright information.
This document discusses engagement marketing for B2B companies. It defines engagement marketing as developing a two-way dialogue between organizations and their markets to build brand value, customer loyalty, and drive revenue. The document outlines strategies for B2B engagement marketing, such as monitoring online conversations, creating unique online content, leveraging the sales team, and building online communities. It also provides tactics for engagement marketing including using multiple communication channels, incorporating customer input into marketing and sales processes, and maintaining consistent messaging across channels.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document provides biographical details about the author's career change from finance to social entrepreneurship and filmmaking. Some key points:
- In 2004, the author decided to leave his successful career in finance and private equity at age 44 to pursue a different path focused on social and environmental impact.
- His first project was a documentary film called "Spirals of Stone" about three men's fascination with Patagonia. This sparked conversations about human values.
- Inspired by social entrepreneurs, he made a second documentary "Beacons, Signs of Change in Latin America" to spread awareness of individuals making efforts against poverty and inequality.
- Through making the documentaries, he got
This document provides a complete guide to Twitter. It begins with an introduction that explains what Twitter is and how it has evolved from a platform for sharing mundane daily updates to a major site used by news organizations and public figures. The guide then discusses what makes Twitter useful, how to set up an account, tips for effectively tweeting, apps and bots to use, scheduling tweets, and some example accounts to follow. It aims to explain all aspects of using Twitter to help readers get the most from the platform.
This document provides an introduction to using Twitter to promote yourself and your online business. It explains that Twitter allows users to share brief "tweets" of up to 140 characters to update their followers about what they are doing. The document encourages readers to join Twitter in order to raise their profile, stay connected with others, and use it as a marketing tool for their business. It provides tips on how to promote one's Twitter profile, gain followers, and make the most of the platform to enhance an online business.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets. It has experienced rapid growth over the past year, gaining over 1,500% more users. To be effective on Twitter, users must build a targeted following of interested followers and post a majority of useful, keyword rich information while also developing some personal presence. The future of Twitter is uncertain but it is established and continuing to develop new applications to engage its large user base. Resources for learning more are provided.
This document provides an introduction to using Twitter for marketing purposes. It discusses what Twitter is, how it works, who uses it, and why it can be effective for marketers. It then provides step-by-step instructions on setting up a Twitter account and profile, how to tweet, find people to follow, and engage with others on Twitter. The document concludes by discussing some common mistakes to avoid and additional tools that can help users get the most out of Twitter.
This document provides an introduction and overview on how to use Twitter for marketing purposes. It explains what Twitter is, how it works, who uses it and why it can be effective for marketers. It then provides step-by-step instructions on setting up a Twitter account and profile, including choosing a username, adding important profile information and customizing the look. The document concludes by explaining how to engage on Twitter through tweeting, replying to others, using hashtags and direct messaging.
A Conversation about Twitter is a 5-part educational series that rolls through a dialogue between Twitter Tina (Twitter fan) and Tom (Twitter skeptic) in blurbs of 140 characters or less. The second part "Why should I join?" focuses on the benefits of a personal Twitter account. Feel free to contact us (Fresh Consulting) for your business use at team@freshconsulting.com
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to share information through short messages called tweets. While tweets are limited to 140 characters, Twitter can be used in many different ways by different types of users, such as communicating, sharing links and information, building networks, and more. However, using Twitter effectively for business purposes requires time, practice, and patience, as the benefits are not always immediate to measure.
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While many senior executives have taken to our digitally connected universe like ducks to water, others haven’t. And if that statement resonates – then this document is for you.
Welcome to the first in a series of documents specifically designed for the CEO – or senior executive – who wants to know more and how best to join the party.
This document provides tips on how to use Twitter for job searching. It discusses that Twitter allows users to connect with others based on common interests and is a valuable networking tool. Some key points include following companies and people in your industry, posting regular updates about your job search to stay top of mind, and directly reaching out to contacts for referrals or information on potential job openings. Employers also use Twitter to post available jobs.
What Every Company Should Know About Using Social Media and Twitter During A ...John Dye ( dyejo, inc. )
1. The document provides an overview of Twitter and how businesses can use it. It discusses how Twitter is easy to use, free, and allows businesses to interact with customers in real-time.
2. Several examples are given of companies like Comcast and Zappos that have successfully used Twitter for customer service and marketing.
3. Advice is provided on how to get started on Twitter and how businesses can use it to share relevant information with customers.
This document contains notes from a presentation on using social media, specifically Twitter, for business purposes. Some key points include:
- Twitter can be an easy social media platform for businesses to use because it is free, easy to get started, only requires short messages, and allows reaching many potential customers.
- Businesses can use Twitter for customer service, sharing timely industry information and links, and listening to conversations around their company or industry.
- Utah Business Magazine has found social media allows more participation from subscribers and creates online spaces for the business community to network efficiently.
This document contains information from a presentation on using Twitter for business purposes. Some key points include:
- Twitter can be an easy social media platform for businesses to use because it is free, easy to get started, only requires short messages, and allows reaching many potential customers.
- Businesses can use Twitter for customer service, sharing timely industry information and links, following thought leaders, and listening to conversations around their company.
- A 70-20-10 formula is suggested for business use of Twitter - 70% sharing resources, 20% collaboration, 10% casual conversation.
- Twitter is best used as a listening tool to understand customers and the industry conversation.
1. The document provides information about social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube. It discusses how to use Twitter for business and gives statistics on Twitter's growth and user demographics.
2. Details are given on how businesses like Comcast and Zappos use Twitter for customer service and engagement. Basic features of LinkedIn are outlined for professional networking and opportunities.
3. The document offers tips for using social media platforms like suggesting adding social media links to your email signature and business card to promote your online presence.
A Conversation about Twitter is a 5-part educational series that rolls through a dialogue between Twitter Tina (Twitter fan) and Tom (Twitter skeptic) in blurbs of 140 characters or less. The fifth and final part "Twitter Tools" focuses on the available applications to make the most of Twitter. Feel free to contact us (Fresh Consulting) for your business use at team@freshconsulting.com or visit us at www.FreshConsulting.com
This document contains notes from a presentation on using Twitter for business purposes. Some key points include: Twitter can be an easy social media platform for businesses to use due to its free cost, ease of setup, and ability to quickly share short messages. Businesses can use Twitter for customer service, sharing timely industry information, and creating relationships with customers. Examples are given of how companies like Comcast, Zappos, and Skittles utilize Twitter for marketing and customer engagement. Contact information is provided for the presenter, John Dye, for any additional questions.
This document provides guidance on using Twitter effectively for marketing purposes. It discusses what types of content to post on Twitter, Twitter etiquette, finding people to follow, using Twitter for PR, attracting followers, the viral aspect of retweeting posts, using favorites to store endorsements, and tools for tracking Twitter activity and posts. The overall aim is to help users gain followers and build relationships on Twitter that can benefit their business.
This document provides an overview of social media and Twitter. It discusses why people should care about and get involved with social media. It then covers topics like how to protect yourself online, what information is publicly available about people, and how to check up on yourself and others online. The rest of the document focuses on Twitter, including how professionals use it, best practices for setting up an account, how to tweet, follow others, use hashtags and retweets, and tools like Bitly and TweetDeck.
Libro Blanco sobre Compra Programática y RTBDigital Pymes
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Madrid, 17 de septiembre 2014. IAB Spain, la Asociación que representa al sector de la publicidad, el marketing y la comunicación digital en España, lanza hoy el primer Libro Blanco de Compra Programática y RTB, que se suma a los 14 publicados hasta la fecha por la asociación.
Desde que en 2008 aparecieran las tecnologías que permitían comprar y vender p
ublicidad digital a tiempo real, esto supuso el pistoletazo de salida para una nueva generación de actores y de un modelo que está teniendo su verdadera eclosión y apuesta este año.
El objetivo principal de este documento es evangelizar y entender este nuevo y complejo ecosistema. En él se definen todos los agentes participantes de este modelo de compra, su implicación en el sistema y sus flujos de trabajo, así como los beneficios tanto para los anunciantes que son los que invierten en este modelo porque puede pujar a tiempo real en lugar de comprar un inventario por adelantado y pagan por un público objetivo cualificado, como para los soportes que pueden ceder inventario más cualificado para rentabilizarlo de la mejor manera.
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In this ebook, created by Marketo and social media expert Brian Carter, we’re going to teach you how to create posts that more people will want to share. The ebook includes:
Facebook post best practices
Real Facebook case studies
New research on how people interact on Facebook
Information about the marketing ecosystem on Facebook
Discussion of the concept of virality and whether it's truly possible on Facebook
Tips for creating highly sharaeable posts
Information on what mistakes make posts unshareable
And for the geeks out there we go into excruciating detail about the research we conducted
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V Estudio anual de Redes Sociales (versión reducida)Digital Pymes
Un 41% de los usuarios españoles afirma seguir a las marcas a través de Redes Sociales, un porcentaje que aumenta hasta el 45% cuando se les pregunta si las seguirán el próximo año. Los usuarios que declaran seguir a las marcas a través de las Redes Sociales, lo hacen en su mayoría a través de la red más utilizada, Facebook (93%). A esta le siguen Twitter (20%), Youtube (9%) y Google+ (7%). Se sigue a las marcas por la publicación de ofertas de trabajo (78%), descuentos y promociones (77%) y por la atención al cliente (70%).
Según muestra el Estudio, la penetración de las Redes Sociales en España se estabiliza en un 80% de los internautas, con un 77% que accede a diario. Aumenta el papel pasivo o espectador, siendo un 36% el que publica contenidos con frecuencia (frente al 43% en 2012), y al 66% que revisa la actividad de los contactos o el 51% que se dedica a escuchar música o ver vídeos.
Selección-Recomendamos: Guía Profesional de Publicidad en Redes SocialesDigital Pymes
Autor: Territorio Creativo
La publicidad es una herramienta para las empresas que ha venido evolucionando con el paso del tiempo. Una de las principales preocupaciones de las grandes compañías es cómo invertir en ella y que esa inversión se vea reflejada en utilidades para la organización.
Por eso Territorio creativo ha presentado en Bogotá su Guía Profesional de la Publicidad en Redes Sociales (embebida al comienzo de este post para que puedas verla y descargarla) de la mano de Kevin Sigliano, socio-director de Tc y experto en la optimización de pauta publicitaria en esta plataforma.
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Selección - Recomendado: The Digital Marketer Report 2014 Digital Pymes
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Mes de agosto, zappeo con el mando de la tele y, de repente, algo me detiene. Aparecen en la pantalla un matrimonio y sus dos hijas jugando a las adivinanzas dentro de un coche mientras están parados en un atasco de una gran ciudad americana. De golpe, una moto rompe el retrovisor del coche. La familia se sobresalta. Un helicóptero sobrevuela el atasco. El marido siente que algo ocurre y sale del coche. Un policía motorizado le ordena a gritos que entre en el vehículo. El protagonista obedece. Acto seguido un enorme camión desbocado atropella al policía con un estrépito que me levanta del sofá. Las siguientes imágenes se suceden a una velocidad vertiginosa: un caos de gente corriendo, explosiones que dejan temblando, la familia huye…se enteran que ha estallado una guerra,… el ritmo se acelera, una horda de enloquecidos ataca a las niñas…
Mes de agosto, zappeo con el mando de la tele y, de repente, algo me detiene. Aparecen en la pantalla un matrimonio y sus dos hijas jugando a las adivinanzas dentro de un coche mientras están parados en un atasco de una gran ciudad americana. De golpe, una moto rompe el retrovisor del coche. La familia se sobresalta. Un helicóptero sobrevuela el atasco. El marido siente que algo ocurre y sale del coche. Un policía motorizado le ordena a gritos que entre en el vehículo. El protagonista obedece. Acto seguido un enorme camión desbocado atropella al policía con un estrépito que me levanta del sofá. Las siguientes imágenes se suceden a una velocidad vertiginosa: un caos de gente corriendo, explosiones que dejan temblando, la familia huye… se enteran que ha estallado una guerra,… el ritmo se acelera, una horda de enloquecidos ataca a las niñas…
Autor y origen: Alex Farreras
Descarga: http://www.eleconomista.es/blogs/expande-tu-negocio-en-internet/tu-gran-momento/
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Y para empezar, una aclaración. Un analfabeto digital no es aquel que no sabe programar el vídeo o enviar un correo electrónico desde el teléfono móvil. Es aquella persona que no es capaz de intuir y entender los profundos cambios que la red aporta a modelos de relación entre personas, empresas y administraciones. Como tampoco es un nativo digital quién sabe la diferencia entre WhatsApp y Telegram o es capaz de crear un perfil en Twitter.
Autor y origen: : Odón Martí
Descarga: http://www.eleconomista.es/blogs/expande-tu-negocio-en-internet/estamos-formando-analfabetos-digitales/
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Los cambios en la comunicación impulsados por Internet, han alterado profundamente modelos de relación entre personas, empresas e instituciones, cambiando formas de pensar o actuar y propiciando escenarios que hasta hace muy poco resultaban impensables.
Uno de ellos es que ya no se entiende que la comunicación de una compañía no sea liderada de forma pública y en primera persona por su CEO, su líder y máximo responsable. Un reto nuevo y desconocido, que representa un salto al vacío que muchos altos ejecutivos prefieren postergar tanto como sea posible pero que no tiene vuelta atrás.
Autor y origen: Odón Martí
Descarga: http://www.eleconomista.es/blogs/expande-tu-negocio-en-internet/la-hora-de-los-ceo-en-la-red/
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El Economista - Suplemento Tecnologia - 19 Febrero 2014Digital Pymes
Este documento describe el declive de las cabinas telefónicas en España debido al auge de los teléfonos móviles. Las cabinas tienen los años contados y su servicio finalizará en 2016, ya que casi nadie las usa y su mantenimiento es ruinoso para los operadores. Además, propone posibles nuevos usos para las cabinas, como puntos de acceso WiFi o carga de vehículos eléctricos.
This document is a collection of articles from various social media experts on creating great social experiences for brands. It includes interviews with practitioners from Whole Foods, U.S. Cellular, and Caterpillar discussing their social media strategies. Other articles provide advice on developing customer loyalty through social interactions, creating engaging content, and measuring the impact of social programs. The document aims to address common questions brands face in expanding their social media presence and building relationships with customers.
Os seleccionamos desde DigitalPymes un excelente documento puesto a vuestra disposicion por el ICEMD.
Como dicen en su web:
" Dentro de la web de Recursos de Marketing de ICEMD, los artículos de este profesional se han posicionado como contenidos estrella. Verdaderas clases de publicidad digital compartidos mes a mes, y que ahora recopilamos porque estamos seguros que os será de gran utilidad a la hora de ampliar vuestra formación en Economía Digital.
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Como miembro ICEMD tendrás derecho a un mundo de privilegios: whitepapers, artículos, entrevistas, recursos prácticos, bibliografía, entrevistas... además de descuentos y promociones especiales. Y totalmente GRATUITO.
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Este documento describe cómo calcular el retorno de la inversión (ROI) de las campañas de redes sociales. Explica que el ROI mide la rentabilidad comparando los beneficios y costes financieros, no métricas como seguidores o likes. Además, identifica los principales costes como los recursos humanos, la tecnología y otros gastos, y cómo medir los beneficios tangibles e intangibles para determinar el verdadero valor de las redes sociales para un negocio.
Todo lo que necesitas saber para crear una estrategia de Marketing de Contenidos con éxito
El Marketing de Contenidos nació como respuesta a un problema: numerosas empresas intentan clavar su cuchara en el plato de determinados segmentos de población sin ofrecer nada a cambio. Ahora, las empresas han entendido que para que sus mensajes sean escuchados, tienen que aportar valor añadido, y la mejor forma de hacerlo es contando historias que cautiven y enganchen al consumidor.
Este ebook va dirigido a todas las empresas que quieren arrancar con una política de Marketing de Contenidos seria y con objetivos claros consiguiendo nuevos clientes en el medio plazo sin que tengan que pagar por ellos.
Este ebook gratis te va ayudar a aprovechar el potencial del contenido para conseguir clientes en Internet. Con este ebook aprenderás:
¿Qué es el Marketing de Contenidos?
Tipos de contenido y objetivos
Cómo crear un calendario de publicaciones
Identificador del target
Los errores más frecuentes en el Marketing de Contenidos
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Guia Definitiva del Mobile Marketing de NetizenDigital Pymes
La Guía Definitiva del Mobile Marketing” te explica cómo tú y tus clientes podéis incorporar el marketing móvil en vuestra estrategia para mejorar la imagen de marca, generar más leads e incrementar las ventas
Desde hace ya unos años el móvil se ha convertido en un elemento imprescindible en nuestras vidas. No nos separamos ni un minuto del el. Peor aun, no sabemos vivir sin el. Sin embargo, las empresas aun no están sacando todo el provecho que podrían de esta situación.
En España la penetración de smartphones es la más alta de Europa (63%), y en el primer trimestre de 2013 se han vendido más smartphones que teléfonos móviles comunes.
Esto no solo significa que la empresas no pueden permitirse ignorar por más tiempo este medio y deben incluirlo en su estrategia de marketing, también significa que el crecimiento de Internet esta vinculado irremediablemente a los dispositivos móviles.
Autores:
http://netizen-online.es
https://twitter.com/netizenonline
http://www.facebook.com/netizenonline
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Este libro advierte sobre los peligros de publicar información en redes sociales sin cuidado. Un resumen de los puntos principales:
1. Lo que publiques hoy podría afectar tu futuro profesional, como le ocurrió a Connor Riley quien perdió una oferta de trabajo luego de quejarse públicamente.
2. Las redes sociales pueden causar problemas en las relaciones de pareja debido a los celos que generan el contacto con ex parejas y la ambigüedad de la información.
3. Las redes sociales no son
¿TIENE EL COMMUNITY MANAGER (TAL Y COMO LO CONOCEMOS) LOS DÍAS CONTADOS?Digital Pymes
El documento discute si el rol del Community Manager (CM) tal como se conoce actualmente tiene los días contados. A través de entrevistas a expertos en el área, explora cómo ha evolucionado el rol del CM en España en los últimos 10 años. Los expertos opinan que aunque el CM se ha convertido en un puesto de entrada, la especialización puede ser la esperanza de su supervivencia. Señalan que el CM del futuro deberá tener una visión estratégica del negocio y sacar conclusiones e insights de las comunidades para identificar nuevas oportunidades.
Social Loyalty - El poder para fidelizar clientesDigital Pymes
La participación en medios sociales para la mayoría de las empresas es ya un hecho. Cualquier marca que aún no esté participando en las redes sociales está perdiendo una importante oportunidad de negocio para conectar con los clientes.
Muchas empresas ya tienen una cuenta de Twitter o Facebook. Twitter es el canal primario para comunicarse con el cliente y, en algunos casos, también para la entrega del servicio al cliente. Facebook, en cambio, se utiliza principalmente para crear conciencia de marca.
Sin embargo, muchos usuarios también están discutiendo sus experiencias en muchas más plataformas que deben ser monitorizadas.
El compromiso social tiene que ser un éxito. Para ello, el primer paso es identificar dónde sucede la conversación. El siguiente paso es comprometerse con los clientes para crear una imagen positiva de la marca y, en base a las conversaciones en curso, identificar los defensores de la marca y detractores.
El tercer paso es incentivar a aquellos defensores de la marca o influencers, no sólo recompensarlos por sus transacciones económicas, sino valorarlos por su valor social - es decir, incentivar por sus interacciones sociales.
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Marketing y PYMEs: Las Principales Claves de Marketing en la Pequeña y Median...Digital Pymes
Marketing y PYMEs: Las Principales Claves de Marketing en la Pequeña y Mediana Empresa, nace con el objetivo de acercar y mejorar la función de marketing en las pequeñas y medianas empresas. Este libro cuenta con cinco capítulos desarrollados por expertos de referencia en cada una de las áreas de marketing tratadas.
Los autores abordan aspectos tan fundamentales para la pyme, como la fidelización de clientes, la gestión adecuada de nuestras marcas, los procesos de venta del siglo veintiuno, el marketing en el entorno digital y como realizar un buen plan de marketing.
Después de leer Marketing y PYMEs obtendrá una nueva visión empresarial y la suficiente confianza y seguridad, para tomar las decisiones de marketing que requiere la situación actual.
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Guia Startup - Estrategias para crear empresas onlineDigital Pymes
Desde MAESTROS DEL WEB, una muy interesante web para todos los apasionados del mundo online, os recomendamos la GUIA STARTUP
maestrosdelweb
Como dicen allí:
"Has intentado iniciar una Startup o tienes muchas ideas para crear una empresa en Internet. Entonces esta guía será un útil recurso para alcanzar el éxito en tus proyectos de emprendimiento. Descubre a través de sus 11 capítulos temáticas que te guiarán sobre las oportunidades, retos y estrategias que toda persona debe conocer al momento de emprender.
¿Qué aprenderás con la Guía Startup?
Si tu meta es abrir un restaurante online, vender cohetes por Internet o buscas diversificar la oferta actual de tu empresa. Estoy seguro que obtendrás algún beneficio de la Guía Startup adquiriendo conocimientos sobre el mundo de la inversión de capital riesgo y business angels. Entre las temáticas que abordará la guía para tu aprendizaje y reforzar conocimientos se encuentran:
Definir mejor tu producto.
Llevar una documentación financiera básica.
Crear modelos de negocio sustentables.
Las ventas de tu producto.
Entender el negocio de los inversionistas."
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Innovation & Web Inspiration
Website Magazine's digital issue for December 2013 is now available for you to view online. In addition to the feature article on "Innovation & Web Inspiration," readers will find practical guidance for hiring a digital consultant, tips for managing the Web development process, and actionable advice on merchant analytics, conversion optimization, advertising through the holidays, dynamic content marketing, selling domains, and much more.
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5. introduction
what is Twitter? 2
Becoming a tweeter 3
contents
1 why You need to Join
Twitter right now 4
140 Characters or less 4
So why do you need to join? 5
Promoting Your Twitter Profile 9
getting your own unique badge 10
getting people to follow you 11
Follow other people 12
2 how to use Twitter
as a mini Blog 16
what’s the difference between a blog
and ‘twittering’? 16
writing great tweets 18
will Twitter replace Blogs as we
know Them? 21
W h a t i s Tw i t te r ? v
6. how to use Twitter in Conjunction
with Your Blog 22
contents 3 using Twitter to
enhance Your online
Business 26
using Twitter as a Business Tool 27
Branding your business on twitter 28
generating Traffic 29
using Twitter as a linking Tool 32
Play the long game 33
4 Twitter Tools 34
what are Twitter Tools 34
making the most of Your Twitter Tools 40
Conclusion 42
get Twittering! 42
how will you use Twitter? 44
vi Introduction
8. whaT is TwiTTer?
perhaps the question should really be—do you twitter? and if
introduction you don’t you soon will do.
this guide is going to show you exactly what twitter is all
about, and how to make the most of it. you may well have
heard of it before, but you may not have realized just how
useful it can be when it comes to spreading the word about
your business online.
twitter is based around a very simple concept, and once you’ve
grasped that concept you’ll be well away. Some people reckon
twitter is too limited in its uses, but it’s the very fact that you
are limited in what you can do that makes it a very creative
medium to work in.
twitter is based on one question, pure and simple:
“What are you doing now?”
all you have to do is tell as many people as possible what the
answer to that question is.
2 Introduction
9. Becoming a Tweeter
this book will reveal all you need to know to use twitter to
boost your profile and your business. every message—or
‘tweet’—that you send out has the potential to reach even
more people. you’ll gain followers and an audience that is all
your own.
and you’ll be in good company when you join and become a
‘tweeter’. even hillary clinton tweets on a regular basis (or more
probably gets an aide to tweet on her behalf).
the more you discover about twitter, the more you will realize
that it has been called micro-blogging for a reason. It combines
all the best parts of blogging with the best bits of getting in
touch with people. and when it is used properly it can become
one of the best marketing tools in your online armory.
So what are we hanging around in the introduction for? It’s time
we got down to business in Section one and found out why
you absolutely must join twitter.
W h a t i s Tw i t te r ? 3
10. 1
why You need
to Join Twitter
right now
when you visit the twitter website, you’ll soon see that it’s all
about staying in touch. But this isn’t the kind of website that
gives you free rein to say whatever you want and spend as long
as you like on every post you make.
twitter is all about brevity. It’s all about giving people the basics
without bogging them down with the ‘too much information’
syndrome.
140 Char aC Ters or less . . .
that’s it—that’s all you’ve got to play with on twitter each time
you want to get in touch with your followers and tell people
what’s going on with your business and your life.
to put that into some kind of context, the title of an eBay
auction can’t be longer than 55 characters so you’ve got less
than three times that amount to make an impression on people.
you’ll soon find yourself becoming very adept at using the
english language to get in touch in the shortest way possible.
4 S e c ttiio n 11
ec on
11. But don’t panic. there’s plenty of
advice coming up on how to write
the best tweets possible, so stay
tuned.
so why do you
need to join?
It seems like the whole world
belongs to two groups—those who
are thinking of joining twitter, and
those who already have. If you are in
the first group you’ll want to know
what all the fuss is about, so here are
some reasons.
Twitter home page
Quick and easy
we’re not just talking about how easy it is to actually join here;
it’s all about the updates. we know how long—or short—a tweet
can be, and that’s exactly what makes the site so accessible. If you
have got your own blog you’ll know what I mean.
Blogs are a great way to get in touch with people and build a
following over the course of time, but if you don’t write posts of
a reasonable length you tend to feel like you’re shortchanging
your readers. you almost get to the stage where you’d be better
off not posting at all than posting a short message.
W hy Yo u N e e d to J o i n Tw i t te r R i g h t N ow 5
12. twitter takes all that worry away instantly. you are limited by
their 140 characters or less rule, so it’s super speedy to jump
on and write a quick sentence to tell people what the latest
development is in your business or on your website.
In fact, you’ll probably have to restrain yourself to keep from
posting too often!
Twitter makes Getting connected
it easy to put twitter makes it easy to put yourself and your business in front
yourself and your of the kind of people you want to get in touch with. every time
you send a fresh tweet it will appear in the public timeline,
business in front of which is basically a scrolling record of every single tweet sent
the kind of people out by all the members of twitter all over the world.
you want to get in there are plenty of other ways to get people to notice your
presence on twitter too, and we’ll cover that in just a moment.
touch with. the good news is that the website gives you all the tools you
need to draw attention to your profile.
But there are other ways to start using twitter. you don’t just
have to tell people what you are doing; people are also using
the site to ask questions, ask for advice and even network
with other like minded people with the intention of forming a
business relationship later on.
are you starting to see that there is a hell of a lot of potential
wrapped up in those 140 characters?
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13. Staying in touch
twitter isn’t just about letting people know what you are about
and what you’re up to; it’s also about finding other like minded
people and following them too.
Staying in touch couldn’t be easier as you can follow those
twitterers you are interested in and receive updates as and
when they post a new update. once you have found someone
you like, all you need to do is hit the Follow button and wait for
updates as and when they post them.
of course, the more people you can get to follow you the
better. this book will help you to write the best updates you
can and reach out to exactly the kind of people who will be
interested in you and your business.
Raising your profile
If you’re looking for a quick and easy way to get your name out
there and spread the word about what you’re doing, twitter
certainly fills that need. you can pick any username you like—as
long as someone else hasn’t already taken in—so think about
using your business name if you are mainly going to use the site
to promote your business.
It all helps to raise your profile and means that more and more
people will find out about you.
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14. Instant updates
while a conventional blog is a great tool for attracting readers
and potential customers, those blog posts can get pushed to
the bottom of your list of things to do.
twitter isn’t like that. you only have to write 140 characters
after all, and sometimes you won’t even need that many to tell
people what’s going on right now.
you also stand a chance of getting more followers to a well
maintained and thought out stream of tweets than you will
to your regular blog—precisely because it’s short and sweet.
people don’t always have the time to keep reading a blog (even
a very good one) so you can give people the choice of whether
they want to read more or just stick with your tweets for now.
did we mention you can use UrLs in your tweets if you want
to? Now there’s a thought . . .
A great marketing tool
this benefit should be obvious by now. It might take you a
while to get the hang of how to put twitter to good use for
boosting your business, but this book will get you much closer
than you would if you made the journey on your own.
Stay tuned for a whole chapter on what twitter can do for your
business—including information on how to boost traffic to
each and every tweet you make.
8 Section 1
15. an important point to note here is that you can customize your
own personal twitter page to include your own business colors
and photo—so it’s super easy to upload your business logo
and create a background that instantly identifies you and your
business and makes you stand out from the crowd.
PromoTing Your
T wiT Ter Profile
here’s the best bit. when you join twitter you will get your own
unique UrL to promote anywhere and everywhere you like. It
will consist of the main twitter website address followed by a
forward slash and then your username.
when people visit this web address they will see your profile
and your latest tweets listed in the order that you posted them. You can customize
you can put a short bio and the UrL of your website on this
page so make doubly sure you fill them in! every single person
your own personal
that visits your profile page is a potential visitor for your website Twitter page to
too, so make things easy for them.
include your own
Now obviously you can use this UrL anywhere you like—if you
are telling people about your presence on twitter you can use a business colors and
clickable link to embed your twitter UrL into the word ‘twitter’.
all someone has to do then is click on the word and they’ll be
photo.
taken straight to your profile page.
But the website also provides you with an opportunity to create
your very own badge for use on other sites, and this has the
W hy Yo u N e e d to J o i n Tw i t te r R i g h t N ow 9
16. advantage of being more visually appealing. you’ll find the
appropriate page for getting your customized badges at http://
twitter.com/badges.
You can have
getting your own unique badge
a Flash style
widget that either this is easy and it’s well worth doing because it really helps to
draw attention to your twitter profile. a badge is basically a
contains you widget, and you can choose one to blend in with your Blogger
based blog, your MySpace account, your Facebook account or
and your friends your typepad blog.
tweets. alternatively if you don’t have any of those click on the ‘other’
option and you’ll get three other options to choose from. you
can have a Flash style widget that either contains you and your
friends tweets, or just yours—although either method allows
people to click on your twitter Id and join up so they can follow
you (more on following and being followed in a moment!).
you can also choose an htML or JavaScript option if you are
able to do a bit of simple copying and pasting and you can
put JavaScript wherever you want to put your widget. again
every single entry can be clicked on to allow people to find and
follow you on twitter itself. these widgets not only highlight
your contributions to your twitter page, they also make it easy
for people to follow you—which is what leads to a bigger
audience for everything you do and write, both on twitter and
elsewhere.
10 Section 1
17. promoting your twitter profile is only one side of the story
though. Not only do you want to promote it, you also want
people to keep in touch with it. Now if you take a look at
your profile page once you’ve joined the site, you’ll notice
that you have a little stats box on the right hand side. among
other things, this will show you how many updates (otherwise
known as our tweets) you have posted, how many people you
are following and more importantly, how many people are The more people
following you.
It is in your best interests to make that last number as big as
who know about
possible, since the more people you have following your tweets your tweets, the
the better the impact is likely to be on your business as a whole.
better the chances
getting people to follow you are of some of
them deciding to
this is a bit like leaving a trail of breadcrumbs for people to
follow. First off, they won’t follow you if they don’t know you’re follow you.
there, so get those badges and widgets sorted out and get
some clickable links announcing the fact that you’re now on
twitter for everyone to find and post them on your blog and
website.
another cool tactic is to announce you’re a twitterer at the
bottom of all the emails you send out to anyone—even your bank
manager. hey you never know; he might be a twitterer too.
the more people who know about your tweets, the better
the chances are of some of them deciding to follow you. Most
W hy Yo u N e e d to J o i n Tw i t te r R i g h t N ow 11
18. people won’t just follow someone who tweets about anything
and everything though, so make sure you bear in mind your
reason for being on twitter in the first place.
you want to promote yourself and your business, right? okay,
so although twitter—in common with a lot of other sites like
this—doesn’t like you promoting your wares heavily through your
tweets, it doesn’t mind you sticking to the subject your business
and interests are all about. For example let’s say you have a
website which sells pet accessories. you wouldn’t promote items
directly from your tweets; instead you could share a few bizarre
facts and figures about animals through your tweets. It should be
something interesting that will entice people to read more of your
updates and maybe even sign on as a follower.
don’t forget that it’s really not necessary to sell directly via your
twitter updates anyway, since your profile page will include
your website address for everyone to click on and visit. twitter
is pretty easy to get the hang of, so even newcomers will see
your website address and are very likely to click through for a
look see if they read and enjoy your updates.
follow other people
another great way to get people to follow you is to start
following them first!
the trick to doing this successfully though is to make sure
you follow the right people. If your updates are concentrated
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19. W hy Yo u N e e d to J o i n Tw i t te r R i g h t N ow 13
20. exploring Twitter around unusual and fascinating facts about animals to help
attract people who will also be interested in your website, you
should start following other people who have a similar interest
in animals.
But how on earth do you find them?
Twitter Blocks
these are worth looking at purely for the amazing image you
get—but they have a far more intriguing purpose as well.
14 Section 1
21. twitter Blocks give you a virtual map of who you are connected
to on twitter. So let’s say for example you start following
someone. If you go onto the twitter Blocks part of the site at
http://explore.twitter.com/# you’ll see the option to look at your
own twitter block.
this will show a link from you to the person you are following
. . . and then another link (or more) to their neighbors. while
they won’t all be interested in following you, you can certainly
follow them and as soon as they realize they have a new
follower they’ll be sure to sit up and take notice of you. It’s the
twitterer’s way of standing up, waving and saying “hi!”
Using the search feature
If there is one sure way to find like minded people on twitter
(without the joy of seeing all those hovering blocks . . .) it’s via
the search feature.
this trawls through the information people give on their profile
page and returns any profiles featuring the word or words
you have asked it to search for. Incidentally a search for the
word ‘animals’ returned over a thousand results, so even if
only a fraction of those are interested in you and your animal
accessories business, you’re off to a great start.
So there we go—we’ve made a great start. But there’s plenty
more to learn and take advantage of yet.
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22. how to use
2 Twitter as a
mini Blog
a mini blog? Is it really worth it when you’re only allowed a
maximum of 140 characters for each ‘post’?
well actually yes, it is. the real secret to using twitter effectively
is to think of it as a miniature blog. Sure, some people will use
it to tell the world what they had for dinner, but we’ve got an
altogether different purpose for it. we want to generate traffic
for our websites and promote our businesses, so we need to
have some continuity in our tweets if we can.
whaT ’s The differenCe
Be T ween a Blog and
‘ T wiT Tering’?
two words—no waffle. In fact, starting to tweet on a regular
basis will actually make everything you write for your blog
tighter and more readable. If a blog is a novel, then a tweet is a
short story.
16 Section 2
23. So what differences are there in the way that you construct your
tweets as opposed to how you write a blog post?
well you certainly have a lot more freedom with your blog
since you can pretty much write posts as long as you like. Some
people have been known to write blog posts that could quite
easily have been sold as e-books! there’s certainly no way you
could do that with your tweets.
Some people have asked what the point of twitter really is.
with updates that are so short is there anything you can say
that is worthwhile? that is a valid point, but if you ever find
yourself thinking that then you’re missing the whole point of
twitter.
It gives you a tool that allows you to get in touch with anyone Think of it as an
else on the web. It also appeals to all those people who simply
don’t have the time to keep up with a blog—however well
opportunity to
it might be written. the basic premise is this—write the best pre-sell your blog
tweets you can come up with, give people the UrL to your blog
or website in your profile, and let them decide whether they or website without
want to read more or not. actually selling
as such it also provides an easy access point as far as many
of your potential readers are concerned. If you’ve ever been
anything.
browsing around the web and come across a blog on a subject
you’re interested in, how long do you give it before you get
bored and move on to something else?
that’s a great advantage of twitter. Someone can come across
your profile, take a quick glance at all your tweets and decide
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24. then and there whether they want to follow you or not. or
maybe even jump over to your blog or website.
So don’t think of twitter as just a mini blog, or even a micro
blog. think of it as an opportunity to pre-sell your blog or
website without actually selling anything.
Sounds confusing? Let’s take a closer look at how to write great
tweets to sell without, er, selling.
writing great tweets
Think of each the first rule of great writing—whether it’s a tweet or anything
tweet you send out else, come to that—is to grab the attention of whoever is
reading. If they’re not intrigued, delighted, amazed or just plain
as a headline. wowed over what you’re written then you’re not going to win
any fans or long term readers.
and if they’re not interested in your tweets the chances are
high that they won’t be too bothered about visiting your
website or your blog either. Shame.
So let’s make sure that doesn’t happen to you.
If you’re on twitter to promote your business, think of each
tweet you send out as a headline. don’t forget the golden rule
not to overly plug your business all the time. Instead, think
about some ways that you can get people interested in you and
what you’re tweeting about.
18 Section 2
25. try keeping tabs on what’s going on in your line of business,
especially online. with any luck you will become known as
someone who provides a regular insight into that area, and
people will start to look forward to your updates.
thinking about each update in terms of a headline is a great
way to make sure you don’t waffle and waste some of those
precious 140 characters. But there is a fine balance between
writing an attention grabbing headline and writing something
that’s impersonal. take these two examples:
“revolutionary new breakthrough in cat collars
announced by world famous company” (that’s only 79
characters—140 goes a lot further than you might think!)
“revolutionary new breakthrough in cat collars was
announced today. what on earth would tiddles think?”
(and that’s 102 characters)
you see how the first example truly is a headline, while the
second one is a little more one to one and actually sparks off a
line of thinking in the reader’s head? you could include a UrL
after this one to link to a longer post on your blog (perfectly
legit technique) which goes into more detail . . . and maybe even
mentions that you have a website which stocks cat collars too.
A neat trick with URLs
this isn’t strictly a writing technique but we’ll include it here
since it does affect the number of characters you end up using
H ow to U s e Tw i t te r a s a M i n i B l o g 19
26. for your tweet. rather than include a long blog post UrL in your
update, go to http://tinyurl.com and shrink your UrL down to
save on characters. It’s quick and easy and you don’t need to
sign up for anything either. oh, and it’s free.
Keywords
this is an important tip to remember because it can get you
some extra traffic. and it doesn’t just apply to your updates; it
applies to your profile as well. remember what we discovered
earlier about being able to find other like minded people by
searching for words they may have included in their profiles?
well if you can search for other people . . . then they can search
for you too.
So with that in mind, make sure you think about what keywords
best describe your business or your interests—whatever is
relevant to the kind of audience you want to attract. If you have
a gadgets website, tell people you are a gadget freak. If you
are a writer, tell people. If you like computers (and you just so
happen to sell software for them) tell people what you do. get
the picture? Just remember those keywords and the right traffic
will automatically come and find you.
One final tip about writing a tweet
If you are on twitter with the intention of building up another
stream of traffic and finding new readers for your blog, make
sure you post a tweet to announce each new blog post, and give
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27. readers something intriguing to chew over while they click your
link to visit the blog itself. asking a question that is answered
on your blog can work well, but the best way to explore what
people are doing to grab other people’s attention is by getting
to know different twitterers and seeing how they do it.
who catches your attention and why? Make a note of how they
do it, start following them and see if you can emulate their
techniques. you’ll develop your own style over time, but there’s
no harm in learning from the people who are already being
followed by dozens—if not hundreds—of other people. this is
a sure sign that they are great twitterers!
will T wiT Ter rePl aCe
Blogs as we know Them?
I think we know the answer to that by now, but it’s worth
exploring it in a little more detail. you see, the two mediums
are very different. twitter is famous for its brevity, which some
Twitter can act
people see as a bad thing but others (those who have already as a forerunner to
plugged into the traffic it can generate) see as a huge benefit.
your blog.
twitter can act as a forerunner to your blog. It can be a flag
waver to get people’s attention before funneling them over
to where you want them to go. It also establishes a link with
people in a very non-threatening way. you’re effectively saying,
“hey look, I wrote a new blog post today. See what you think . .
.” and then handing the reins over to them.
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28. So no—twitter won’t and shouldn’t replace the standard
blog. It should go hand in hand with it, and those who really
understand that link will do well with both.
how To use T wiT Ter
in ConJunC Tion wiTh
Your Blog
okay so we know that twitter can act as a kind of announcing
tool that you can use whenever you make a new post on your
blog. But it can be so much more than that if you know how to
use it properly.
this is where some creative thinking can really pay dividends.
Sometimes it’s nice to just let people know you’ve written a
new blog post, telling them roughly what it’s about and where
to find it. But twitter is essentially a tool for getting in touch
with people and letting them know what you’re doing, so why
not take advantage of that and get your readers and followers
involved a bit more as well?
the best way to achieve this is to use your updates to ask
questions rather than post statements all the time. It’s good to
simply say something once in a while, but by asking a question
you encourage your followers to tweet back at you and pull
them a little further into your world.
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29. there’s another benefit of asking questions as well. If you’ve got
a blog that you’ve been working on for a while, you’ll probably
have run across times when you run a bit short on ideas.
ever felt like that? It would certainly be good if you could get
some fresh input into your blog without giving over control to
anyone else, wouldn’t it?
welcome to twitter!
there is no better place or method for getting some fresh
input than this website. Lots of bloggers have caught onto this
method of refreshing their blog and that’s because it works.
ask your readers what they’d like to see on your blog that isn’t
already there. try asking what they thought of your last blog
post. have you ever thought about putting a poll on your blog
and asking people to vote through a tweet?
there are plenty of ways to generate extra traffic to your
blog and get people more involved in it by using your twitter
account to get involved with them. all you need to do is think
of the best questions to ask in your case.
Getting ideas
If people start to tweet back at you, pay close attention to what
they say. Some of them may unwittingly highlight certain areas
of your topic that you hadn’t even thought about.
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30. It may take you
a while to find your
own voice and
that’s fine.
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31. one chance comment through twitter and you could be off and
writing your next blog post within minutes. Stay alert and watch
out for the nuggets of information other twitterers will send you.
Be prepared to experiment
all the great bloggers have their own distinctive voice. It’s the
same on twitter. you wouldn’t think that people would have
much room to express their own character in 140 characters
but it is certainly possible, as you’ll see once you start exploring
what other people have to say.
It may take you a while to find your own voice and that’s fine.
experiment with different styles for a while or just do what feels
natural to you. you might make the decision for every tweet to
be in the form of a question. alternatively you might make each
one a statement.
the point is, everyone finds a different way of using twitter
to enhance and promote their blog. your twitter style will
probably be very similar to your blogging style, and indeed
they shouldn’t be too different otherwise you might find you
lose readers. you want to be as recognizable as possible.
enough said? good. Now let’s get down to business.
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32. using Twitter to
3 enhance Your
online Business
once you’ve been on twitter for a while and you’ve come across
a few other twitterers, you’ll notice that they tend to fall into two
broad groups. the first group likes to tell everyone what they’ve
had for dinner, what they’re watching on television and so on.
the second group likes to use the site as a business tool.
Needless to say, it’s the activities of this second group that
we’re interested in. If you use the site properly you can build
up another stream of traffic to your website or blog, not to
mention developing a brand for yourself as well.
and it doesn’t matter whether you are a new business or you’ve
been around for a while either. the great benefit of twitter is
that it attracts all kinds of people from all walks of life, who all
have different reasons and motivations for using the website.
you’ll soon find you start to link up with and follow people who
are interested in the same subjects you are, and then they’ll
start following you too.
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33. using T wiT Ter Twitter profile page
as a Business Tool
remember what we said in the last section about asking
questions to generate some ideas for your blog? It works just as
well for any other business too.
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34. By asking questions in this context you can get a much better
idea of who your customers are and what appeals to them.
For example, you might be thinking about stocking a certain
product but you’re unsure as to how well it might be received.
why not post an update asking for some feedback on it and see
what you get in return?
you can always post a teaser and then link to your blog where
you can give some more information.
Br anding Your
Business on T wiT Ter
Branding can be a subtle process that occurs over time. as a
twitterer you can ensure you become known for tweeting on
a specific subject which is related to your business. In this way
you will automatically start to get involved with other people
on the site who think the same way you do.
Let’s say you own a website which sells quality accessories
for various makes of car. If you start tweeting about subjects
such as the importance of personalizing your car, why quality
accessories last longer, why cheap isn’t actually cheap at all
and so on, you will gradually start to develop your brand as
something that is of good quality and is reliable. that is the
impression people will get and so they’ll automatically have
that image in mind when they cross over to your website for a
quick look.
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35. you can also brand yourself by personalizing your profile page
on twitter. you can’t do anything too profound to it but what
you can do is enough to really make you stand out.
First off there is your profile picture. If you are on twitter for the
express purpose of promoting your business, the best picture
to use is one of your logo. It should be a clear one though as
the actual picture will be quite small on your screen. photos
don’t work as well.
the best thing you can do is to change the background. you
can upload a background image as a Jpeg, gIF or pNg file,
and it will appear behind your profile column and your latest
list of tweets. get your thinking cap on and make it a good
one! a bricklayer could use a photo of a wall, a writer could
use a picture of a typewriter, a website selling jigsaws could
use a load of random jigsaw pieces as a background . . . you
get the picture (no pun intended). Just don’t forget—your
background can be your brand too.
gener aTing Tr affiC
Now we know we can shrink long UrLs by feeding them
through tiny UrL before posting them to twitter, so an update
can include a link to another website or blog, providing a direct
link to it in the process.
there are two basic rules to remember when it comes to
generating traffic via your twitter account:
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36. • put the website address of the site you want to drive
traffic to in your profile column—everyone will be able
to see this whenever they visit your page
• concentrate on building up a large number of followers.
the more people who know about you and what you’re
about, the more people you will get clicking through to
your website
the next section will also show you how to use some of the
huge number of twitter tools available to make the process of
generating traffic that bit easier.
the best results for traffic building on twitter will be seen over
the long term. It’s vital to understand that you can’t just sign up,
start tweeting and expect traffic for your website to go through
the roof as a result. It needs a little effort from you first.
But like a lot of other things, once you have laid the
groundwork you can simply post an update every day to let
your followers know what’s going on in your world. a well
written tweet will always attract their attention if you continue
to be a regular face on the site.
we’ve already covered some techniques for attracting a large
number of followers, but if you want to keep them interested
in your business it’s important to remember that you need
to keep them interested in reading your tweets too. a lot of
people fall into the trap of thinking that so long as they post
an update every day or so, that will be enough to keep people
following them.
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37. Stop preSS! It’s not enough to simply be active on twitter.
people won’t follow you just for the hell of it. If you come across
someone else on twitter who doesn’t have anything interesting
to say, do you decide to follow them anyway? of course not.
the same goes for you. think about what you want to achieve
on the website and stick with it. If you want to attract the kind
of people who could well become customers, you need to
make sure every single tweet you post will be of interest to
them in some way. even if they don’t always click through to
read your blog post or read that new article you’ve got on your
You will find
website, the overall effect will be cumulative. that the traffic
over time they will come to trust you and look forward to your tends to take care
tweets—your little nuggets of inspiration. a lot of people don’t
get twitter—they can’t see how such a short post can make any of itself.
difference to anyone at all.
But we know better, right?
Build your followers over time and you’ll find your traffic builds
over time too. So long as you concentrate on making sure all
your tweets are of excellent quality and relevant to your area of
business, you will find that the traffic tends to take care of itself.
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38. using T wiT Ter as a
linking Tool
It should be pretty obvious that if you want to offer real value
and worthwhile content to your readers and followers on
twitter, you shouldn’t be linking to your website or blog on
every single update you write. Not only would it stand a chance
of annoying the powers that be at twitter, it would probably
annoy your followers too, since that kind of action tends to
come across as overly promotional and very pushy.
By all means let people know when you’ve posted a new entry
to your blog, but don’t make that the subject of every single
tweet you write. you should always aim to write a few tweets
that don’t link anywhere—instead they simply reveal some
useful piece of information that can really help out someone
who is interested in information about your type of business.
It might seem like a crazy suggestion but you can also link up
to a website that isn’t connected with you at all. there might on
occasion be a breaking news story that is related to your area
of interest that would be worth sharing with your followers. In
that case tell them about it.
Linking to another site doesn’t harm you or your business in any
way. In fact it can have the opposite effect—people will come
to look on you as an expert who knows where to go for the best
information and shares it with their followers when they find it.
Now I would certainly follow someone like that, wouldn’t you?
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39. think about the whole situation; don’t just concentrate on
traffic and sales all the time. profile and reputation is just as
important—if not more so in the long run, since you will gain
more followers when they read the tweets you have posted in
the past. your current followers will also stay interested and be
eagerly awaiting your next tweet.
Pl aY The long game
If you spend any length of time searching for other users on
twitter, you’ll see a whole host of people who joined, posted
one tweet about eight or nine months ago, and haven’t been
seen since.
these are mostly part of that huge group of people who
haven’t yet figured out how to use the site to its best
advantage. you are not in that group, since you’ve come this far
already.
once you’ve joined, make sure you sort your profile out
straightaway, post your first tweet, and then start browsing
round for like minded people. once you start following some
other people and getting a few followers yourself, you’ve
started playing the long game.
this is the one that gets the best results. If you put a little effort
in every day, you’ll no doubt have hundreds of followers in a
few months time. So don’t give up. explore, learn and enjoy.
and just wait for the results.
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40. 4 Twitter Tools
whaT are T wiT Ter Tools?
put simply they are tools which have been created to make
using twitter easier and more interactive. and for those of us
who want to use our twitter accounts for the benefit of our
business it is well worth digging around to see how many of
these twitter tools would help us in our quest for more traffic.
So that’s what we’re going to do in this section—we’re going to
take a look at some of the more useful tools that can really help
you save time, reach more people and generally get more out
of your twittering than you would otherwise.
It’s worth giving each of the following services a try since we
all have our own preferences and what one person may swear
by as a way to make twittering easier may not sit well with
someone else. It is certainly true to say though that using the
tools that work for you will enhance your twitter experience—
so don’t go it alone!
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41. there is also a link to the twitter Fan wiki in the explore section Twitter tools
of twitter itself, which gives you access to a wide range of
possible tools to try.
LoudTwitter.com
this is a pretty basic site, but the idea it is based on is a good
one so it’s definitely worth mentioning.
Basically all you need to do is enter your blog address on the
home page and you’ll end up getting all the tweets you make
every day sent to your blog in one easy to read post. this is a
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42. real time saver and it ensures you don’t forget to update it at
any point. all you need to do is remember to tweet!
TwitterFeed.com
this is a little like Loudtwitter, but in reverse. this one gets all
All you need to the information it needs from you to be able to send your blog
do is remember posts over to your twitter account without your input.
to tweet! again, this is another little time saving device that will have you
tweeting without actually going onto twitter to do it. It should
be noted though that this doesn’t excuse you from tweeting on
other aspects of your subject. your goal is to get people interested
in what you have to say and what your particular interest is. don’t
just use twitter remotely as a blog post announcer.
Squidoo.com
this isn’t actually a twitter tool in itself, but it’s worth a mention
because it has a twitter tool within it!
Joining Squidoo is free and you can build web pages (lenses) on
all kinds of topics. the subject of your business, perhaps? Now
there’s an idea . . .
anyway, when you are building your first lens make sure you take a
look in the wide array of modules and add a twitter Follow module
to your lens. all you need to do is add a title and the name of your
twitter account and boom—your tweets will automatically be
updated to your lens as and when you make them.
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43. this is a great way to get more people following you since the
search engines love Squidoo lenses and you’ll start getting
traffic to yours in no time.
TweetScan.com
If you’ve ever found it tricky to use the search feature on twitter
(or you just fancy using something different), give tweetScan
a try. this has the advantage that it doesn’t search for your
specified word in people’s profiles; instead it searches for it in
the actual tweets.
this is basically a search engine for twitter updates and as such
it’s a great way to locate the kind of people who are going to
be interested in your line of business. take the time to come
up with a list of relevant keywords for your website or blog, or
whatever you are selling, and type each one into the tweetScan
search box.
you’ll turn up plenty of people that you can start following,
and the law of averages will mean that some of those people
will also start following you, since you have the same interests
in common. It’s a useful tool which can be used for research
purposes. Make the most of it.
Sociagami.com
Social networking sites are wonderful for generating traffic to
your website. But if you are a member of more than one social
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44. networking site you will no doubt have hit the wall by now when
it comes to remembering your passwords, usernames, which blog
post you told your friends about where . . . and on and on it goes.
Social networking as a way to enhance traffic is all very well, but
it can certainly get confusing. that’s why sociagami.com has
come along to fill a need that was very clearly there for a while
before anyone thought to fill it.
If you are a member of MySpace and Facebook, this application
will let you manage both your accounts from one place. It
works with windows and needless to say you’ll find it a lot
easier to integrate your tweets into both sites without wasting
too much time in the process.
TwitterTools
this comes hotfoot from alexKing.com who created it. It’s
another type of plug in that it turns each tweet into a blog post
and enters it on your wordpress blog.
a lot of people use this and it is certainly another time saver.
the downside is that it does only work on wordpress though.
Rareedge.com/twitteroo
otherwise known simply as twitteroo, you won’t need to muck
about logging into your twitter account any more once you
have installed this nifty little windows friendly plug in into your
desktop.
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45. why go into twitter to post an update when you can just type
it straight into your desktop? If you’re a bit slack at posting
regularly you’ll certainly find this a good way to remind you to
do it more often.
you can also shorten your UrL quickly and easily and there are
plenty of customizable little tweaks you can do to make things
even more user friendly. this one is unmissable.
Iconfactory.com/software/twitterific
Included for the Mac users among you, twitterific serves the
same basic purpose as twitteroo.
there are plenty of features to this with only one real downside,
and that is the fact that it’s not free. however at the time of
writing it will only take fifteen dollars to get it installed in your
browser.
Twitthis.com
this isn’t so much for using with your twitter account; it’s aimed
at getting other people to tweet about your blog or website,
enabling you to get some more free publicity as a result.
you’ll get a neat free ‘tweet this!’ button to put wherever you
like on your site or blog, which will hopefully encourage people
to do exactly that and tweet about you (hopefully politely!).
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46. So get your button and stick it wherever you can. the more
places you can put it (but only once on each page of your site at
most) the more chances you have of getting other people to start
tweeting about you (or maybe even following you as a result).
making The mosT of
Your T wiT Ter Tools
twitter tools tend to be rather addictive and it’s not surprising
considering how many of them are about.
Bookmark the ones you like and try them out one by one, then
get rid of the ones that don’t really serve your needs. we’re all
different so we all have our own personal favourites.
one of the best ones in our opinion is tweetScan, since it leads
you to all kinds of people on twitter who are tweeting about
the exact same things you are interested in. you just need to
make sure you don’t start following people who have just made
one random post about your subject and don’t actually have
any real interest in it at all.
whenever you come across a new twitter tool think about how
it could benefit your business and then give it a go. Sometimes
it’s not just the tool itself that is useful—it’s how you actually
use it that really matters.
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47. Twitter tools tend to be rather addictive
and it’s not surprising considering how
many of them
are about.
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48. get Twittering!
conclusion So what are you waiting for? you’ve seen just how effective
twitter can be in enhancing your business, building a brand,
attracting the attention of the right kind of people you want to
get in touch with and bringing you fresh ideas and insight into
developing your business still further.
this is where you need to stop reading and actually get out
there and start tweeting for yourself. your ideal audience is
there—all you need to do is get yourself a twitter account,
design your profile page, fill it in with the appropriate
information and get started.
It takes time to build up a following on twitter, and it also takes
time to build up a back catalogue of comments and tweets for
people to look at when they find you. But the time you spend
in doing that is small compared to the benefits you can get in
return.
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49. how will You use T wiT Ter?
Keep this question foremost in your mind as you start to
explore the site and what it has to offer. By setting a target for
yourself—perhaps you want to get a dozen dedicated followers
in your first month on the site—it helps you to stay focused and
you are far more likely to achieve what you want to achieve.
your goals can change along the way but overall your business
should always remain at the root of what you are doing.
If you keep that simple fact in mind and follow what you have
learned in this book you won’t go far wrong.
you can also visit our blog at www.geekpreneur.com to get
more tips and advice on how to promote yourself online, and
plenty more besides.
But before that, it’s time you started tweeting.
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