The Absolute Beginner’s Guide to TwitterJenn Scott
This slideshow walks you through the basics of the Twitter platform, walking you through setting up your account, providing an overview of hashtags and at-mentions (@mentions), and going over some of the most popularly asked questions about this powerful social networking tool.
Brent Williams, President of Multifamily Insiders reviews Twitter basics from multifamily operators and marketers. Presented at the 2009 AIM Conference in Denver: http://aimconf.com.
A bare-bones, basic look at Twitter and how students can begin to use it effectively in their transition from professional students to professional public relations practitioners... advertisers... news reporters... photographers...
Web 2.0 and Social Media for Business Textbook 2nd Edition Powerpoint Slides
Free Bookboon book at http://bookboon.com/en/web-2-0-and-social-media-for-business-ebook
Why does your business need Twitter? Facebook is putting the squeeze on reach and forcing promoted posts. You can target your message to profiles with guaranteed reach. Able to communicate more effectively with men and cross culturally.
Twitter For Us - Part II 2010 - Using Twitter to Make Social Change - Listeni...Dan Cohen
Twitter for Social Change - Continued
Thinking through what we've learned
Looking ahead at how to manage/maximize the use of listening tools.
Also - examining how advocacy campaigns have used Twitter to broaden reach and impact
The Absolute Beginner’s Guide to TwitterJenn Scott
This slideshow walks you through the basics of the Twitter platform, walking you through setting up your account, providing an overview of hashtags and at-mentions (@mentions), and going over some of the most popularly asked questions about this powerful social networking tool.
Brent Williams, President of Multifamily Insiders reviews Twitter basics from multifamily operators and marketers. Presented at the 2009 AIM Conference in Denver: http://aimconf.com.
A bare-bones, basic look at Twitter and how students can begin to use it effectively in their transition from professional students to professional public relations practitioners... advertisers... news reporters... photographers...
Web 2.0 and Social Media for Business Textbook 2nd Edition Powerpoint Slides
Free Bookboon book at http://bookboon.com/en/web-2-0-and-social-media-for-business-ebook
Why does your business need Twitter? Facebook is putting the squeeze on reach and forcing promoted posts. You can target your message to profiles with guaranteed reach. Able to communicate more effectively with men and cross culturally.
Twitter For Us - Part II 2010 - Using Twitter to Make Social Change - Listeni...Dan Cohen
Twitter for Social Change - Continued
Thinking through what we've learned
Looking ahead at how to manage/maximize the use of listening tools.
Also - examining how advocacy campaigns have used Twitter to broaden reach and impact
Today's business and selling climate has become tougher to manage than ever before. The Sales Cycle is longer. Customers are more demanding. Competition is fierce. And money has dried up. Despite these conditions, what is the one skill as an entrepreneur that you can add to your arsenal that can improve your deal making skills and add to your bottom line today? Become a world class negotiator.
In business, you make more money negotiating than with any other skill. Yet many entrepreneurs have truly not developed this skill at the level needed to properly manage relationships and generate profits for themselves and their companies. At our workshop we will present strategies and a mindset that can help you generate cash flow for your business instantaneously. At our workshop you will learn the following:
We will define the negotiations process as a distinctive discipline from sales, marketing, and networking.
Why "Win Win" negotiating doesn't always work and what to do about it?
How to develop a fearless mindset that will enable you to incorporate negotiation strategies in countless interactions?
2 major concepts on how to set up a negotiation in your favor.
Real deal, modern practical strategies that can be utilized in any negotiation.
How to negotiate with friends, family, and people you like which is always a tough ordeal?
How to develop a team approach to negotiating major deals?
How to renegotiate bad deals?
Understanding momentum and the role it plays in change is a vital skill for leaders. Too many times, usually at the beginning of deploying strategy, momentum is created only to lose it within a short period of time because systematic momentum events were not planned by the leaders.
effects & music ‘hanuman’ (applied traditional thai music) by boy thai
songkran festival (water festival), the traditional Thai new year which fall from 13-15 April, the hottest month of the year. The tradition has long been celebrated in Thailand; the celebrations providing families with an opportunity to get together, allowing youngsters the chance to pay respect to their elders and for the elders to bless the younger members of the family.
activities: making merit, ritually bath the buddha image for luck, building sand stupas, pouring water over elderss’ hands, splashing of water, cleaning the house and temple.
more information about songkran festival:
http://www.tatnews.org/THAILAND_GRAND_EVENTS/2830.asp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Songkran
http://www.chiff.com/home_life/holiday/thai-songkran.htm
http://thailandcountry.blogspot.com/
Chapter 6, Part B, Web 2.0 and Social Media for Business, 3rd EditionRoger McHaney
Slides for Chapter 6, Part B of
Web 2.0 and Social Media for Business:
Business in a Connected World
3rd Edition, 2016
Dr. Roger McHaney, Dr. David Sachs
http://bookboon.com/en/web-2-0-and-social-media-for-business-ebook
Online Digital marketing is marketing that makes use of electronic devices (computers) such as personal computers, smartphones, cellphones, tablets and game consolesto engage with stakeholders. Digital marketing applies technologies or platforms such as websites, e-mail, apps (classic and mobile) and social networks.
A guide to why Twitter is relevant in the research environment, how it can be useful, and how to Tweet successfully.
There's a link in the presentation to the handout used in this workshop - although it was aimed at a University of York audience, it's relevant for any academics or researchers interested in using social media.
Part of the Becoming a Networked Researcher suite of workshops.
How to use Twitter (X) for educational Tweet Chats by Nadeem Khan, Teacher and Trainer from Maharashtra. The slide is a guide on conducting/participating in a tweet chat.
Here is a how-to guide for businesses (and even users in general) to get set up on Twitter. For more information on how to get started on Twitter, visit oneforty.com and oneforty.com/blog.
1. Twitter
BasicsIf you see something you like, “retweet” it.
This is like giving the “thumbs up” to some-
thing that you like. Because the timeline is
always moving, odds are people aren’t
catching everything on their timelines.
To “retweet,” use: RT @[person’s name
you are retweeting] + the original com-
ment.
A personal comment may be placed before
a RT or after it by using // after the original
comment.
Sometimes you may need to shorten a RT.
Just make sure that the shortened tweet
retains the tone of the original sender.
If your conversation with someone exceeds
2-4 tweets, take it offline into “direct mes-
sages”
If you want your message to be private,
ensure it’s a direct message. You do a
direct message by using D [username] +
your message
To shorten a link, you can use the following
websites:
Bit.ly
Tiny.url
Tr.im
Is.gd
Twitter Etiquette & Tips
Effective Twitter Communications
for New Users
More Twitter Etiquette & Tips
On Fridays, there is a phenomenon called
“Follow Friday” which uses the hashtag
#FF. On Fridays, people share their 3-5
favorite people to follow on Twitter. Many
folks also put their reason for why they fol-
low that group. Here is a sample tweet:
Favorite #PDX Foodcarts: @whiffies,
@brunchbox, @wickedwaffles,
@gardenstatechef #FF
If someone mentions you or retweets your
messages, it is considered polite to thank
them for the RT or mention. You can thank
more than one person for a RT in the same
tweet. Here is a sample tweet:
Thanks for the RT @redcrosspdx
@cresa @cherylble
To easily embed pictures, you can use a
Twitter picture application like
www.twitpic.com or www.tweetphoto.com.
There are a number of photo-based shar-
ing applications for Twitter.
Most importantly….
HAVE FUN!!!!
2. Search Bar: Search Twitter by keyword
Home: This button brings you back to your
main account timeline which shows the tweets of
folks you are following.
Profile: This shows your account basics which
include your name, location, website, bio, who
you are following (following), who is following you
(followers), lists and number of tweets.
Messages: These are private messages from
individual people that only you and your sender
can see.
Under “What’s Happening”
Timeline: A second button exists to return you
to your main timeline.
@Mentions: This compiles all of the tweets
that have your name in them. If people you do
not follow mention you, they will appear here, but
not in your main timeline. You will want to check
this.
Retweets: Shows what tweets you have ret-
weeted and what tweets of yours that others
have shared.
Searches: Where you find searches you have
saved
Lists: You can create your own lists of people
by category or you can follow other people’s lists.
Lists you follow are shown here. Clicking on
these list titles will show you the separate time-
line of each list. (Note: if the owner of a list
chooses to delete a list you are following, you will
be out of luck.)
On the Top of the Page Upper Right Hand Corner
Little Box: Second place to make a new tweet
Under Your Twitter Name, you’ll find
the following possible actions
in a drop-down menu.
Settings: This gives you options to specify your
account settings which include:
Adding your location to tweets (sends a map
location link along with your tweet)
Protecting your tweets (makes them viewable
by those you give permission to follow you)
Connecting your mobile phone (certain tweets
can be sent as text messages to your phone.
You can specify direct messages or certain
people individually on this.)
Adding a picture
Changing the design
Connecting to other 3rd party applications (like
Tumblr, TwitLonger, TweetDeck, TwitPic, etc)
Help: Link to Twitter Basics if you are trying to
figure out what to do.
Who to Follow: Twitter makes some recom-
mendations for you based on who you follow.
Sign-Out: Way to log out of your account.
Think back to the first school party or large social
situation you ever attended….remember feeling
awkward, not sure who you should talk to or how
you should behave?
Welcome to Twitter.
This brochure is intended to provide the social
etiquette and helpful hints to navigating this new
form of communication.
Key Terms:
Timeline: Tweets occur in reverse chronologi-
cal order and continuously update. The timeline is
what you are tweeting into on the main page.
Mentions: Using @[name] is targeting a mes-
sage to someone else. IT IS NOT PRIVATE as it
will show up in your timeline to everyone who fol-
lows you.
Hashtag: Using # next to a word without a
space is a hashtag.
These can be used two ways:
1 = Making a word a searchable term
2 = Using it to illustrate a thought bubble.
For example, if #CRESA is hashtagged, you can
click on the word and find all uses of CRESA on
Twitter. Alternatively, #couldnotcareless illus-
trates a “thought bubble use.”