1. How to Win Friends and
Influence Tweepeople

2. Lisa Fields
@practicalwisdom

3. Richard Etheridge
NWAHEC Wake Forest University School of
Medicine

4. “You are a gifted presenter and your style
is completely believable. Your connection
with your audience is completely
credible.”
“I love your sincerity AND YOUR
HUMOR.”

5. Donna M. Davis, SPHR
Vice President for Human Resources
St. Charles Community College St. Charles, Mo

6. "Lisa provided expert design and delivery of a
customized educational program for St. Charles
Community College.”
“Feedback on the program was outstanding!
Employees reported after attending the program
they knew so much more about their co-workers
and their various roles, gaining a greater
appreciation as a result.”

7. “She even interacted with us via Facebook and
Twitter beforehand, which thoroughly impressed
me.”
@Kannataylor http://bit.ly/hTZqad

9. I’ve always been a Rascal

13. I love Twitter because..

14. Lee Aase
Director, Mayo Clinic Center for Social Media

15. More Good Reasons not to protect your
Tweets
More Good Reasons to Not Protect Your Tweets
By LEE AASE | Published: AUGUST 9, 2010

16. The New Power of the Handwritten Note
JAN U ARY 9, 2011
Dr . B r y a n V a r t a b e d i a n , M D
Twitter: Doctor_V

17. There’s a lot of dialog about what we can do to
stand out above the escalating noise of our new
social channels. How can we make an impression
that separates us?
A handwritten note is an option.

18. OtterBox Case Study

19. Research & making connections

20. Twitter Basics
Discover Sources: Find and follow others:
Business you love, people you know, news sources,
hobbies.
See who those you know or admire are following.
Check Twitter Ofen: pay attention to what’s
happening
Make sure you visit your Mentions~Give thanks

22. BUILD A VOICE: retweet, reply, react
A Retweet is like a Pat on the Back

23. Sounds like:
“I’ll be your best Friend!"

24. Mistake, Huge Mistake

25. Pee Wee Herman
Salesman Video

26. We also Hate this.......

27. me,me,me,me,me,me,
me,me,me,me,me,me,
me,me,me,me,me,me
me,me,me,me,me,me
me,me,me,me,me,me
me,me,me,me,me,me

28. Seth Godin/Tom Peters
American Express Video

29. If you want followers
be a good Friend

30. Do your Homework

31. Use your creativity

32. YouTube: Feelin Groovy

33. Do you bring value?
Why should I care about
your “stuff ?”

34. Increase your contacts and
credibility by participating
in Tweeter Chats.

35. The are 362 Twitter Chat
groups currently taking place

37. You can link in your
slideshare into your
Tweetchat
#HPM

38. Twitterchat linked me
to:
1. Solid folks in Hospice and Palliative Care
2. Host the #HPM on occasion
3. Used research to help my client presenting to local
Hospice
4. Placed their views on Slideshare
5. Currently working on three projects with folks
from around the world.

39. Twitter Basics
Make sure you are linking your website to
your Twitter Page. It’s part of your Bio
I would not suggest you link your Twitter to
your Facebook/LInked In.
Might link Twitter to your Professional
Facebook page.

41. Facebook was designed for
Friends

42. Linked In was designed for Professionals

43. Evan Williams TED Presentation

46. Twitter is a Different Culture
Your Twitter Bio Needs to reflect the
difference
Short & Sweet
Reflects why you bring value
Creative/show your personality
Tell folks what you do
Reveal something person~not too personal

48. Measure your results
Klout
Twitalyzer
Tweetreach

49. Thank you!