Twitter Marketing Guide Personal Use Ebook

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A year ago, critics insisted we didn’t need another Social Networking platform. Now almost every one has come around to the necessity of adding Twitter to their list of networking venues. Once people discovered how easy it was, it caught on so quickly that many who were indifferent or against Twitter realized they were getting left behind.

The Art Of Following

Don’t be fooled into overlooking effective management of both the people you follow, and those who are following you. Mastering the art of following should come before you go rushing off to add all sorts of fascinating Twitter apps.

You can waste a lot of time at first (and clutter up your Twitosphere) by subscribing to a lot of useless `follows’, if you’re new to Twitter. In fact, following the wrong people can deter others from following you! So if your primary purpose is business, plan your Twitter following intelligently.

Talking Turkey

There’s an old saying: “If you want to soar with the eagles, don’t run with the turkeys”. Applying it to Twitter doesn’t mean you should just blindly follow the top gurus – it means the first thing to do is be selective, and focus on your field. Choose from areas that target your exact niche market and business needs, and select people to follow from those sources.

If you have favorite experts in your field, check out who they follow on their profile pages. Most likely, a few of the people they follow will really appeal to you – and if you follow related top people, you’re more likely to be exposed to:

· Sound tips you can apply to your business practices
· Insider information about your market, upcoming trends or products and tools
· The right way to Twitter – there’s nothing like subconsciously absorbing strong examples of good Twittering

Be choosy, too, about the number of people you follow. The one thing you never want to do is be seen as following 3786 people – with 2 followers. (It brands you, rightly or wrongly, as a Spammer.)

If you find anyone’s posts to be lacking in value, be ruthless. Unfollow them. Think of your Twitter experience rather like hunting for nuggets of gold. If you pick one up, and discover it’s actually just a piece of worthless iron pyrite (“fool’s gold”), you toss it, right?

Same with people whose posts don’t provide anything of value (other than endless links to their products – with no personal interaction. Remember, the whole purpose of Twitter initially was communication. If the people you follow never bother to answer a single question, or comment on any of your Tweets, you might want to reconsider what you get out of following them.

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[YES] Personal Use
[YES] Use For Your Sites
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