Twitter is extremly popular, used by many, many people. How to be interesting on twitter goes through the steps of becoming interesting. First, you must make your interesting profile and name, then you will want to follow interesting people and then you will need to tweet interesting things about yourself only 10% of the time, interesting news items or pertinent to your followers, and then retweet. Most times, retweets are followed with a follower. Plus, it's a great way of providing interesting information to tweet about. Be fun, be interesting and you will get many followers on Twitter. Find me, Drivendesire, on twitter. Find me on Youtube: frannjean.
Saturday, May 2, 2009
How to be Interesting on Twitter
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Twitter for Small Business by PartnerUp
Twitter is one of the fastest-growing social media tools out there right now. The free service is used by millions of people everyday and continues to grow in popularity.
Twitter is an online tool, similar to instant messaging, that allows users to submit updates on themselves of 140 text-based characters or less. These updates, called "tweets," then get displayed on the user's Twitter page, where other Twitterers can "follow" what the person is up to and even comment if they'd like.
More recently businesses have begun to realize the potential of Twitter as a point of contact with their customers and have joined the site, using it in multiple ways. News outlets, like MSNBC, typically use the service to disseminate breaking news. Whole Foods uses it to release up-to-date product information. Comcast has received a lot of coverage for using it to solve customer service issues. Twitter is a great vehicle for businesses to create a dialogue and keep in close contact with many of their customers. Here are some additional ways you can use Twitter for your small business.
1. Announce new offers, deals or sales.
2. Announce news relevant to your industry or business.
3. Provide short tips or useful information.
4. Ask for suggestions or feedback.
5. Announce recent press coverage.
6. Report on live events you're attending.
7. Keep track of your name and brand and what people are saying about it.
8. Alert your followers when you have a new blog post.
9. Attract new clients by thoughtfully adding to conversations surrounding your industry.
10. Share valuable tools or resources.
Getting your business on Twitter is easy. Just go to Twitter.com and choose a username that relates to your business or is your actual company name. Then start searching for people who are interesting or might be interested in you. Start following them and start adding to the conversation. Keep in mind that you'll get out of it what you put in to it, so put some time and effort in to staying engaged.
For right now Twitter is free to all users, commercial or non-commercial, but Twitter co-founder Biz Stone announced last month that this might be changing for business accounts. It's been widely publicized that Twitter is having issues with monetization, and Stone sees charging businesses a sort of membership fee for their use of Twitter as a means of generating revenue. How much these fees will be is still unknown, but Stone indicates that sooner or later they will be coming.
Nonetheless, the point of Twitter is to connect people, and it can certainly connect you with your customers or potential customers. All you have to do is be engaged and provide users with information that is valuable and interesting.
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Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Positive Thoughts Generate Wealth -- Negative Thoughts Kill Any Possibilities!
- fun people
- leaders - many of them but not all..
- smiles, hugs, and love
- truth
- hope
- happiness
- helpfulness
- compassionate
- blissful
- students of personal development.
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Sunday, February 1, 2009
Read This: The 4-Hour Workweek
This is an awesome book! If you don't get inspired by this, you never will make a move to change your life into something big and abundant. How is it possible that Timothy Ferriss could do so much that most people would only dream of? He will share with you:
- What the crucial difference is between absolute and relative income
- How to train your boss to value performance over presence or kill your job or company if it's beyond repair
- What automated cash-flow "muses" are and how to create one in 2 to 4 weeks
- How to cultivate selective ignorance and create time
- What the management secrets of Remote Control CEOs are
- How to get free housing worldwide and airfare at 50-80% off
- How to fill the void and create a meaningful life after removing work and the office.
He will let you know how the New Rich (NR) has abandoned the "deferred-life plan" slave > save > retire and has mastered the new currencies of time and mobility, creating luxury lifestyles in the here and now. Just think, you put 40 years of 40-80 hour work weeks and then you retire.... or put in a few hours a week, and take retirement vacations monthly. Which would you prefer? Are you scarred to take the next step? What is the worst that can happen??? Write your dreams down. Write your worst fears down. And what if you never took the first step and kept going the current path? Enjoy this book and website http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/ . You can have it all -- see how Ty did it http://www.websimplemoney.com/ . See how Franco did it http://www.bigpayitforward.com/ .
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