Twitter Marketing Series #1: How To Use Twitter.com
To Leverage Your Social Networking



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Twitter Marketing Series #1: How To Use Twitter.com To Leverage Your Social Networking

Copyright © by John Baril


How would you like to have a social network that grew at the rate of a
quarter of a million people a month? Well, if you have a Twitter account,
and can persuade every single new member of Twitter.com to "follow" you, that is what you will have. Okay, I admit, the scenario is unrealistic, and as things are set up at the moment, a technical impossibility. However, it is possible to implement a Twitter marketing strategy that will see your Twitter.com network grow by several hundred, or more, a month.

Twitter defines itself as a service which lets people know what their
network is up to "through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: what are you doing?" Messages, which are called "tweets", must also be brief, with no more than 140 characters per message. Oh, and the messages you send out do not have to be about the things you are doing - you can tweet about anything that takes your fancy.

Most of the messages that people tweet can be viewed by anybody who visits their page on the Twitter.com website, and they will also appear on the Twitter.com user page of anyone who follows that person.

How can Twitter marketing be used to good effect by website owners to promote their online businesses?

For one thing, the Twitter.com social networking service can be used
quickly and efficiently to build up a large network of "followers". Online business owners can use Twitter marketing to good effect by posting useful information related to their niche market and offering tips, advice, and links to articles and resources on the Internet. Don't post links to your website sales pages every single time. Be judicious and when, for example, you post a new article on your blog, it will be perfectly acceptable to mention it on Twitter.

Registering for a Twitter.com account can be done in less than a minute. All you have to do is head over to Twitter.com, click on the "Get Started - Join!" button, fill-in the short online form, click on the "Create my account" button and Bob's your uncle!

In order to get to your network to start growing, you will first have two
follow other Twitter members. Twitter provides you with several simple ways of doing that. By clicking the Find People button, you will be able to track down your contacts who are also using Twitter for social networking. When you locate a Twitter member who you want to start following, click on their name and then click on the "Follow" button that you'll find at the top of the new page when it opens in your browser.

Another method of searching for contacts is to click the Find People
link and search by keyword. A list of people who used that keyword in
their Twitter name will be listed, enabling you to start following people who are likely to share a common interest or concern with you - and
therefore be more likely to take an interest in your tweets... A certain number of the people following will reciprocate and start following you, so, if you want to grow your network, start following the kind of people who you want to appeal to.

Twitter has placed a limit on how many people you can start following in one day. As things stand at the time of writing this article, the limit
is one thousand.

As you can see, by doing a few simple things on Twitter, you will quickly be able to develop a massive following with Twitter social networking.


I wish you the best of success,
John Baril
Copyright © John Baril









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