Twitter Tip Series: Please Don’t Shout – Engage
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I’m doing these posts for the benefit of those you who may be new to Twitter. I share with you from my own experience, which has been rewarding and profitable. Everyone is different and the things I share are what have made twitter a valuable platform for me, so take everything with a grain of salt and check a few of these strategies out if you’re trying to find your groove.
One of the most common things I see with new accounts is one-way tweets with no engagement. The picture below is an illustration of what I’m talking about. What will happen if your stream looks like this – most of the community on Twitter who “get it” and are leveraging the platform in useful ways will not follow you back. That is not good.
If you have links to cool posts from around the web (not just to your own), have a good balance of conversations [these are clearly seen by potential followers as the @name starts out the tweet and it is conversational in nature], and RT the tweets of others you find relevant and interesting, you’ll gain the traction with good people who you can learn from, share with and grow together in the process. It really can be a rewarding and profitable activity if done properly.
If you participate on a consistent basis (30 minutes to an hour a day), contribute value to the community and participate in conversations taking place in the community – you’ll gain respect and even admiration from folks that you’ve helped along the way.
I hope this helps you gain a little more perspective on how to tap into a valuable community to be part of on Twitter. If you’re intention is to participate in a productive manner, I would love to connect with you, support your efforts and introduce to some really cool people that can make all the difference for your Twitter experience!
What valuable tip can you provide folks who are new to Twitter and want to tap into the magic you’ve discovered?
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http://www.expatlifecoach.com/blog John Falchetto
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Anonymous
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http://dimelabs.com/2012/02/social-media-101-building-trust-rapport-with-the-marketplace/ Social Media 101: Building Trust & Rapport with the Marketplace
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http://www.theuniuni.com/ cheap bras





