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Dear social media gurus, I hope you don’t mind me writing but I had some questions weighing on my mind. I’m not sure who the first social media guru was; but, I wanted to let you know that there seem to be a rapidly growing number of people claiming to be gurus in your field. As I’m not . . . → Read More: Dear Social Media Gurus…Some questions Reading back over my Twitter posts here, I was prompted to ask people today what they use Twitter for. I had some interesting conversations as a result and made some cool new contacts. I have two questions for you: 1. What is your Twitter policy? Mine is fairly simple; I try to make sure I reply to all @ questions One of the things I always get asked about Twitter is how to find people to follow? I have said before that Twitter is useless as a tool if you’re only going to follow z-list celebrities and the like… To make it effective as a business networking tool, you need to follow people who will either . . . → Read More: My Twitter Secrets – Who to Follow? It’s Friday again which in Twitter land means of course the renowned #FF hashtag comes into play. Love it or loathe it, one thing is for sure and that is that Follow Friday is here to stay. What I’m wondering though is how effective #FF actually is in improving your Twitter experience and what motivates you to . . . → Read More: Twitter – Forget #FollowFriday?
If you’re new to Twitter you are probably wondering why everyone you follow is listing names with the hashtag #FF (or #ff) today. Each Friday your twitter feed will be inundated with #ff posts filled with lists of names. The aim of these posts is to gain more followers for the people you follow that you think . . . → Read More: Twitter for Starters – Follow Friday ( #FF ) You’ve heard people talking about it, you know the celebs are into it, you probably already have an account but what on earth is the big deal about Twitter? In short and as you probably already know, Twitter is a social networking site which allows users to create ID’s under which they can communicate using short status updates . . . → Read More: Twitter for Starters It’s been a fair old while since I composed any posts about ‘how to’ Twitter. In conversation with a friend this morning we went on to discussing her Twitter profile and bio. She realised she didn’t have a bio written and I was gobsmacked. Generally speaking, I never follow anyone who has an empty bio unless I know . . . → Read More: Twitter – Your Bio & How to Write it It’s been a fair while since I blogged about Twitter and of late, I have been a little slack on my tweetlife. I am getting back in the saddle now though and can instantly feel the impact it has. Of course, time is an issue I discussed previously and there are literally countless tools now that claim . . . → Read More: Twitter Tools – Measuring Once you’ve done some looking and listening (Twitter Trick #1), it’s time to start taking some action. By now, you should have a fair idea of who is useful to you in terms of the content that they provide to your Twitter experience. You will find that you can sift the useful contacts from the ‘white noise’. . . . → Read More: Twitter Tricks – #2 Streamline It was as spring sprang this year that the full power of Twitter revealed itself to me. I mentioned before that I had registered Twitter accounts previously only to abandon them. Puzzled as to what kind of people would waste their time reading about what a load of strangers ate for dinner, I decided I would . . . → Read More: Twitter Tricks – #1 Look & Listen |
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