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Are You Getting Twitter Right?

4/13/2011

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"Building a brand through social strategies doesn't happen overnight," writes Maria Pergolino atMarketo's blog, "it requires a sustained commitment using effective strategies for engagement and relationship building." Even as Twitter celebrates its fifth anniversary, however, many businesses still get it wrong. 

Here are a few of Pergolino's tips for getting it right:

  • When you see a tweet that your followers will appreciate, hit the retweet button. Retweeting is a win-win-win strategy that shares relevant content, shows respect to the author of the tweet and gives him/her exposure throughout your network.
  • Report news and provide links to original content. As industry news breaks, pass it along to your followers. And, she says, "be sure to include links to your own content from newsletters, B2B blogs, white papers and other sources in your tweets."
  • Use hashtags for enhanced Twitter searches. A hashtag is a word or phrase preceded by a # sign (for instance, #marketingprofs or #sxsw) that makes it easy for non-followers to find your information. "Research tags already in use," Pergolino suggests, "and utilize them in your B2B social media campaign."
  • Interact with your followers. Respond when they send @ replies, comment on their tweets and send a quick "Thanks for the RT!" when they retweet you.
  • Use lists to categorize tweeters you follow. Lists not only create an easy way to scan tweets by subject but also let the people on those lists know that you consider them go-to experts on a particular topic.
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4/16/2012 02:18:37 pm

Twitter is well known site now a days for micro-blogging. Twitter is great because of the top spyware filter and system of moderation, that way a lot of the junk or potentially harmful messages are blocked.

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4/17/2012 03:48:25 pm

Sharing the new world's information on the of twitter is really interesting.I thought I would leave my first comment. I don’t know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.

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