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Review: Twitter

Presented By: EJ Cooksey | 5/03/2008 12:20:00 AM

Rating: 9
Where to signup: http://www.twitter.com/

Description:

Twitter is a social networking site that helps to keep you connected with friends and family. By using instant messaging, SMS and Web interface you can send and receive message from anyone on your list with ease.

Review:

Connecting with family, friends or even coworkers just became easier with Twitter. As a work at home business owner it is not uncommon to miss that office chit chat every now and again. You can think of Twitter as your virtual watercooler. It's nice to be able to talk to others who know how you feel and understand what you are talking about.

The best part about Twitter is that you can have the chit chat when YOU have time for it. If you're busy working on a project and just need a break, jump on Twitter and "twit" away. When you're break is done, no problem, just sign off and come back and catch up on anything you might have missed later when you get a chance.

Twitter can be activated on your cell phone so you can stay in touch no matter where you are. You can send and receive Twitter updates right on your instant messenger too. With Twitter updates I’m always on top of what’s going on with my family and friends.

With Twitter you can make new friends or block people you don’t want to talk to. It’s easy to navigate through Twitter to find people who like the same things you do or may even know some of your friends and family. Plus you always have the option of blocking anyone you don’t want to communicate with.

Twitter is a social network that works for you no matter who you are, where you are or when you might just need that how are you? It's also a great way to market yourself and let your friends know when you've made a new post to your blog, added a new product or service to your website or even found a news story online that you think they could benefit from. Just send the URL over Twitter and they'll have it right there! :)

Go ahead and check it, you might just find that one person you’ve been looking for all this time.

Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ejcooksey


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How To Twitter for Traffic

Presented By: EJ Cooksey | 4/12/2008 04:11:00 PM

Twitter is still a relatively new social networking site and using it can be an art form all of its own. It is totally unlike anything you will do anywhere else.

Twitter allows you to add url links in your twits (you will need to restrain yourself from getting carried away and posting links too often.) The short length of the messages (140 characters) you are allowed to send means that you have to approach the task in a completely different way. It takes a bit of work and a bit of thought to use Twitter effectively.

Make sure that your twits are of value and are interesting. If you can keep abreast of breaking news, and the latest trends in your area of expertise, you can build up a reputation as being someone to watch out for. This will keep you on people's friend lists, and give you the chance to broadcast an occasional message about your own website or profile which will encourage them to visit.

Since you are looking to build a long term business presence, you will need to take a long term view and work to build up your network of friends. These friends can see your twits on their twitter home page, so it is well worth making the effort to cultivate as many as you can.

As with just about any other social networking site you can mention, you have to put in the hard work at the start to establish yourself as a credible, helpful contributor who is there to do more than just give a sales message and win customers.

Driving social network traffic is never quick or easy, but you can build up a reputation which will result in regular visitors to your site, who have every chance of becoming regular customers.

You can follow me on twitter here: http://twitter.com/ejcooksey


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