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Ideas? What is your Twitter account? Mine is AlyRae7.

Killer site for that is http://mytwitterpromoter.com

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I would like to get up there. www.twitter.com/patrick_r_jones and please follow me. I promise I will have good takes on stuff. :)
maybe.

could I? lol

http://twitter.com/beyondrandom

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Social networking is playing a bigger part in many small businesses’ marketing and business strategies. Twitter is one of the networking tools to have popped up in the last year or so, and has gotten hotter and hotter.

Twitter is a program that you access via your computer where you type up a couple sentences and then post to a main site. Twitter is free to join (www.Twitter.com) and it’s easy to set up an account in a matter of minutes.

Twitter is a sort of hybrid between social networking and blogging.

Just like social networking sites like Facebook, people will sign up to “follow you” and you will also follow other people. This “following” is accomplished by people receiving your updates and you receiving theirs.

The blogging aspect of Twitter is that you make “posts” - just like you do with a blog. But because your messages are limited to 140 characters, some people call it micro-blogging.

The reasons for using Twitter are the same as any other marketing tool in general, and social networking strategies in particular:

1. Increase traffic to your blog

With a Twitter post, you can direct people to your blog for the whole “scoop” - as you can only write a short message on Twitter.

2. Build your brand

Twitter is another place to infuse your marketing with your personality and the brand of your business. You’ll get really good at condensing your message down to the key points when you’ve only got 140 characters!

3. Build your expertise

Twitter is an additional marketing tactic that allows you to showcase your authority in regards to a specific target group or niche.

4. Add sense of urgency

People use Twitter often to report on something that’s happening “right now”. This helps build a sense that you’re on top of what’s hot and what’s important. You can build on this sense of urgency with product launches and so on.

5. Build your list

Get new people onto your prospect list by directing Twitter followers to visit your website and opt-in to receive a free special report or some other free-giveaway.

6. Build a sense of community with people

Because of the “in the moment” communications that Twitter is all about, it can be a more social marketing tool. You can use Twitter to help build connection with your prospects and clients.

If you’re not using Twitter, it’s something that you might want to check out. Many people, once they start using Twitter, use it instead of Facebook and MySpace. They find the “conversational” aspect of Twitter to be more appealing and many like the fact that you can only do mini-posts - takes less time!

Jody Gabourie
http://www.articlesbase.com/business-articles/6-reasons-to-be-all-atwitter-751789.html

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My follower count has remained idle for the last few weeks and HOW do you get more followers??

By engaging with people. It’s not about gaining a quantity of followers but having a quality of followers. Having good relations with your followers usually results in them recommending you to others and you build from a solid reputation.

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So I have about 35 followers and I always tweet stuff like "what is everyone up to today?" and even send some direct messages but no one ever answers me, even if the message is asking something direct. Is this because they’re spam and only respond if my tweet mentions something specific? How can I get rid of the spam followers? It upsets me that people are following me if all they want is to sell their crap to me. I thought the purpose of Twitter was to keep up with friends.

They may be spam bots but it depends on how active they are; if they come on Twitter once a week or so, you probably won’t be getting a reply. Or, if they’re still trying to figure it out (AKA n00bs). Well you say you have 35 followers, have you ever tried clicking the number and actually LOOKED at your followers? You can easily detect a spam bot from an actual person; if you would like to get rid of them, click on their profile, look on the left side of their profile and click on "block username", this prevents them from having contact with you.

Lately however, Twitter has increased it’s security; most of the spam bot’s accounts will be deleted within a week. The only downfall is that they keep coming back! All I can say is, just keep blocking them.

If you would like someone to talk to, @reply to me anytime; I answer all tweets and I like to try and actually converse with people. :)

Happy tweeting!

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