Any Twitter marketing resources?
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We have a new hire and want to teach her twitter marketing any great resources to recommend?
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Make sure you're organized! Following hundreds means nothing when you don’t take the time to actually use the tweets for anything. The key to using Twitter, and avoiding drowning in the constant feed is to group those you follow into lists. Without organizing the hundreds of accounts I followed, I couldn't make use of the endless content. Organizing the accounts I follow allows me to easily see tweets from a specific group say, local news, or competitors, or local partners etc., without having to scan my entire feed. Taking the initial time to organize the accounts you follow saves you loads of time overall!
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Great Resource Vince, tks for posting.
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Here's a really cool Twitter Marketing guide:
http://www.1stwebdesigner.com/design/twitter-marketing-guide/
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nice thanks
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here is a good article to help her get started:
http://www.chrisbrogan.com/50-ideas-on-using-twitter-for-business/
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