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Date : August 16th, 2011Category : TwitterAuthor : admin
Are you a webmaster? If so, your website should generate income for you. Whether you sell a product, a service, or generate income through the use of affiliate links, internet marketing is important to your success. A successful internet marketing campaign will generate website traffic, as well as income.
In terms of internet marketing, there are many ways to market your website. In fact, you may be overwhelmed with your options. To get started, you may start with the most recommended approaches. These include submitting articles to article directories with bank links attached, purchasing advertisements on popular websites, exchanging banners with other webmasters, and learning search engine optimization. Yes, these steps are important, but there are benefits to thinking outside-of-the-box. When you do, you will find Twitter.
Twitter is a social networking micro-blog. At first glance, Twitter looks like it can be fun, but also distracting. Yes, it can be, but it all depends on how you use the service. If you aren’t already a member, register for a free account. Choose a username, password, and provide your email address. The next step involves developing a list of contacts. These are individuals whose updates and Tweets you will receive and follow. Look for others to do the same for you.
To make contact with other Twitter members, you can search based on email address, name and location. If you belong to online community, ask for Twitter exchanges. This is ideal if members are your targeted market. For example, does your website share work-at-home opportunities? If so, post Twitter link exchanges on work-at-home related message boards. These individuals will benefit from clicking your links and visiting your website. The more contacts you make on Twitter, the easier it is to market your site.
Once you have developed a following on Twitter, you can start marketing your website. This is also where you can make costly mistakes. Twitter, as previously stated, is a social networking website. For that reason, avoid spammy advertisements. Instead, be clever and social about it. A great introductory post is “Thanks for following me on Twitter. I just finished updating my website, tell me what you think.” First, this offers a personal introduction. Next, it accomplishes the goal of increasing page views.
When you receive followers on Twitter, you are encouraged to return the favor. This is not required, but it can work to your advantage. You will receive Tweets or updates from other members. These updates may include daily updates on activities, but questions are commonly asked. Does someone on your follow list complain about the long drive to work? If you run a work-at-home website, respond with an @reply. Your message could say “Yes, I remember those days. I am glad I now work from home. Did you know that you could too?” and provide a link.
In addition to responding to @replies from those you follow, visit Search.Twitter.com. Messages that are public will be displayed. In keeping with working from home, use targeted keywords, such as work from home, employment, and online jobs. Remember, be sure to include a personal message, but always include a link to your website. In addition to just answering a question, become a follower of the other member.
As for why you should cleverly market your website, it has to do with personalization. In the above mentioned example, you provided a link to your website, but you also provided a personal message. This shows that you are truly reading Tweets and not using Twitter for the sole purpose of advertising. When consumers feel used, they are likely to turn away. If you notice your followers on Twitter decreasing in numbers, it may be because your messages sound like spam.
In short, Twitter has the potential to be an amazing internet marketing tool, but use it wisely. Including a quick personal message with @replies and cleverly incorporating your website link into your Tweets is the perfect way to advertise your website, as it is an advertisement in disguise.
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Date : December 3rd, 2009Category : TwitterAuthor : admin
At the time of writing this article, I am pretty much a complete Twitter novice. I have about 3 followers, and I’ve made 3 introductory Tweets. However, I am not a complete internet marketing novice, and I can see the potential Twitter has to help build my business.
But in order to build a business, don’t you need a lot of followers? And from what I can make out, getting Twitter followers is a time consuming business. You basically have 3 options.
Option 1 – Broadcast your Twitter page to your public following. This is why celebs and internet ‘gurus’ can rack up a massive number of followers in a short period of time. They basically tell the world, “Hey, I’ve got a Twitter page, check it out”. And because they have such a large public following, they can put together a massive number of followers on Twitter easily. I don’t have this luxury.
Option 2 – Spend a couple of ours making tweets (tweeting) every day. If you are an active tweeter (twitterer? I’m not up on all the Twitter lingo yet!) then it stands to reason that more people will stumble across your page, and eventually you’ll build a following. Unfortunately, I don’t have a couple of spare hour per day to do this.
Option 3 - Manually follow and unfollow twitter users. From what I can gather, every time you follow somebody on Twitter, there is about a 1 in 4 chance that they will follow you back. So you’d need to follow about 4000 people to get your following up to 1000, right? But there are two problems with this.
The first problem is that new Twitter members are only allowed to follow a maximum of 1000 people. Once you get to 1000 followers yourself you can then follow approximately 10% more than are following you. Get it?
The second is that finding and adding people on Twitter is a time consuming process. It’s not a difficult task, but time consuming. Who has hours per day to manually add followers, and then manually remove people that don’t follow you back? I don’t.
This task can be outsourced, but this is a cost you shouldn’t have to bear. Especially if you are trying to build a small business on a relatively tight budget.
This is where Twitter Auto Follow Software comes in. This clever little piece of software will go out and actually find Twitter users for you. And then it will start to follow them too.
To make matters even better, you can actually ask the software to remove all the people you are following that aren’t following you back. This leaves you free to target new twitter followers.
The true beauty of this twitter auto follow software is that it is completely set and forget. That means that you can ask it to help you get more Twitter followers, and then go off and walk the dog, go out for dinner, hit the gym, or my favourite: go to bed!
I’ve seen the potential this software has to save me, and loads of other twitter users, a whole bunch of time when building a massive Twitter following. So that is why I decided to put it to the test in my “The 0 to 1000 Twitter Followers in 5 Days Challenge”.
I’ll be broadcasting it on YouTube over the next couple of days so why not see how I get on. Hopefully I’ll be able to give you lots of great tips as I go.
Date : December 2nd, 2009Category : TwitterAuthor : admin
Security, the hottest thing on the internet. No, you can’t put your passwords into a safe box or keep them with the CIA. When it comes to social networking and connecting your accounts to other accounts, security is able to become compromised. What if that “Get Money for Tweeting!” site stole your information and got your Twitter account? What if that password was the same as your Facebook? Your PayPal? Well, they probably are going to get those too. That is why you need to keep your information safe.
One way to keep your information safe is to keep it secure. Twitter rolled out an update to support OAuth not too long ago; OAuth is a way to never, ever give out your password. When a web application wants to get access to your account, they don’t want your password or your secure information, all they want is just an access token. You don’t even have to login here, or there, or anywhere except Twitter. That way, they don’t have your password, and if they are abusing your account, you can deny access anytime.
Another way to keep your information safe is to always use a virus scanner. Malware, Trojans, and anything can get into your computer; you want to keep them out. They’re like those stalkers that watch your every move; when you enter a password, they jump right on it, and take your account! You don’t want that to happen. You may be thinking Virus Scanners cost lots of money. Actually, they don’t. There are plenty of free scanners, along with online scanners; try AVG or Kaspersky or Avast.
Being safe is a major thing to keep in mind when signing up for web applications, and being secure is what you want to be. Keep your information safe and secure by using only OAuth enabled applications and always using a virus scanner.
MatSpy
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