Thanks for reading the NotSoSoccerMom Beginner’s Guide to Twitter.
http://notsosoccermom.com/2011/04/15/notsosoccermoms-top-ten-tremendous-twitter-tips/
Our Lesson Continues:
*) Once you are set up with an account and following people, get involved further in the conversation by commenting on trending topics (column on the right). #HappyEaster These topics can be on the right hand column, something you find universal #fitness or something you make up to … #imjustsayin
*) Reader Beth asks:
“let’s say I want to follow Julia Roberts (really not, just came to my head). If I go search for her, a gazilion Julia Roberts come up and I don’t know which one to follow. I’m trying to remember who I did that for and I’m not sure.“
Best way to figure it out is by amount of followers, if it’s a ‘verified’ acount (Twitter will verify certain ‘celebs’ or psuedo-celeb’s accounts) If you follow someone and it’s NOT who you thought or they don’t have content you are interested in, Unfollow. Is very simple.
*) There are many sites to find people in your area of interest to follow. Twellow.com is among the best.
*) Finally, my secret key to breaking through and getting further into the ‘Twitter conversation’, was simply going to the site more. Nothing trickier than that. The more you do, the more followers you will get, people you will get to know. To some you this may seem like ‘just another thing to keep up’. I would wager the pay off of new leads/ friends/ breaking news & contacts will end up outweighing the concept of “I’m too busy for another thing.”
Jill
#ff is “Follow Friday”, a way to encourage your followers to follow someone you do.
It’s not tricky. Just try it. I literally can not thing of ONE SINGLE person I know above the age of 17 that could not stand to benefit from being more engaged, making new contacts & spreading their message/ skills/ talents or joy.














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