If you’re looking for information on How to Get Twitter Followers for your online business, be very careful because there’s a lot of misleading info out there. As a matter of fact if you use some of it (think spamming), you could get banned from twittering forever.
Some simple and easy ways that aren’t misleading and won’t get you banned are:
Update your profile. Make sure you’ve got everything filled in and leave a link for visitors to follow.
Leave your profile link on your business page, blog, Squidoo pages and other social networking sites.
Follow other users on the site such as celebrities and don’t forget to say hi.
Invite your friends and family to create accounts with the website.
Tweet about your life and about the things you love in life.
The above are just a few ideas to help you get Twitter followers. Have fun and enjoy!
Mike Stokes
Baton Rouge, LA
4411001
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Sunday, March 28, 2010
What You Need to Know About Twitter
Have you ever wanted to learn all about Twitter, but just didn’t know where to start. Well, you no longer have to look any further. The social networking site that has also been called a mini-blog is a service that allows people to send and receive updates, also know as tweets.
The tweets allow members to send a message of up to 140 characters. That message is then displayed on their Twitter page and sent to anyone that’s added to their contact list or anyone who’s added them to theirs.
If members don’t want everyone to see what they’ve written, there are two options. They can either block specific people, which also prevents those blocked from contacting them entirely or they can send a direct message to a specific person that can only be read by them.
Of course there is a lot more about Twitter than just the above basics, but once you get the hang of it, it’s fast, fun and best of all it’s free!
Mike Stokes
Baton Rouge, LA
4411001
The tweets allow members to send a message of up to 140 characters. That message is then displayed on their Twitter page and sent to anyone that’s added to their contact list or anyone who’s added them to theirs.
If members don’t want everyone to see what they’ve written, there are two options. They can either block specific people, which also prevents those blocked from contacting them entirely or they can send a direct message to a specific person that can only be read by them.
Of course there is a lot more about Twitter than just the above basics, but once you get the hang of it, it’s fast, fun and best of all it’s free!
Mike Stokes
Baton Rouge, LA
4411001
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