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Twitter is a communication tool that allows
you to send short messages (tweets) to
people who follow you
Tweets can contain links, photographs, or
video
3.
Create your account and profile to tell your
business’ story
The presence of your Twitter allows followers
to identify your business and build trust
4.
Use the name of your business to help
customers search for you easily
◦ Helps them to identify you as a brand
◦ Creates brand loyalty
5.
These pictures are crucial because they help
tell your brands story
◦ Profile photo is crucial because it appears next to
every tweet
◦ Header photo could contain your brands logo to
help followers identify you
6.
Don’t forget to finish your account with
important information!
◦ Location: people know where to find you
◦ Website: share your website or blog
◦ Bio: tell what your business is and what they do
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Start following people
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Customers
Business partners, suppliers, vendors
Competitors
Peers
Local businesses
*In the Twitter world it is important
to remember that you are defined by
whom you follow, not by who follows you
8.
Tweet about information that your niche
audience wants to hear
◦ Focus on how your business benefits your
customers
◦ Include useful information
◦ Answer their questions to be more personable
9.
Including something extra to draw attention
◦ You can say so much more when including a
picture/video
Adding a face/scene to the company breaks down the
barrier and allows customers to form a relationship
Friendly and engaging videos are well received by
customers (videos can only be added on your timeline)
10.
Appear in tweets to identify a common topic
or theme
◦ Use a “#” symbol then apply the topic/theme
◦ Create a hashtag unique for your business and use
it to help market
◦ Helps people to find you and conversations about
your business
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Social Media Examiner
◦ www.socialmediaexaminer.com/how-to-use-twitterfor-business-and-marketing
Twitter Promotion
◦ http://sbinfocanada.about.com/socialmedia
Startup Nation Twitter Marketing
◦ http://www.startupnation.com/articles/twittermarketing