Twitter 101: Two Checklists
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A checklist for any business person who wants to make sure they're covering their bases when it comes to managing their Twitter presence--whether you're tweeting for yourself or for your brand
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Twitter 101: Two Checklists
- 1. The Realtime Report’s Twitter 101 Two Twitter Checklists: for you, and for your brand
- 3. Use lists or look at other people’s followees to identify people to follow.
- 4. Follow your competitors. If they have a decent tweet, RT it. It says something positive about you.
- 5. Follow thought leaders in your industry and retweet them. They will RT you back.
- 6. Follow the companies you write about to get the scoop first.
- 7. Add your opinion when you tweet articles.
- 8. Get input: ask your followers what articles they like and what you can do better.
- 9. Go to local TweetUps. It is a great way to meet your community.
- 10. Add yourself to the http://wefollow.com/ directory.
- 11. If you authentically believe that your followers will benefit from following someone in particular, #FF with a reason.
- 12. Don't force the editorial process, but if you can tweet at least 4 times a day, it will keep your stream fresh and newsworthy.
- 13. Start a Twitter list of others in your industry that you want to be affiliated with.
- 15. Use Lists or look at other people’s followees to identify people to follow.
- 16. Follow thought leaders in your industry and retweet them. They will RT you back.
- 17. Follow the companies and the people you write about to get the scoop first.
- 18. When you tweet articles, give people a reason to RT by including a shareable content nugget.
- 19. Break news.
- 20. Get input: ask your followers what articles they like and what you can do better.
- 21. Share inside baseball insights into your team or editorial process.
- 22. List your brand to the http://wefollow.com/ directory.
- 23. If you authentically believe that your followers will benefit from following someone in particular, #FF with a reason.
- 24. Tweet at least 4 times a day to keep your stream fresh and newsworthy.
- 25. Build Twitter lists: your editors, thought leaders, award winners, etc.
- 26. Use hashtags and experiment with Twitter chats (http://bit.ly/ChatSched)…and maybe even start one.