I’m getting back to one of the most popular topics in my world lately, and that’s Twitter.
What would you like to know about Twitter?
Is there some terminology you don’t understand?
Are you curious about which applications you can use to extend it?
Wondering how to figure out who to follow and who not to?
What else would you like to know about Twitter?
Please leave your questions in the comments. I promise to group them all up and find the answers for you soon.
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Phil Gerbyshak is the founder of the Make It Great! Institute, founded in 2006 to teach businesses and their organizations how to best use online technology to increase their bottom line, improve customer engagement, and increase employee loyalty. Additionally, Phil has written over 2500 articles and 3 books, his most recent book being #TwitterWorks, focusing on how small businesses and independent restaurants can use Twitter to effectively connect with their customers and potential customers. Phil has been interviewed to share his expertise the Wall Street Journal, the Daily Globe and Mail, USA Today, CBS SmartPlanet and many other publications online and offline.
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Hi Phil .. could you just give a very basic getting started course .. and then perhaps follow it with part 2 .. and then the professional part 3 .. not going into too much detail – well you don’t .. your writing is very clear fortunately ..
I’ve joined, but not been using it and am about to ‘get going’ properly .. so I’d love a guidance course – would be really helpful .. eg .. what do you put in and what don’t you put in .. www sites etc.
You covered etiquette .. so we can go back ..
Thank you !!
Hilary Melton-Butcher
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Hi Phil:
I’m still pretty new to Twitter, but getting a good feel for it. I’m pretty sure this is possible: when you include a shortened link in your Tweet (such as tiny url or the other one), is there a way to track how many people clicked on that link? If so, how?
Thanks in advance and great idea for a post!
Tim
@TimPio
Hi Phil,
I’d like to know your recommendations for:
1. Creating a professional looking profile background that ties in with the look and feel of my website.
2. Marketing your blog with the use of product reviews and giveaways.
Cheers! ~Angela, The Goddess Next Door