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To Tweet Or Not To Tweet; That is The Question
To Tweet Or Not To Tweet; That is The Question
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How to be a better tweeter
Realizing my last round of Twitter research left my Twitter followers wondering what was wrong with me, I thought it would be a good time to perform research that they actually valued. It wasn't easy. My desire to add more followers, at all costs, consumes me.
But this time, I think I succeeded. Instead of trying to find ways to add more followers through dodgy practices, I've researched ways to add more value to Twitter and become a better tweeter.
The Sweet Retweet
Although it's a relatively new practice, retweeting is an outstanding way to improve your standing on Twitter.
Has one of your followers updated their Twitter stream with an interesting article they found somewhere on the Web? If so, don't just read the story and go about your day, retweet it! I've found that when I do so, most of my followers will do the same and in the process, some add my username to their own update, exposing me to their entire list of followers.
Not all articles are created equal, though, so you need to make sure that the message you're retweeting is something your followers actually care about. I learned the hard way: it turns out my followers really don't care about horseback riding in Moscow.
Realizing my last round of Twitter research left my Twitter followers wondering what was wrong with me, I thought it would be a good time to perform research that they actually valued. It wasn't easy. My desire to add more followers, at all costs, consumes me.
But this time, I think I succeeded. Instead of trying to find ways to add more followers through dodgy practices, I've researched ways to add more value to Twitter and become a better tweeter.
The Sweet Retweet
Although it's a relatively new practice, retweeting is an outstanding way to improve your standing on Twitter.
Has one of your followers updated their Twitter stream with an interesting article they found somewhere on the Web? If so, don't just read the story and go about your day, retweet it! I've found that when I do so, most of my followers will do the same and in the process, some add my username to their own update, exposing me to their entire list of followers.
Not all articles are created equal, though, so you need to make sure that the message you're retweeting is something your followers actually care about. I learned the hard way: it turns out my followers really don't care about horseback riding in Moscow.
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