As you know your Twitter arsenal resumes to tweeting, retweeting and direct messaging people in your list.
Although simple for the ordinary twitter user, using these three weapons tends to get more scientific when you’re aiming to drive traffic to your business website or moving people from Twitter to a mailing list or RSS Feed.
Here are my receipt
The Science of Tweeting
There are really 3 key aspects you should consider when actively interacting on Twitter, namely:
1. Best Time to Tweet
Best days to tweet are Tuesdays and Wednesdays. According to Sysomos.com, on these two days an average of 16% users frequent their Twitter accounts. In a previous post I’ve mentioned that Sundays are the best day to follow but on the other hand they’re the worst days to tweet.
The name of the game with Twitter is building a large and responsive followers list. It’s that simple. I mean… if you want to use Twitter as a dependable traffic source for your online business.
And the Surest Way to building a list of followers is to follow first – that if be any chance you’re not already a celebrity
At the time of this writing, Twitter has enforced a spam prevention rule that dictates you can follow up to 2000 people without anyone following you back. In order to bypass this limitation the ratio between those 2000 people you follow and those who follow you back should be of 10% or lower. In other words, if you’ve just started a twitter account, in order to take off this 2000 followers cap, you must be followed by at least 1800.
Network Marketers have understood early on the viral power of Social Media and the potential it carries in driving traffic to their online sales letters.
The one thing though, that an overwhelming 99% of online marketers didn’t undestand is that Social Media is not a free advertising billboard where they could constantly pitch their business opportunity and products.
This approach is very unproductive and could even damage reputations.
Social Media is about building relationships, allowing other people to know you and your products, building your brand and making available quality content that you publish on the internet. Of course, having a valuable contribution for the community will eventually get you the traffic and exposure your business needs in order to grow.
Just hanging out online and found this great collection of Twitter marketing tips, actually 100 of them, and thought you might be interested in. So check it out and tell me what you make of them with a comment below.
(hit the full secret button on the righ upper side for better readability).
I’ve decided to make an appeal to reason for all those who are constantly flooding my email address with their business opportunity pitches. Joining the network marketers community on Twitter I think it as having a different objective than that of just being exposed to a whole range of BizzOpps.
And this objective is to colaborate and share ideas and useful resources without necesarly sticking an affiliate link in each tweet we make. Only after you’ve brought your personal share of value to the table for the entire community, are you entitled to discuss business. and not the other way around.
One thing I’m absolutely certain about – 70% of all network marketers on Twitter are not interested in anyone else’s business opportunity. This can be seen clearly on how just about every network marketer behaves, more explicitly, what are they tweeting about ?; and Guess what? THEIR own “kick ass” Business Opportunity. That’s the only business they’re interested in. Read the full story
As you know your Twitter arsenal resumes to tweeting, retweeting and direct messaging people in your list.
