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Dear Readers,  we found this little video on youtube that may be of interest. It provides 5 Twitter Tips for Newbies. Check it out:

Practical Social Marketing Tips – How to Become a Twitter Rock Star Just by Tweeting About Life

By Jeff Herring

Twitter is one of the most powerful Social Marketing tools for creating online visibility, driving traffic and building your list.

One of the most frequent questions I get from beginners and experienced alike goes something like this: “Now that I am on Twitter, what do I tweet about?”

That’s a really good question, since Twitter is about so much more than “what you are doing right now.” Here are four categories in which you can focus your messages on Twitter. Just be sure that in each one you go by the 80/20 rule: 80% social and 20% marketing.

Bottom line? What you tweet about is LIFE. That’s right, L I F E LIFE. Here’s what I mean:

L – Links – There are at least two types of links you want to tweet. One is links to things you have found interesting such as articles, videos, blog posts, something you found interesting, something that made you laugh, etc. The second type of link to tweet is links into your web world. You can invite people to your blog, teleseminars, audios, etc. Here’s the really cool thing: you can tweet links to your opt-in pages where they can trade their email address for more great information from you. I do this at least once a day.

I – Information – If you want to be seen as a Twitter Rock Star and dominate your niche, deliver information about your experts in 140 characters or less. There is no way you can deliver everything in 140 characters or less, so don’t worry about giving away the store. Share valuable information from your niche.

For example here’s one I often do “If you can write a 7 item grocery list, you can write a 7 tips article for more prospects, publicity and profits.”

Another way to tweet information is by offering quotes. You can choose a quote that relates to your niche or just simply one about life. A great place to get quotes is over at QuoteGarden.com.

F – Fun – One of the quickest ways to get ignored on Twitter is to be serious and business like all the time. Have some fun. As I said above you can tweet about things that make you laugh. You can also tweet about what you are doing or have done that day for fun, silly things that have happened, etc. You’ve heard the term “edutainment” right? This is an example of what it means.

E – Events – Are you holding an event? A teleseminar, webinar, perhaps a in person seminar? Invite your Twitter followers to the event. How do I know this works? I’ve held events and only invited people from Twitter and done quite well. Invite your followers into your world and what you are doing.

To learn more about how to leverage Social Marketing tools for waves of traffic and more, get your FREE Instant Access to our Social Marketing Video Training Series when you visit http://SocialMarketingBlueprint.com/7laws.

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From Jeff Herring and the SocialMarketingBlueprint.com.

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Why You Need Followers

Profiting from Twitter.

Everybody seems to be jumping on the Twitter bandwagon. Celebrities, students, business owners and even your everyday Joe Blow, all seem to be using Twitter. People use Twitter for networking, keeping in touch with friends and family or to have an inside peek in to the lives of their favorite celebrities or random strangers. You have to admit that it can be pretty exciting getting a random “tweet” from a celebrity (or someone else you may not know) letting you in on what their doing throughout the day.

One way to have a good experience using Twitter is to garner up a group of followers. People new to Twitter often wonder why you need followers. Well, having followers will increase the chances of your tweets being seen and responded to with a retweet. Let’s face it. The main goal is to have your tweets seen immediately or soon after posting. The more followers you have the better the chances of your tweets actually been seen, which is extremely important, if Twitter is being used for networking purposes. There are many tweets going out every second and you want as many people to see your tweet as possible.

Another reason why you need followers is to increase your visibility. People tend to pay attention those already in the spotlight. You can increase your visibility by following others so that hopefully they will also follow you. Sending out retweets after getting a tweet from one of your followers helps to start twittering conversations which also aides in increasing your visibility. When people retweet to your post, you become exposed to their network which instantly increases your visibility.

If Twitter is being used for business purposes, then growing your business is another reason why you need followers. It’s easy (not to mention free) to send out a tweet about a particular product that you may be selling. You’re able to advertise your product or business to a mass audience. The chances of them being interested in your goods or services are better than cold advertising because you have already established a good tweeting relationship with them. The more followers you have will mostly likely lead to increased sales.

Increasing your social exposure is also a reason why you need followers if you’re using Twitter. When you have a follower, your tweets are not just seen by them, but also by their followers. Having followers that you interact with on a regular basis through tweets also helps your tweets to be seen through a larger network increasing your exposure which ultimately results in gaining more followers.

There are probably hundreds of other reasons why you need followers when using Twitter. One thing is for sure, if you want to have success on Twitter, jump on the bandwagon by increasing your visibility and exposure through tweeting relationships. Don’t expect thousands of followers overnight (unless you’re a celebrity). Consistency will prove the best way to eventually garner a strong base of followers.

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