What Is Twitter?

Why Twitter Is An Effective Marketing Tool

How Can You Use Twitter?

Getting Started

Signing Up With Twitter

Customizing Your Profile

Twitter Language / Symbols

How To Get Followers

Twitter Etiquette

Providing Value on Twitter

Writing Eye-Catching, Interesting Tweets

Twitter Plugins / Widgets

Twitter Tools

Twitter Services

More Ways To Make Money Using Twitte

Random Tips & Secrets

 

 

What Is Twitter?

 

 Twitter is a social network and micro-blogging platform that allows you to send 140-character “tweets”. With these tweets, you can let your friends know what you're up to, share links and cool resources, communicate with your customers, drive traffic to your website, and much more.

 

According to the Twitter website, Twitter allows you to answer the question, “What are you doing?”

Twitter allows you to communicate without the hassle of writing out long blog

 

posts or emails. The format of the Tweet allows you to get away with a link and a few words that can be sent on the go from your cell phone.

 

And this tweet can potentially reach thousands of customers or business prospects, driving them to your website or blog, and drawing attention to your products.

 

In turn, you will receive notices whenever someone you are following Tweets something. You can receive instant notification in your browser, cell phone, email, and even on IM clients like AIM or MSN Messenger. Basically, it's more or less impossible NOT to keep touch with your Twitter friends & followers, even if you're out and on the go.

 

Twitter's extremely simple interface and ease of use is probably one of the reasons why it has caught on like crazy.

 

Twitter was launched in 2006 by Jack Dorsey, and in 2008/2009 it practically exploded in popularity.

 

All kinds of celebrities use Twitter on a regular basis to communicate with their fans and followers, from musicians and actresses, to professional athletes and even political figures! Twitter allows us to sneak a peak at what our favorite celebrities are up to. Politicians like Obama use it as a campaign tool Even large corporations and television networks use Twitter, such as CNN, Amazon, Dell, and ESPN.

 

Twitter has also been recognized as serving a role in journalism. When US Airways Flight 1549 crashed into the Hudson River, the first photograph was taken by a Twitter user and sent to Twitpic – long before the media arrived.

 

Twitter users on the ground tweeted about the 2008 Mumbai attacks, compiling lists of the dead and injured and offering important information like emergency room numbers.

 

Twitter has also been heavily used to organize and rally political dissent and keep a stream of communication open between protesters when governments have tried to suppress them, as in the 2009 Iranian presidential elections.

 

Okay, so none of that stuff really has to do with internet marketing, but the purpose is to show you that Twitter is indeed an incredibly powerful tool capable of reaching out to thousands or millions of people!

 

Why Twitter Is An Effective Marketing Tool

 

Many marketers fail to see what the big deal is regarding Twitter. They read Tweets about what someone ate for breakfast or what color shirt they're wearing. They might sign up only to stare at a bare, lonely screen with zero followers.

 

Initially, it might be difficult to see the potential. But once you get started, Twitter has a tendency to “snowball” into a HUGE deal for marketers – one that is absolutely essential for the growth of their business and their exposure on the internet.

 

 

How Can You Use Twitter?

 

Here are just a few of the ways Twitter can help to benefit your online business:

 

Establishing repertoire with your customers / readers.

 

Twitter allows for a bit more personal, less formal, more fun mode of communication. It allows them to catch a glimpse of you just as a regular person sending SMS texts from Wal-Mart, rather than as a serious, detached blogger or business owner.

 

Why is this useful? It allows people to connect and relate to you on a personal level – it makes you look just like a “regular Joe”, especially if you include random/fun tweets among the more serious, business-driven tweets. Keeping your customers / readers updated.

 

With a blog, you might only update once or twice per week. With Twitter, you might send a handful of tweets per day, keeping your followers “in the loop” and reminding them of your existence.

 

Of course, it's not recommended to send a million tweets per day. This will only serve to annoy people and they will likely unfollow you.

 

And much more...

 

Master Resell Rights License

 

[YES] Can sell and keep 100% of the sales.

[YES] Can edit the sales letter and graphics.

[YES] Can be bundled into another paid package and sell at a higher price. 

[YES] Can be used as a bonus to another product you are selling.

[YES] Can be added into a membership site.

[YES] Can pass on the Resell Rights privilege to your customers.

[YES] Can pass on the Master Resell Rights privilege to your customers. [YES] Can be given away for free.

[NO] Contents of the product can be edited, modified or altered.

[NO] CANNOT be sold with private label rights