Twitter has really come to the fore over the last twelve months, revolutionising the way we communicate and interact with others on the web. It allows you to ‘follow’ and be ‘followed’ by other like-minded people who will in turn see the 140 character posts (and you theirs) that you can make at anytime. It has heralded a totally new set of words, abbreviations and subsequent tools which allow use, monitor and manage your account.
A benefit to your business, or just another fad in the confusing world of social media?
Speaking from experience, we have definately got business from Twitter, outsourcing our SEO services to Scottish development & graphic design companies from Ayr to Dundee. It has taken many months to work out just how to focus our Twitter campaign, interacting with potential customers and just being there to help and answer queries that arise daily.
The key is the structure, quality and frequency of your posts – I have read many articles about using Twitter, in both the newspapers and online, and recently read an article at Search Engine Journal which I think will place any beginner ahead of the game:
read the article at http://bit.ly/at7qex
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