I just finished listening to a webinar with Perry Belcher and Ryan Deiss about social media marketing and decided to make a quick video talking about the top 5 things I took away from the webinar.
If you don’t know who Perry Belcher is, he has become quite a rock star in the social media world, primarily on Facebook and Twitter, where he has amassed over 100,000 followers in the last 9 months and claims to average about $1 per follower per month. That is quite impressive.
Anyway, here is the video where I talk about the things I learned on this webinar:
So, your using Tweetdeck and keeping an eye on all your peeps. That’s great! You should be…
Are you using it to it’s fullest extent?
In other words, are you talking to your international followers in their native language? If not, why? Don’t speak the language? Well, you actually don’t need to. Did you know Tweetdeck can actually translate your “tweets” into multiple languages. Here’s how you do it…
I came across this video tonight and I thought it was important to share. Steve Rubel from BigThink.com talks about how significant Twitter is as a marketing vehicle and whether or not Twitter will succeed where other networking sites have failed.
Now is the time to be on Twitter whether you understand it completely yet or not. Just get on there, provide value and build your “tribe” of followers.
Please share your comments below. I share CommentLuv & Twitter love!
I got a GREAT question the other day from one of my Twitter friends named Michael.
Okay, so is there a way to monetize twitter without offending the audience?
That is a question that I believe 95% of Twitter users fail to ask themselves, or ignore more than likely. It’s no wonder people are not seeing good results with their marketing efforts on Twitter, or anywhere else for that matter if they don’t at least consider this question.
So, are there people actually monetizing their Twitter use? Absolutely! Are they pissing a few people off along the way? Probably, but that’s life. You can’t please all the people all the time!
However, if you are on Twitter exclusively for self promotion, selling affiliate products, etc. and that’s all you spend your time doing, then you are probably not very happy with the results. Twitter is not some mountain that you climb to the peak of with a megaphone and announce your fabulous widget to the world. If life were just that easy… (Actually, I’m glad it’s not!)
Here is one of my favorite quotes by Albert Eistein that I tweet about all the time: Read the rest of this entry
That is a question that I believe 95% of Twitter users fail to ask themselves, or ignore more than likely. It’s no wonder people are not seeing good results with their marketing efforts on Twitter, or anywhere else for that matter if they don’t at least consider this question.
