Comments on: Twitter Marketing 101 – Get Followed http://incomesinternational.com/twitter-marketing-101-get-followed/ Affiliate Marketing Tricks Tips & Advice for Beginners Tue, 27 Apr 2010 07:17:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Andrew http://incomesinternational.com/twitter-marketing-101-get-followed/comment-page-1/#comment-132 Andrew Wed, 02 Sep 2009 00:45:53 +0000 http://incomesinternational.com/?p=819#comment-132 Casey I'll respond to this in 2 parts. 1. It really depends on what your goals are, and because I know what you want to achieve, it's my opinion that you should learn as much as you can about leveraging twitter. When done right, you can drive massive amounts of traffic on a daily basis. Plus, once you have a presence with your following your tweets will spread far and wide through retweets. I heard some figures that say every tweet is seen by around 500 people. If 1% make it to your site then it makes sense to build your following. Get retweeted 10 times and well, you do the maths. 2. Let me honest and say, I'm not a huge fan of twitter, but I know a great opportunity when I see one. Now while there was a blatant pitch at the end of this post, I only pitch products that I use or have at least had an opportunity to review. It's because twitter is such a big time suck, that I recommend the TwitterFriendFollower product. In the last few days of really using it and putting it to work, I have added more than 500 targeted followers in just the last 2 days. Sites like wefollow are great, but the only problem I found is that you end up getting a lot of spammers following and your twitter experience becomes a real source anguish. However it's what I used to start out with and did help me to get that first 1000 followers. Casey I’ll respond to this in 2 parts.
1. It really depends on what your goals are, and because I know what you want to achieve, it’s my opinion that you should learn as much as you can about leveraging twitter. When done right, you can drive massive amounts of traffic on a daily basis. Plus, once you have a presence with your following your tweets will spread far and wide through retweets. I heard some figures that say every tweet is seen by around 500 people. If 1% make it to your site then it makes sense to build your following. Get retweeted 10 times and well, you do the maths.

2. Let me honest and say, I’m not a huge fan of twitter, but I know a great opportunity when I see one. Now while there was a blatant pitch at the end of this post, I only pitch products that I use or have at least had an opportunity to review. It’s because twitter is such a big time suck, that I recommend the TwitterFriendFollower product. In the last few days of really using it and putting it to work, I have added more than 500 targeted followers in just the last 2 days. Sites like wefollow are great, but the only problem I found is that you end up getting a lot of spammers following and your twitter experience becomes a real source anguish. However it’s what I used to start out with and did help me to get that first 1000 followers.

]]> By: Casey Brazeal (North and Clark) http://incomesinternational.com/twitter-marketing-101-get-followed/comment-page-1/#comment-131 Casey Brazeal (North and Clark) Wed, 02 Sep 2009 00:07:03 +0000 http://incomesinternational.com/?p=819#comment-131 I maintain a twitter account to support my blog, but I wonder how important it is. While I do get a couple visits a day from twitter I can't help wondering if my time would be better spent generating the kind of content I could put on my website. Would you recommend that I use a site like wefollow to seek out the kind of people that I should be available to. I maintain a twitter account to support my blog, but I wonder how important it is. While I do get a couple visits a day from twitter I can’t help wondering if my time would be better spent generating the kind of content I could put on my website.

Would you recommend that I use a site like wefollow to seek out the kind of people that I should be available to.

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