If you create articles on your blog or website and are looking to double your traffic, Twitter is a great platform to do so. Read on

This is a tasteful way to encourage participation and create a friendly user experience.

Ask Questions

Instead of letting people know that you’ve published something new, try asking them a question about the Topic first and link to the website. This encourages people to comment on what they feel about the subject on your website.

Using Comments Section

The comments section of a blog is more useful than anything you’ll ever write. Alert people on Twitter that the conversations that are starting up on your website are very interesting and write what the conversations are about. This gets people more interested and doesn’t sound like a sales pitch.

Asking to Share

Asking followers in the third Twitter whether a post is ...

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To stay ahead of the competition, a business must keep up-to-date with new and emerging platforms and learn how to do it well. Twitter can create light and effective conversation about your product/service in real time. It is silly not to take advantage of this.

1.     The Influencers

Influencers are the people that have all the attention from the people you want attention from. They are the gatekeepers from your clients getting to you. Cut in on their streams by inserting valuable bits of knowledge into the conversation. You can do this by linking to an item, pointing out a fact about the topic or a short anecdote to get your message across.

Identify the influencer by the number of followers they have – the more the followers, the bigger they’re influence.

You can also try doing a Google Blog Search or Technorati and find the highest trafficked blogs ...

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Twitter is such a simple platform and through this simplicity, many mistakes can be made in maximizing your marketing efforts and converting it into a Return on Investment.

In fact, the last thing you want is for Twitter to have a negative impact on your brand or business.

You have no consistent or graphic branding

Your customers need to have your brand be easily recognizable or you can confuse people and make user experience a stressful one. Users looking for you should locate you easily by creating a template that is exact to your website, your brand colour or your product.

Tell people what this Twitter account is for. Will you be just posting up your blog posts, will you be just distributing your RSS feed or will you be giving people special deals etc. Letting people know exactly what you’ll be doing leads to no disappointments with your ...

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