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Step 1: List your fields of expertise
Your areas of expertise define
&who you are what you do
It’s best to develop yourself in a very specificniche. With a niche focus, you’ll have moreopportunities to prove you know what you’retalking about, and while your potential
audience might be slightly smaller, it will alsobe that much more relevant.
- Jayson Demers
Step 2: Put extra effort in craftingyour Twitter bio
The #1 thing your potential followers will see
You've got 160 characters to shine
You've got 160 characters to shine
Step 3: Use an actual picture ofyourself
Quality imagery with attention to detail, notonly makes your profile look nice but it alsoinspires trust and help you convey your storyand your personal brand’s value proposition
in a more complete way.
Step 4: Be smart about who you follow
Create a plan on who to follow on Twitter:- Listen to your Twitter community;
- Build relationships- Create a firehose for curating Twitter content- Grow your audience.
Step 5: Use the right hashtags toamplify your message
Twitter hashtags can potentially be amajor driver of traffic if:they are used wisely.
Step 6: Commit
Committing is not only aboutdedicating time but also effort to shareyour expertise and add value to your
community.
Your Twitter content plan should coverthree main aspects:
- What you will post,- When you’ll post in, and- Which forms of content you’ll choose
to convey your message.
Step 7: Be a chatty fella
Participating in a Twitter chat meansadding value to your community withuseful information and valuable advice.
This can help you increase your Twitteraudience and ultimately build long
lasting relationships that are more likelyto generate leads, as your account
becomes more visible.
Go to: http://twchat.com/calendar
for an overview of relevant Twitter
chats in your timezone
Step 8: Listen monitor and engage
Being a good Twitter listener, allows youto build a stronger community for your
personal brand by engaging andbuilding relationships with the peoplethat matter to you, participating in
Twitter conversations that are relevantand of course monitoring your progress.
Presentation by:Twitter Counter
Twitter Counter is an analytics service forTwitter. It provides statistics of Twitterusage, and also offers a variety of widgetsand buttons that people can add to theirblogs, websites or social network profilesto show recent Twitter visitors andnumber of followers.
Among customers: