Over the last year, headlines continued to question Twitter\u2019s strategic direction and bemoaned its seemingly endless internal turmoil. But Mark Schaefer, Twitter connoisseur and author of newly-updated The Tao of Twitter, believes it\u2019s still one of the most powerful tools for businesses to connect with customers and build their brands – and it looks as if this power is not going anywhere soon.<\/p>\n
Still, the biggest problem Twitter faces is its lack of intuitiveness. Getting to terms with the social network takes quite a bit of practice and commitment.<\/p>\n
Making the most of Twitter requires you to grow an authentic follower base – instead of just buying followers (which doesn\u2019t really do anything for you, but still is quite trendy) – and really applying the potential to your needs.<\/p>\n
Most users will follow you based on their first impressions of your account. You\u2019re in full control of this impression, so make the most of it. Firstly, use a clear, large photo of your own face or company logo. Next, write a concise and clever bio. Lastly, try to present a coherent image of what people who follow you can expect.<\/p>\n
If you are running a gaming blog, join in conversations of others and give them informed answers. If, for example young gamers ask for ways to buy their access online without a credit or debit card, a brief Google search will allow you to tell them that there are numerous ways to do so. Like using services such as such as paysafecard<\/a> to pay online, for example. People can be lazy. They ask questions that they could have researched quickly on their own. This is where you can quickly convey authority. If you help out, you will most certainly gain a few new followers.<\/p>\n
You need to tweet regularly or people won\u2019t find you worth following. You can tweet about anything – the point is that you\u2019re regularly active. What\u2019s more, you can tailor your twitter schedule to get the best results if you\u2019re wise. Tweet before 9am and after 6pm to catch people before and after work \u2013 the two most popular times on Twitter, and also retweet your popular tweets from time to time, that way you can catch people you might have missed earlier. Also, use various tools and plugins for your Twitter account, like TweetDeck<\/a>. They will eventually make your life significantly easier.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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