Twitter Tips - 5 Types of People to Follow on Twitter and How to Organize Them
Twitter Tips - 5 Types of People to Follow on Twitter and How to Organize Them
Connect with your friends and family for fun. Do keep in mind that if you're using Twitter for business, each tweet will reflect on you and your business.
For Information: Broadcast Accounts
Some Twitter accounts don't interact much with their followers and are setup primarily to broadcast information such as new blog posts, updates to a website, news articles, inspirational quotes, or other tidbits. I follow a dozen or so local news sources to keep up with their breaking news tweets.
For Business Building Relationships: Target Market
Small business can use Twitter as a great way to get in touch with their target market and find potential clients and customers. Use the Twellow (the Twitter Yellow Pages) to find people by categories of interest. Choose some to follow and many will follow you back. When you watch this list, look for questions you can answer or resources you can share based on what they're asking and looking for.
For Business Connection Opportunities: Colleagues
Twitter's a great place to connect with your colleagues. You can build your relationships with them by re-tweeting their tweets and watching for opportunities to be of help to them.
For Learning and Growth: Mentors
If you have newsletters or business blogs you regularly learn from, chances are good the authors are on Twitter. Add them to a Mentor group where you can go for great business building advice and inspiration when you want it.
How to Create Lists
To organize those you follow into easy lists so you can view each group once at a time, make use of the Twitter feature called "Lists" by following these steps:
Login to your Twitter account
Go to your profile page
On the right side, look for "Lists" and click the "New List" link
Enter a list name, description and choose public (everyone can see/follow your list) or private (only you can see it)
Click "Create List"
Now your list will appear on the right side of your page
Search for the people you'd like to add to your new list
On the profile page of the person you'd like to add, on the same line as "Following" you'll see a "Lists" button to click
A drop down will appear where you can check a box to add the person to your list
Repeat for anyone you'd like to add to the list
Once you've created your list, you can view a tweet stream that includes only the tweets of people in that specific list.
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Michelle Shaeffer has been a work at home mom for more than 10 years and loves to share the tips and strategies she's learned to help other home based business owners balance, manage, and market their businesses.
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