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#SMXsocial13 #Bootcamp Ric Dragon @RicDragon Twitter 101

Twitter 101 for Business Workshop at SMX Bootcamp by Ric Dragon

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Twitter 101 for Business Workshop at SMX Bootcamp by @RicDragon of DragonSearch #SMXsocial13 #Bootcamp Ask anyone – Twitter is “easy.” Just sign up, and tweet your pithy 140 character updates whenever inspiration strikes. That’s true for individuals – but using Twitter for business requires a lot more thought and care. For starters: Why are you using Twitter? For branding? Customer service? Sales? And what type of “corporate image” are you trying to present and maintain? This session shows you how to establish an effective Twitter presence.

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#SMXsocial13 #Bootcamp Ric Dragon @RicDragon

Twitter 101

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2007

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Re-create this so that it’s dynamic over powerpoint slides – and can

talk about each section!

Me

Tweet

You follow

Followers

Lists

Profile

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Re-create this so that it’s dynamic over powerpoint slides – and can

talk about each section!

@Connect

Me

#Discover

Advertising!

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Anatomy of a Tweet

Name

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Anatomy of a Tweet

Username

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Anatomy of a Tweet

Hashtag

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Anatomy of a Tweet

Mention

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Anatomy of a Tweet

Shortened URL

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Anatomy of a Tweet

“via” or “by”

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Anatomy of a Tweet

reply

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Anatomy of a Tweet

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Anatomy of a Tweet

retweet

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Anatomy of a Tweet - Retweets

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Anatomy of a Tweet

Favorite

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Anatomy of a Tweet - Favorite

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Anatomy of a Tweet

More

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Usernames…

• Upper/lowercase, numbers, and underscores…

• How that’s different than Display name

• Real name or handle?

User Names

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Usernames…@ Connect

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Usernames…The art of tweeting

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Usernames…The art of tweeting

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Usernames…“Best Practices”

1.More @ Tweets!2.If you start a tweet with “@”3.Don’t automate4.Add value in what you tweet5.Leave room for retweets

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tweetupword of the day: March 15, 2009A group of friends on Twitter (social network) that are planning to meet up. A request by a user to meet with friends via Twitter.

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Q&A

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Ric Dragon,

[email protected]

Twitter: @ricdragon

Thank You!