Twitter for Administrative Professionals by Donna Gilliland

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Twitter for Administrative Professionals

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Event hashtag #AdminsTweet

• Overview of Twitter• Tips for choosing a username• Customizing your profile• Building a powerful bio• Quick overview of terms• What to tweet• How to choose who to follow• Twitter Lists• Twitter for a…

• Learning resource• Networking

• Twitter Chats• How to participate in a Twitter Chat• Twitter Tools



Twitter Glossary

Click to learn more about terms….

Twitter Glossary of Terms

https://support.twitter.com/articles/166337


Twitter Overview

Twitter is an information network with messages (known as tweets) happening in real time. Twitter is a place for discovery. Messages are sent in 140 characters.


Signing up for Twitter

www.Twitter.com

http://www.twitter.com/


A few things to know before you

sign up!

• Must be fewer than 15 characters in length

• Cannot contain “admin” or “Twitter”

• Be professional

• Decide whether you want to use your personal name for branding purposes

• Give thought to creating a second account for your company name.

• Your carries with you as you tweet

Tips for Picking a Username


Know Your Goals for Using Twitter

A few ideas to get you started…

1. Learning resource

2. Networking

3. Listening tool for current events

4. Marketing

5. Branding


Prepare yourself before flying off to Twitter

Watch &

Listen

Goals

Make a list of

categories

Two Things: start planning and observing

1. Make a list of categories of topics that interest you. For example, education, travel, entertainment, news.

2. Visit the Twitter accounts of those in your areas of interest. Read what they are tweeting. Will it be helpful to you?

160 character bio

Header photo (1500 x 1500 pixels)Profile photo400 x 400


Use hashtags to categorize Tweets by keyword

#AdminsTweet#AdminChat#


@Mention

@DonnaGilliland

@OfficeDynamics

@LucyBrazier

@JuliePerrine


Advice from my Tweeting friends…

User Twitter smartly for career development, create lists so you can quickly sort

your followers into areas of expertise or key topics: organization, training, office

resources, travel planning, event planning, etc. This allows you to strategically use

Twitter in the 2-3 minute increments you may have throughout the day. With lists, you'll

be hooked on Twitter for good! ~ @JuliePerrine, Founder of All Things Admin


Advice from Lucy Brazier

You must stay relevant and engage. Remember - you

should not broadcast. It is a conversation, and the

money is in the conversation! ~ Lucy Brazier, Founder

of Executive Secretary Magazine.Stay

Relevant

Engage

It’s a conversation.


Twitter Lists for grouping tweets

4 Twitter Features Brands Should Be Using by Jessika Phillips, Founder of Now Marketing Group

https://nowmarketinggroup.com/4-twitter-features-brands-should-be-using/




Time to try out a few things live online…

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