I will, however, point out a couple of the points that I
really liked.
4. Discover consumer
problems, product issues, or potentially damaging PR disasters:
Monitoring your brand can be extremely beneficial because
people will turn to social media to complain about a product or service in an
instant. If you’re keeping an eye out for these things you can prevent a lot of
headaches.
11. Use your tweets as real-time testimonies:
“Always tell a story” is something that I’ve learned from my
professors here at ONU. If you can make something thing personal and get on
that level with your target audiences it’s going to be beneficial for you in
the long-run.
15. Twitter is a great way to keep up on the latest news and trends:
Knowing real-time news and trends can keep you ahead of the
competition especially if they are not doing this. Being able to make decisions
and work with the most up-to-date information is best.
Now you can go out and have a better presence on Twitter and
can use it to better your personal brand or your company’s.
Get to toasting,
Jake
First of all, great title for your post. I wanted to read this blog just because of the title. All of the tips are really great, but I especially like number 11. I can't stand it when I go through my Twitter feed and companies just push push push. Their tweets are nothing about information and I usually just scroll past them. If there is a story or testimony, I am more likely to pay attention. Good post!
ReplyDeleteI follow Bill Stoller as well! I actually saw an article he tweeted similar to this one a couple of weeks ago. He posts really relevant and useful public relations and branding information. This was a great post Jake. I really liked how you brought in the points from the article you thought were most relevant and important to you. It's awesome!
ReplyDeleteJake,
ReplyDeleteI agree with Katie - great title! I was interested right away.
However, I have to correct your "since." It should be "because." And maybe you have time to correct it before Aggie sees it (:
But back on topic, this was a great post. I never know what to do with Twitter, so these tips will definitely help me out.