Social Media and Your Business - What Happens After the Tweet? | Small business news; tips; networking

Posted by sharonhh under Social Media
From http://www.sharonhh.com 4216 days ago
Made Hot by: BizWise on May 1, 2013 5:37 am

If you link drop and leave, you don’t get real value from Twitter. Twitter may well work as an RSS replacement and a broadcasting tool, but if you want to truly connect with people it’s what happens after the tweet that counts.

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Written by CoachNotesBlog
4180 days ago

Hi Sharon, I've had to reassess my Twitter journey a few times over the years. You're right on the target, especially with the advice "build interaction and trust before you market and sell."

Cheers! - Vernessa

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Written by sharonhh
4180 days ago

Thanks, Vernessa. I think it's a constant process of re-evaluation to make sure that your social media actions reflect your values.

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Written by Sian Phillips
4216 days ago

Great post Sharon and so true. Having a personal account which covers my writing and business too I have found that works well as I get my personality across with the chat plus get to share good stuff too - assuming my personality is ok of course :) However managing a few business accounts I struggle because how do you put personality into a business? I will persevere though. Thanks for sharing your post on Bizsugar.com

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Written by sharonhh
4202 days ago

Thanks, Sian. I think that when you think about how you talk about a business one on one, that helps you get a handle on personality.

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Written by bigmoneyweb
4216 days ago

Hi Sharon,

I always believe that by interacting more with your followers is must when it comes to twitter just like what you said about acting like a human being and not a company.

I will try your tips and see how it goes. Thanks for sharing.

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Written by sharonhh
4216 days ago

Keep me posted on how it goes, Valentine.

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