Marketing Tips That Work … From My Kitchen Table

Twitter Marketing Don’ts – 10 Tips

Posted on 05. Jul, 2009 by Carol.

0

I don’t consider my self a Twitter marketing expert, because I don’t have a million followers, or even 100,000. But I do think that for my purposes, (sharing what I know), following quality people is the key and the 40+

Continue Reading

Using Social Sites To Attract The Right People To You

Posted on 18. Jun, 2009 by Carol.

0

Social sites like Twitter and Facebook are great free tools that you can use to drive traffic to your website or blog. You can meet and interact with all kinds of people and build good realtionships with them. Then, after showing your new friends respect and building their trust, you can show them what it is you do. Maybe they’ll be interested in learning or buying from you or maybe not. It may take a long time to gain their rapt attention and get them to follow all your suggestions.

Continue Reading

How Can You Drive Traffic To Your Blog Or Website With Twitter?

Posted on 18. May, 2009 by Carol.

3

If you’ve recently joined Twitter, you might be wondering if it can really help you drive traffic to your small business blog or website. If you don’t have a bunch of followers, it can seem like a daunting proposition! This Twitter marketing tip will show you that once you have followers, you can drive a ton of traffic to your blog or website using Twitter.

Continue Reading

Twitter Marketing Tip – Hashtags and what to use them for. (Maybe Twitter Parties?)

Posted on 05. May, 2009 by Carol.

0

Many people don’t know what Twitter hashtags are or how to use them. This is a simple explanation of how to use Twitter hashtags to simplify and enjoy your Tweeting more,how to attract new followers and maybe even how to monetize with a Twitter Party.

Continue Reading

Twitter Marketing Tips – What is Working for Me

Posted on 28. Apr, 2009 by Carol.

0

I take a bit of a different approach to building traffic on Twitter. I look for ways to help other people. I rarely ask people to retweet my posts, but I often retweet other people’s posts or a product review when I find them useful or entertaining. That’s sharing something that has value and showing followers what your interests are. It also helps the person you retweet get some traffic and they will notice and maybe even reciprocate. And, while I often post links on Twitter, it’s the same thing, I usually post links to other people’s works, when I find them interesting or helpful. If I give people good and entertaining info, they will find me and check out what I’m doing online. There’s no need to beat my own drum.