This covers multiple aspect of managing twitter, one of the most popular social media platform. It covers basic and some magic sauce to make the best of the tweeting effort.
This document provides guidance on using Twitter for business purposes. It explains key Twitter functions such as hashtags, mentions, replies, retweets and link shortening. It then offers tips for setting up a Twitter profile, engaging others through listening first, tweeting regularly, and sharing memorable content. Metrics for measuring impact are described. References for additional learning are included. The author invites the reader to follow her own Twitter account @SpiderwebConnec for more information.
This document provides an overview of social media and strategies for using social media successfully. It discusses the key aspects of various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and tools for sharing content. It emphasizes the importance of having a strategy, listening to audiences, engaging with users by sharing content and relinquishing some control. It also stresses measuring the results of social media efforts.
Twitter is gaining popularity with over 7.9 million monthly users, up over 950% in the last year. It allows people to follow others and receive their tweets of up to 140 characters. While originally for personal communication, many organizations now use Twitter for business purposes like sharing accomplishments and links. Companies must be transparent and not too self-promotional to build reputation on Twitter through asking questions and participating in conversations.
A social media walk through to help any new Twitter user get started. This will guide you from setting up a great profile to starting conversations with others to finding specific users to follow.
Twitter is a great place to find people who share interests with you, and build relationships. It is also a great place to listen to users to understand how they feel about certain topics. Whether you're a business or just looking to connecting with people, Twitter is a great place to do so. Twitter is a completely public platform so everything it open. Try not to feel weird joining in random people's tweets because it's typically ok. Join conversations that you are fluent in and understand.
Introduction to Twitter (HUOC SM101 Spring 2012)Mohammad Hijazi
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This document provides an introduction and overview of Twitter. It discusses why people use Twitter and provides some examples of how Twitter has been used, including for reunions, saving businesses, political campaigns, and social movements. It then defines key Twitter terms and features such as tweets, mentions, replies, direct messages, retweets, favorites, hashtags, protected tweets, trending topics, and lists. It also addresses questions about how many Lebanese users are on Twitter and why people tweet. The document serves as a basic guide to understanding Twitter and its functions.
This document provides an overview of Twitter and best practices for using the platform. It discusses the anatomy of a tweet, including likes, retweets, hashtags and mentions. It also covers creating a Twitter profile, including choosing a handle, profile photo, bio and header image. The document offers tips for building followers, such as promoting your handle everywhere and asking for retweets. It provides guidelines for effective tweeting, including keeping tweets short, using visuals and hashtags. Finally, it discusses analyzing tweet performance using the activity dashboard.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets. A tweet can be up to 140 characters and can include photos, videos, and links. Users can follow other users on Twitter to see their tweets in their timeline. Some key aspects of Twitter include hashtags to categorize tweets, retweeting to share other users' tweets, and direct messaging for private conversations between users. New users should choose a username, write a brief bio, add a profile photo, and find people to follow to begin engaging on the platform.
This slideshow walks you through the basics of the Twitter platform, walking you through setting up your account, providing an overview of hashtags and at-mentions (@mentions), and going over some of the most popularly asked questions about this powerful social networking tool.
Twitter can be used by city agencies to share information and engage with followers. When creating an agency Twitter account, choose a descriptive handle, register the account, and add a profile photo and description. Tweets should be under 140 characters and represent the agency professionally. Agencies can gain followers by following others, using hashtags and pictures, and engaging with followers through retweets and responses. Metrics like followers, retweets and impressions help measure Twitter success.
How To Get Started on Twitter [Step by Step Guide for Financial Advisors, by ...Blueleaf_ToolsforAdvisors
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Easy step by step guide to getting started on Twitter.
Whats Inside
Part One How to Create Your Free Account
Part Two How to Setup Your Profile
Part Three How to Start Following People
Part Four How to Start Tweeting
Part Five Basic Twitter Lingo
Part Six Easy Formulas for Awesome Tweets
BONUS How to Send a Tweet From Your Phone
Glossary
This document provides instructions on how to get started using Twitter. It explains how to create a Twitter account, including picking a username and confirming your email address. It also defines common Twitter terms like tweets, hashtags, following and followers. The document recommends scheduling tweets using HootSuite and includes etiquette tips like giving credit, thinking before tweeting and being consistent in your posts. Links are provided for more information on creating an account and using Twitter.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to share short messages called tweets. Users can follow other accounts and see their tweets in their timeline. As a realtor, Twitter can be used to share market updates and insights, build relationships with potential clients, and drive traffic to your website or blog by linking to your posts. It is important to regularly interact with your followers on Twitter through replies, mentions, retweets and hashtags to build an engaged audience.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post messages called tweets that are limited to 140 characters. Users can follow other accounts to see their tweets and have their tweets shared. Basic Twitter terms include tweets, follows, mentions with @username, and direct messages. When using Twitter, it is best to use hashtags to categorize tweets, engage in follow Friday to gain followers, and use URL shorteners. Users should curate an authentic profile and follow relevant accounts to gain followers while posting useful, interesting, and engaging content to build connections and awareness. Monitoring analytics and using various search and listening tools can help optimize use of the platform.
This document provides guidance on using Twitter to connect with other educators. It recommends including relevant information in your Twitter bio, such as your name, position, location, and interests. It also suggests following people with similar interests, participating in weekly hashtag conversations, and joining the discussion by respectfully replying, retweeting, and using hashtags to indicate topics. Popular educational hashtags and weekly chats are listed, and Twitter features like mentions, direct messages, retweets, and favorites are explained.
The document discusses how Twitter can be used for personal, professional, and company purposes. It provides tips on setting up a Twitter account, following relevant people, posting tweets, using hashtags, and searching Twitter. It also gives examples of how multifamily companies like Essex and UDR are using Twitter for community building and customer service.
Twitter handles and avatars help identify users, so choose a clear handle like @TheSAMLabs. To engage followers, tweet content they will find interesting or want to share, ask questions to start conversations, and retweet others to build relationships. Maintain a variety in your tweets, including questions, links, images and videos. Initially follow others in your industry and be patient as you build your follower base. Direct messages allow private conversations while public @mentions include others in discussions. Hashtags help others find tweets on similar topics.
This document provides tips and rules for effective use of Twitter for business purposes. It outlines best practices like including a profile picture and description, engaging with followers by asking questions, and using hashtags sparingly. The document also introduces several tools for scheduling, analyzing, and managing tweets and follower engagement, such as Hootsuite, TweetDeck, and TweetReach. The overall message is that businesses should focus on creating valuable content and interactions over follower counts to build an engaged audience on Twitter.
This document provides tips for using Twitter to build influence and engage with others. It discusses logging into Twitter, introducing yourself, following relevant accounts and brands in your industry, creating lists to organize accounts, using hashtags to join conversations, engaging with others by commenting on discussions, sharing others' content, and gaining genuine followers rather than focusing only on numbers. The overall summary is how to use Twitter effectively to connect, share ideas, and build relationships with others in your field.
- Twitter is a microblogging site that allows users to post brief text updates of up to 140 characters. It has over 200 followers for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) Twitter channel.
- The FCO uses Twitter to post press releases, blog promotions, and job advertisements. Automatic tools like Twitterfeed help post content from other sources.
- Opportunities for future use include travel advice, consular services, digital diplomacy, and targeted campaigns. However, there are also risks to consider with expanding use of Twitter.
Twitter 101 A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners.pdfSocially Savvy
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In today's fast-paced digital landscape, staying connected, sharing thoughts, and discovering trends has never been easier. Among the myriad of social platforms, Twitter stands tall as a unique and powerful tool for personal expression, networking, and information sharing. Whether you're new to social media or just new to Twitter, this comprehensive guide will walk you through the basics step by step. Get ready to embark on your Twitter journey and become a confident and savvy user in no time!
You can't truly build your own brand or your clients for that matter unless you include Twitter in your social mix. Even if your goal is not to reach all 330 million active users, on some level you need to engage in conversations and learn valuable information by mastering the ins and outs of the Twitterverse. At the October 6 IPRA lunch, you will learn from Rachel Adler, a master social media strategist with the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority, on how to use Twitter to define your digital persona and improve your professional reputation in PR, as well as brand yourself, communicate & reach the right audience.
This document provides an overview of Twitter and best practices for using the platform. It discusses the anatomy of a tweet, including likes, retweets, hashtags and mentions. It also covers creating a Twitter profile, including choosing a handle, profile photo, bio and header image. The document offers tips for building followers, such as promoting your handle everywhere and asking for retweets. It provides guidelines for effective tweeting, including keeping tweets short, using visuals and hashtags. Finally, it discusses analyzing tweet performance using the activity dashboard.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets. A tweet can be up to 140 characters and can include photos, videos, and links. Users can follow other users on Twitter to see their tweets in their timeline. Some key aspects of Twitter include hashtags to categorize tweets, retweeting to share other users' tweets, and direct messaging for private conversations between users. New users should choose a username, write a brief bio, add a profile photo, and find people to follow to begin engaging on the platform.
This slideshow walks you through the basics of the Twitter platform, walking you through setting up your account, providing an overview of hashtags and at-mentions (@mentions), and going over some of the most popularly asked questions about this powerful social networking tool.
Twitter can be used by city agencies to share information and engage with followers. When creating an agency Twitter account, choose a descriptive handle, register the account, and add a profile photo and description. Tweets should be under 140 characters and represent the agency professionally. Agencies can gain followers by following others, using hashtags and pictures, and engaging with followers through retweets and responses. Metrics like followers, retweets and impressions help measure Twitter success.
How To Get Started on Twitter [Step by Step Guide for Financial Advisors, by ...Blueleaf_ToolsforAdvisors
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Easy step by step guide to getting started on Twitter.
Whats Inside
Part One How to Create Your Free Account
Part Two How to Setup Your Profile
Part Three How to Start Following People
Part Four How to Start Tweeting
Part Five Basic Twitter Lingo
Part Six Easy Formulas for Awesome Tweets
BONUS How to Send a Tweet From Your Phone
Glossary
This document provides instructions on how to get started using Twitter. It explains how to create a Twitter account, including picking a username and confirming your email address. It also defines common Twitter terms like tweets, hashtags, following and followers. The document recommends scheduling tweets using HootSuite and includes etiquette tips like giving credit, thinking before tweeting and being consistent in your posts. Links are provided for more information on creating an account and using Twitter.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to share short messages called tweets. Users can follow other accounts and see their tweets in their timeline. As a realtor, Twitter can be used to share market updates and insights, build relationships with potential clients, and drive traffic to your website or blog by linking to your posts. It is important to regularly interact with your followers on Twitter through replies, mentions, retweets and hashtags to build an engaged audience.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post messages called tweets that are limited to 140 characters. Users can follow other accounts to see their tweets and have their tweets shared. Basic Twitter terms include tweets, follows, mentions with @username, and direct messages. When using Twitter, it is best to use hashtags to categorize tweets, engage in follow Friday to gain followers, and use URL shorteners. Users should curate an authentic profile and follow relevant accounts to gain followers while posting useful, interesting, and engaging content to build connections and awareness. Monitoring analytics and using various search and listening tools can help optimize use of the platform.
This document provides guidance on using Twitter to connect with other educators. It recommends including relevant information in your Twitter bio, such as your name, position, location, and interests. It also suggests following people with similar interests, participating in weekly hashtag conversations, and joining the discussion by respectfully replying, retweeting, and using hashtags to indicate topics. Popular educational hashtags and weekly chats are listed, and Twitter features like mentions, direct messages, retweets, and favorites are explained.
The document discusses how Twitter can be used for personal, professional, and company purposes. It provides tips on setting up a Twitter account, following relevant people, posting tweets, using hashtags, and searching Twitter. It also gives examples of how multifamily companies like Essex and UDR are using Twitter for community building and customer service.
Twitter handles and avatars help identify users, so choose a clear handle like @TheSAMLabs. To engage followers, tweet content they will find interesting or want to share, ask questions to start conversations, and retweet others to build relationships. Maintain a variety in your tweets, including questions, links, images and videos. Initially follow others in your industry and be patient as you build your follower base. Direct messages allow private conversations while public @mentions include others in discussions. Hashtags help others find tweets on similar topics.
This document provides tips and rules for effective use of Twitter for business purposes. It outlines best practices like including a profile picture and description, engaging with followers by asking questions, and using hashtags sparingly. The document also introduces several tools for scheduling, analyzing, and managing tweets and follower engagement, such as Hootsuite, TweetDeck, and TweetReach. The overall message is that businesses should focus on creating valuable content and interactions over follower counts to build an engaged audience on Twitter.
This document provides tips for using Twitter to build influence and engage with others. It discusses logging into Twitter, introducing yourself, following relevant accounts and brands in your industry, creating lists to organize accounts, using hashtags to join conversations, engaging with others by commenting on discussions, sharing others' content, and gaining genuine followers rather than focusing only on numbers. The overall summary is how to use Twitter effectively to connect, share ideas, and build relationships with others in your field.
- Twitter is a microblogging site that allows users to post brief text updates of up to 140 characters. It has over 200 followers for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) Twitter channel.
- The FCO uses Twitter to post press releases, blog promotions, and job advertisements. Automatic tools like Twitterfeed help post content from other sources.
- Opportunities for future use include travel advice, consular services, digital diplomacy, and targeted campaigns. However, there are also risks to consider with expanding use of Twitter.
Twitter 101 A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners.pdfSocially Savvy
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In today's fast-paced digital landscape, staying connected, sharing thoughts, and discovering trends has never been easier. Among the myriad of social platforms, Twitter stands tall as a unique and powerful tool for personal expression, networking, and information sharing. Whether you're new to social media or just new to Twitter, this comprehensive guide will walk you through the basics step by step. Get ready to embark on your Twitter journey and become a confident and savvy user in no time!
You can't truly build your own brand or your clients for that matter unless you include Twitter in your social mix. Even if your goal is not to reach all 330 million active users, on some level you need to engage in conversations and learn valuable information by mastering the ins and outs of the Twitterverse. At the October 6 IPRA lunch, you will learn from Rachel Adler, a master social media strategist with the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority, on how to use Twitter to define your digital persona and improve your professional reputation in PR, as well as brand yourself, communicate & reach the right audience.
How to use Twitter (X) for educational Tweet Chats by Nadeem Khan, Teacher and Trainer from Maharashtra. The slide is a guide on conducting/participating in a tweet chat.
The document provides guidance on using Twitter for business purposes. It begins with an overview of establishing a Twitter presence by choosing a username and profile details that align with your brand. It then discusses following others, starting conversations by tweeting regularly while engaging with followers. The document also covers driving traffic to your website, developing a content plan, using tools to schedule tweets, and analyzing metrics. Guidelines are provided around transparency, truthful representation, and respectful engagement.
A 2014 beginner's guide to Twitter Marketing for brands and small businesses, full of hints and tips to make Twitter work for you, the Social Marketer.
Twitter is a popular social media network for sharing news updates and connecting with audiences. The guide recommends businesses establish a Twitter presence to create brand awareness and thought leadership. It provides tips for what to post, including different content types, hashtags, images and engaging with others; when to post, such as at different times and repeating tweets; how to build a following by engaging with others in your industry; and how to sign up and set up your Twitter profile completely.
Twitter is a microblogging platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets. A tweet can contain up to 140 characters and can include hashtags, usernames, and links. Users follow other accounts and see their tweets in their home timeline. Tweets can be public or private. Businesses use Twitter to build their brand and engage with customers through contests, promotions, and customer service. Hashtags help tweets about common topics be discovered and go viral.
This document provides an introduction and overview of Twitter including demographics of Twitter users, what people post and share on Twitter, how Twitter has grown over time, and tips for using Twitter including hashtags, mentions, retweets, following others, and tools for managing Twitter accounts.
The document provides an overview of how to use basic Twitter functions such as tweeting, following others, retweeting, using hashtags and search, and discusses how Twitter can be used as a tool for journalism by allowing users to find new stories, angles, and sources in real time from what others are sharing on the platform. Common complaints about Twitter are addressed and it encourages users to follow people and topics they are interested in while filtering out irrelevant information in order to get the most value from the social media site.
This is a basic Twitter guide for ad agencies and news reporters. However, it provides a great introduction to Twitter and its capabilities. We've also provided some tips and links that will help you on your way!
This document provides an overview of Twitter, including what it is, why people use it, how to get started, and best practices. Twitter is a microblogging platform where users share short updates of 140 characters or less. It can be used for marketing, networking, getting news and opinions, and more casual conversation. The document outlines how to set up a profile, engage with other users, search for topics, and use hashtags and retweets to spread information.
This document provides an overview of using social media, specifically Twitter and LinkedIn, to engage communities. It discusses setting up profiles on both platforms using your real name and photo. It recommends following thought leaders, hashtags, and contacts from events to build networks. The document outlines posting types for Twitter like observations, links, and chats. It also discusses building LinkedIn networks through connections, groups, and status updates. The key takeaway is that community engagement takes time and focuses on sharing valuable, educational content for the community.
The document provides an introduction to Twitter, including statistics on its usage and growth, reasons to use it, basic terminology, tips for using it effectively as a business, and recommended tools. It outlines that Twitter allows sharing of short messages up to 140 characters, has over 175 million registered users who post over 95 million tweets per day, and gaining 4000 new users daily.
Our first webinar covers the basics of social media engagement. Susan Tenby will cover how to create a community of followers from the ground-up, including how to identify evangelists, and how to publish and engage on Twitter, Facebook and Linkedin in just a few minutes each day or week.
- The document discusses various ways that people use Twitter, such as following celebrities, promoting businesses or products, and finding career opportunities in social media. It also covers how Twitter can be used positively for keeping up with news and connecting with customers.
- Key features of Twitter mentioned include trends, retweeting, following/unfollowing accounts, direct messages, customizing profiles, and gaining and verifying followers. The document provides guidance on using various Twitter functions and growing an engaged audience.
How to Grow Your Twitter Following Organically with Valuable Content.pdfSocially Savvy
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In a world where social media platforms dominate our daily lives, Twitter stands out as a powerful and influential platform for connecting with like-minded individuals, sharing thoughts, and even promoting your brand or business. Whether you're an aspiring influencer, a business owner, or simply someone who wants to expand their digital footprint, the number of followers you have on Twitter can make a significant difference.
But here's the catch: while it's tempting to seek quick fixes, shortcuts, or even resort to buying followers, the key to building a meaningful and engaged Twitter following lies in doing it organically, through the creation and sharing of valuable content.
In this blog, we're going to delve deep into the art of cultivating a Twitter following that not only grows steadily but also consists of genuinely interested and engaged followers. We'll explore the strategies, tips, and tactics that can help you harness the full potential of this dynamic platform, all while maintaining authenticity and integrity.
Twitter is a microblogging platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets that are up to 140 characters in length. It has over 255 million monthly active users, including 80% of world leaders. The majority of tweets come from mobile devices. While Twitter is most popular among 18-29 year olds, usage does not differ based on education, ethnicity, or urban/suburban location. To be effective on Twitter, users must communicate concisely within the 140 character limit by being brief, punchy, and to the point. Gaining followers requires posting engaging content regularly through tweets, mentions, retweets, hashtags, and profile customization while avoiding excessive self-promotion.
This document provides an overview of Twitter for business purposes. It defines what Twitter is, how it is used through tweets and hashtags, and who uses it, including individuals, businesses, and organizations. It then discusses why businesses should use Twitter to share real-time updates, interact with customers, and promote their brand to over 200 million active users. The document concludes by offering best practices for businesses on Twitter, such as how often to tweet and building followers, as well as resources for using Twitter effectively.
This document provides an overview of effective Twitter use and terminology. It discusses setting up your Twitter profile with a photo, bio, and username. It also covers how to compose original tweets, retweets, direct messages, and public conversations. Additional tips include using hashtags, managing multiple social accounts, uploading photos, and using Twitter at conferences.
Here are some suggested goals to define success on Twitter:
- Reach/Followers: Aim to grow your follower count by a certain percentage each month. For example, gain 10% more followers per month.
- Engagement: Set goals for metrics like retweets, likes and replies per tweet. For example, get an average of 20 retweets per tweet.
- Conversations: Track how many new conversations you're starting on Twitter through questions, replies etc.
- Traffic/Leads: Monitor how many clicks from Twitter are coming to your website or lead forms. Set a monthly target.
- Customer Service: Track response times and resolution rates. For example, respond to all customer service tweets
The document discusses idea generation and thinking outside the box. It provides tips for how to think outside the box such as daydreaming, considering worst case scenarios, changing routines, learning new things, and listening to others. It also discusses creating a safe environment where people feel comfortable sharing even unusual ideas to spur creative thinking. Tools like mind mapping, crazy eights, round robin, and reverse brainstorming can help groups generate novel ideas. The overall message is that thinking outside conventional boundaries can lead to special and impactful ideas.
One in three internet users globally is a child. This proportion is likely to be even higher in the global South.
Organizations working to advance childrens rights and promote well-being need to understand how to reduce the risk of harm children face online while maximizing their opportunities for learning, participation and creativity.
The PPT covers digital safety for children.
How To Use Social Media In Disasters & Disease OutbreakKumar Manish
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This presentation is on how to use social media during disasters and disease outbreak. It has basic tools and case study examples to give you an idea of how social media can be leveraged during crisis time to help people.
The presentation is for startup founders who can use the power of communication to talk about their innovation, initiatives and services. Social media can be used strategically to leverage it for advancement of their startup.
This document provides guidance for journalists on using social media for reporting. It discusses popular social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram and how they can be used to crowdsource questions, find new sources and information, and get different perspectives. It also offers tips on who journalists should follow on social media, such as national news handles, local news outlets, local people, and government authorities. Additional guidance is given on crafting messages for different platforms, measuring impact, and using tools like TweetDeck, IFTTT, and Bitly. The document concludes with an example group task on reporting a proposed new faecal sludge management system using social media to understand public sentiment.
How does Digital medium help small business grow ? Twitter for CEOs and Business leaders.
This presentation was delievered in front of the members of Indo American Chamber of Commerce. The audience was from different age groups and business domains who wish to explore Twitter as brand promotion and for their thought leadership.
Be responsibly digital in Fake News EraKumar Manish
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We are living in an era of Fake News. It is a deadly phenomenon. It is killing people and creating problems among countries. This will give you an idea on how easy is to fool people or misinform them. This covers tools which you can use to spot fake news.
A day long small workshop on "Guerrilla/Citizen Journalism & Using New Age Media for Civic Engagement" conducted at CEPT University as part of their annual fest Roots 2015 .in Ahmedabad. The participants were from architecture, planning and management programme.
Leveraging new media platforms for civic engagement in cities Kumar Manish
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The presentation talks on using new age media to inform/consult/involve/collaborate/engage/empower. It shares few case studies how globally thinkers, urban designers, disruptors are planning better cities with use of new age media.
Social Marketing of Janmarg, Ahmedabad BRTSKumar Manish
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Gave a presentation on Social Marketing of Janmarg, BRTS in Ahmedabad at Talking Transit, an event organized by Embarq India and AICTSL. The event has participation from government officials, NGOs, media personnel among others.
Janmarg is one of the most successful BRTS system in the country. The presentation covers pre Janmarg launch era, during and post launch era of the system. It covers the steps taken to popularize and promote the system among public & media.
This particular presentation was given to an audience comprising of NGO officials, and individuals working in non profit sector in domain of sustainable transportation. Many a times we complain of misreporting & non coverage of the issues which we are passionate about. This PPT tries to expose people on the other side of media to make them more acquainted with functioning of a reporter on a daily basis.
Communicating Public Transport in India Kumar Manish
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This presentation discusses the importance of marketing and communications in promoting public transportation. It notes that car companies spend billions on marketing but public transit is often promoted through basic advertisements and announcements. To increase ridership, public transit needs to envision better customer experiences and create demand through storytelling that highlights emotions, aspirations and benefits like avoiding traffic. Case studies from cities like Delhi, Ahmedabad, TransMilenio and Brampton that increased ridership through branding, uniforms, station design, films and engaging with traditional and social media. The presentation emphasizes developing a unified brand message and using low-cost social media to reach younger audiences.
Workspacetool.com PPT for software suppliersmaheksaxena125
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Workspacetool is a platform providing unbiased reviews and insights on various software solutions , helping professionals and businesses make informed decisions with detailed feature and industry comparisons.
Workspacetool.com PPT for software suppliersmaheksaxena125
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How To Manage Twitter As a Pro?
1. Kumar Manish | @kumarmanish9
HOW TO MANAGE TWITTER A
A PRO
2. WHY TWITTER ?
Twitter was born as a
mobile service,
designed to fit the
character limit of a text
message.
Brevity keeps Twitter
fast-paced and
relevant by
encouraging people to
Tweet in the moment
and to focus on the
3. WHY TWEET?
When you Tweet, your message is publicly posted on
your Twitter profile.
In addition, people can follow your account so that
your Tweets automatically appear in their own
timelines every time they log in to Twitter.
Fastest way to communicate. They say twitter is faster
than earthquake
To establish you as a brand, expert and knowledge
sharer. You can decide for yourself
4. ANATOMY OF A TWEET
Twitter helps you create and share ideas and
information instantly, without barriers.
Its the easiest way to follow the trends,
stories, and breaking news making headlines
around the world.
It also helps you stay in touch with subjects a
little closer to home: friends, family,
businesses, and social causes that are dear to
your heart.
5. TWITTER HOME PAGE
UPDATES
TWITTER COUNTERS
TWITTER TRENDS.
YOU CAN SET TO
CITY OR
COUNTRY
TWEETS
OF
PEOPLE
WHO YOU
FOLLOW
TWEET TEXT
/LINKS/VIDEOS/P
HOTOS/GIFS
6. TWITTER LINGO
Tweet: A message posted via Twitter that may contain
photos, videos, links, and up to 280 characters of text.
Tweet, Tweeting, Tweeted: The act of sending a Tweet.
Profile photo: The personal image uploaded to your Twitter
profile.
Twitter account name: The name on your account. Think
about whether you want to use your real name or some other
identification.
Twitter @username: Your @username is your unique
identity on Twitter and is always preceded by the @ symbol.
The @ sign is also used to mention people in Tweets, like
this: Hello @Twitter! Your account name and username do
not need to be the same.
Tweet timestamp/date: This tells you when the Tweet was
sent. Click the date or time to view the permalink page for a
Tweet.
Tweet text: Every Tweet fits into a space thats 280
8. TWITTER LINGO
Links: You can link to other websites, articles, photos, and
videos within a Tweet (Twitter automatically shortens links).
Hashtags: A hashtag is any word or phrase immediately
preceded by the # symbol. When you click on a hashtag,
youll see other Tweets containing the same keyword or topic.
Tweet actions: There are three Twitter icons that allow you
to take action and interact with a Tweet: Retweet, Reply, and
Favourite
Twitter timeline: A timeline is a real-time stream of
Tweets. Your Home timeline is where you see all the Tweets
shared by your friends and other people you follow.
Twitter bio: Your bio is a short (up to 160 characters)
description that appears in your profile that serves to
characterize your persona on Twitter. Connect with people by
sharing your organizations mission and how they can get
involved. Add a link to your website so that they can take the
next step. Use keywords, account @usernames, and
hashtags to make your account more searchable.
9. ANNOUNCE YOUR PRESENCE
ON TWITTER
Mention your twitter handle in email signature
Communicate to people when you meet them or
thank them using twitter and connect them there
by following their handle
Mention in your public presentation
Participate in tweet chat on topics related to your
work. Follow the account @tweetchat
Be participative. Tweet about city using city
hashtag. It will make you searchable.
Connect and communicate with social media
influencers.
10. HASHTAGS #
Hashtags have become synonymous with people,
events, and campaigns that have achieved a
particular level of mass recognition. Sometimes for
good reasons, sometimes for bad.
Your campaign should seek to either communicate
into a popular pre-existing hashtag or identify space
where a new, thoughtfully worded one might come to
define a particular issue and then capitalize on this by
making it the centerpiece of your Twitter campaign.
When using a hashtag that contains more than one
word, be sure to capitalize the first letter of each word.
This makes it easier to read for the first-time viewer.
Like #Twitter
11. YOU SHOULD TWEET
Your belief & philosophies and those who like.
Your Ideas
Your views on your subject of interest
Newspaper articles
Photos
Interesting videos
GIFs
Choose your style, you can be funny, serious
or plain informative.
12. WHAT WORKS ON
TWITTER?
Photos
Hashtags
Links
Videos
Tweets containing a number or digit
GIFs
Twitter Moments (Compilation of tweets
on a given hashtag/subject)
Twitter Polls
13. BIG QUESTION : HOW
OFTEN SHOULD YOU
TWEET?
There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this
question. However, successful accounts
maintain a consistent pattern of regular
Tweeting.
This could be one Tweet per day with high-
quality content or several Tweets per day that
strike a conversational tone and interact with
the community of followers.
Your following will grow if you invest in your
presence on the platform.
14. GAINING FOLLOWERS ON
TWITTER
1. Be Authentic : Do not fake it.
2. Be Topical : Context matters.
3. Be Informative : Inform them.
4. Be Engaging : Talk to them.
5. Be Proactive : Fast & furious.
6. Be Visual : Pictures, GIFs,
Videos are Magic
7. Be Vocal : Speak up and share
it.
PS : Do not impersonate , avoid
15. NOTE THIS
280 Characters In A Tweet Only. Space Is Also A
Character.
Maximum Four Pictures In A Single Tweet
Videos Less Than 2 Mins 20 Seconds For Upload
One Gif Image At A Time
You Can Tag At Max 10 Twitter Handles On A Tweet
Picture
You Can Filter Tweets On Your Timeline
You Can Choose To Get Updates From A Twitter
Handle As And When They Tweet.
You Can Create Twitter List- Private & Public And You
Dont Necessarily Have To Follow All the Handle
Which Are Added in the List.
16. RESOURCES :
@twittersupport : Help and Querries
@tweetdeck : scheduling your tweets and
manging multiple accounts from desktop
@socialilot_co : A good twitter scheduling app
@keyhole or @tweetbinder : hashtag analysis
@buffer : Ideas, Content and for #BufferChat
(tweetchat)
@peacerevolution : Philosophy & Meditation