Twitter's reach is nowhere near mature: this is an upwardly-mobile social media tool you cannot afford to overlook. In the coming weeks you'll see Tweetpro grow as I add links and articles to help you use Twitter to grow your network, grow your business and grow your influence. Why not subscribe to my feed so you can stay abreast of changes as I make them?
What’s Next After Twitter?
A humorous look at what could be coming next when we get tired of Twitter (will we? really?)
Twitter Changes Terms of Service
Today, Biz Stone blogged that Twitter is upgrading its terms of service.
I can’t say that this was unexpected. In light of the recent flurry of activity surrounding the advent of ads on Twitter, and also in light of a series of hack attacks on Twitter and its admin team, it was only a matter of time.
If you’d like to take a look at the new terms of service you may do so here.
Twitter and Your Business
Anyone for Pizza?
All the time we’re seeing more and more testimonials from people who have seen very real returns on their efforts to promote their business through Twitter.
Interestingly, those who have had the most success are the most creative. Well, I suppose that’s not really so surprising.
I found this Advertising Age article on how Twitter is being used to promote local businesses particularly interesting, and I think you will too. It doesn’t take a genius to see how these strategies can be adapted to fit any number of small businesses. Now all you need to do is get creative!
Using Twitter for Business: Step-by-Step Video
Interest in using Twitter for business is at an all-time high since so many are claiming huge success. I discovered this superb video on just that subject and thought it was just too good not to post it for you.
Oh ja, Twitter’s not going anywhere!
Borrowed from ZNet Blogs
In response to a guest post I did over at Search Engine People, a few people expressed opinions that Twitter is a flash-in-the-pan and won’t stick around like Google.
As Barry Welford rightly pointed out: We remember very clearly that when Google was new it was heralded as a flash-in-the-pan too. But I knew instinctively (OK let’s call it women’s intuition here) that Google was going to be big. I predicted it at the time, but sadly there are none of my web pages around from that time to prove it.
I’m predicting that Twitter will be even bigger than Google. NOTE TO TWITTER ADMIN: get ready for what’s coming now. You need to fix yourselves up so you can cope with the traffic and get some serious search algos in place. Don’t tell us that we didn’t warn you!
Just take a look at these Twitter stats. And it’s still really early days yet.
