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  Tuesday, August 04, 2009

Some people use Twitter for their own personal use, to keep in touch with friends, to keep up on the news, or to promote their website or products. If you are a website owner, here are five ways that Twitter can be beneficial to your website:


1. Build a large group of followers – Whether you are selling a product, or offering services there are bound to be people who are interested in what you have to offer. Many people do a simple search for products they’re after, and if your tweets show up on the search results, then there’s a chance they’ll follow you. Send the link to all of your friends, and ask them to send it to theirs. Pretty soon, you’ll have attracted a large group of followers.


2. Direct traffic – Once you have all of these followers, you can begin to direct the traffic to your website. By tweeting with your website URL, there will inevitably be someone who will click on your link. Furthermore, if you ask your friends to re-tweet your website, the message will be spread all over Twitter and there’s no telling who much traffic you’ll receive.


3. Receive feedback – If you have a large group of followers, and want feedback on something then simply tweet a question. You’ll be amazed how many responses you get from your followers.


4. Sync your RSS feeds – With TwitterFeed, a tweet will be automatically published every time you blog. You can control what types of things are in the tweet, picking from the title, a description of the post, and a link to the post. Additionally, you can have a prefix or suffix, such as “New blog post:”


5. Update from virtually anywhere – With all of the third-party apps now available, you can update your Twitter account from virtually anywhere. You can set it up via text messaging, on your iPhone, Blackberry, email, or your computer.


Utilizing Twitter is not hard, and it’s a great way to begin promoting your website, products, or services.

Tuesday, August 04, 2009 8:15:38 AM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)
so simple yet so true....I enjoy your blog over the last few weeks...good content. thought provoking .
jeff straint
Friday, September 18, 2009 9:05:38 AM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)
Good post, but have you thought about Build a large group of followers before?
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