Twitter Guide |Talking in < 140 spaces
After meeting “The Demon Bride of Twitter,” who credits this mirco-blogging tool for her serendipitously vibrant life on all levels, I decided to twitter-ize, too. Follow me on Twitter When I asked her to share top tips, she advised me to follow at least 40 people, keep the stream onscreen at all times and search Google for how-tos.
I’ve spent the better part of today following the Demon Bride’s advice. Now, I’d like to share this list of resources with you.
Twitter Newbies Guide Four Part Series + Screencast
Twitter Toobox Twittering from Google Talk
Twitter as a non-profit communuity builder
Lifehack’s 5 Ways to Use Twitter for Good
Problogger’s Twitter Tips for Bloggers
How to Use Twitter for Business
Twitter Background Design Guide
Twitter Packs – Add Yours or Find Friends
Twittermeter – graphs words in feeds
International Twitter Web Traffic
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Twitter for Churches from Church Marketing Sucks
How do you use Twitter?
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Amazing so filled with goodies…for tomorrow’s reading!
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Wow, what a great list! I’ll be perusing them shortly (and I love the Teaching with Twitter one as well).
Thanks!
Best wishes,
Barbara
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This is a great list on the ins and out of twitter as well as sub groups. Thanks for the effort.
Very nice list! Geeze, now I gotta check all those Twitter guides out. Great job compiling the list.
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Thanks for the link to twitter for business. Off to read it in more depth.
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Oooh lots of funky Twitter links, thanks for those.
Just got into Twitter myself…it’s worth it to be able to follow Stephen Fry… a true national treasure!
Wow, what a list! There’s an eBook available, too, targeted towards non-profits, but the principles apply…it’s at corporatedollar.org (I’m not affiliated in ANY way, other than I downloaded the book and found it helpful) and it’s called “Twitter Jump Start.” You may find it as helpful as I did.
Twitter is a fantastic tool and by building a strong profile you can get a lot of traffic from it as well.Thanks for the list of Twitter guides!
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Great post, thank you for your effort. Twitter rules
Thanks for all the great tools. It’s nice to read useful blogs that don’t waste my time.
Wow - This is exactly what I was looking for, some step by step instructions to investigating this Twitter phenom. Thanks for the resource!
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As Guy Kawasaki recently said in an interview with Scoble “I would rather give up my cell phone than give up Twitter”
I joined on Twitter just recently… still working it on right now…
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I like twitter a lot that I became a complete addict of twitter. I am sure that twitter will defeat myspace and facebook and it will become the no:1 social bookmarking website.
Wow, what the resource.
Thanks for taking the time to compile such an exhaustive list, now I have somewhere to point some friends and get them excited about twitter.
I like using Twitter because I’d able to meet new people, they follow me and I follow them… also it helps drives traffic to a website.
Thanks for the article….
It is really useful.
There comes a time when a person just has to say “enough is enough”. As a longtime proponent of the “do follow” movement, it really pains me to revert this blog back to “nofollow”. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, then feel free to stop reading and go somewhere else.