As I chat with fellow solopreneurs I often use terms they aren’t familiar with (cause they are rooted in terra firma, not cyberspace) and Twitter is just one of those words. You know the words that make their eyes glaze and roll to the back of their head.
I found a great post on some of the uses for Twitter and how it affects the journalism industry. Recently I had the opportunity to attend the Vision to Venture Event sponsored by Microsoft Live Small Business. I was able to Twitter what the speakers were sharing during the conference. If you visited my site that day, you would have been able to follow what was going on at the event. Better yet, if you were following me, you got it in real time.
Magic In Words is hosting another free webinar Monday, 3pm Pacific - 6pm Eastern on Social Networking. Our special guest will be Myrna Weinreich, of Myrna’s List.
She’s quickly becoming a Twitter expert, among other social networks. We’ll be discussing Twitter, Facebook and Linkedin. This is your time to ask questions and find out how to leverage your business using the internet.
An essential marketing strategy for your online business is social networking, defined as a site where users contribute the content. I participate in a couple of social networking sites, one being Facebook, also Linkedin and a few others.
Here’s an ebook, Social Networking Exposed, that will help you understand a little bit more about the social networking phenominon that’s sweeping the internet. Are you on Facebook yet? Why don’t you come over and be my friend!
Are you twittering yet? It’s one more social networking tool you can use to raise your online visibility.
Social networking is a great way to build your online sphere of influence. Traversing the blogosphere, posting comments on blogs your read and using tools like Twitter and MyBlogLog will give you added exposure to other small business owners. Here’s a link to a great resource for using Twitter.
If you are Twittering, how are you using Twitter in your online business? Please share by commenting!!
As I chat with fellow solopreneurs I often use terms they aren’t familiar with (cause they are rooted in terra firma, not cyberspace) and Twitter is just one of those words. You know the words that make their eyes glaze and roll to the back of their head.
