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Family Business 2.0How to ‘Tweet’ in 5 Minutes or Less Per Day
and Why You Would Want To presented by
Nicole Ravlin & Edward Shepard
Our partners
Twitter? Tweet? What?
• What you need to know:– 140 character status updates –
a “micro” blog– Way to disseminate news and
information quickly.– Easy to monitor your brand– Dialogue is possible
• Statistics– One in five internet users are now on Twitter– In 2010, Twitter expects that they will have more than 25 million
users
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Edward Shepard Vice President of Marketing
Small Dog Electronics
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Brass Tacks
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Twitter Lingo
Tweeple? Twittisphere? Having twouble understanding what Twitter is all about and whatthe lingo to use is?
Here’s the very basics:Stream This is what you see on your dashboard (example on next slide)@ use this before any user name to address someone on Twitter publicly.
Example: @hellosmalldog, @pmgnicoleRT Re Tweet – if you want to repeat what someone says to your followers
put this before the quote. Example: RT @fambiz2point0: Last call: #FamilyBusiness #Twitter webinar tomorrow with @PMGNicole & @edwardshepard of @hellosmalldog. Register at: http://bit.ly/arF9Kw
DM Direct Message – a private message to a twitter user that does not show up in the stream.
Who are all of these people and why are they following me?
• They are in a similar industry• They see you as a potential customer• They like what you have to say – you provide
value to their stream
Call 911… someone is following me!
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Example: stream
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Benefits for establishing your business on Twitter:
• Broadcast your marketing message• ENGAGE with customers and potential
customers• Keep tabs on your competition• Add value to others in your industry
Twitter for Business
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Analytics on Twitter• Track your links– How many people are clicking through?– Are you able to mobilize any of your followers?
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• Develop a strategy• Decide who at your
company will be responsible for tweeting
• Consider using CoTWeet• Twitter “editorial
calendar”
La la la… me me me!Developing a voice for your
company
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Example: Amazon
How it worked:
• Amazon offers a deal of the day tweet on Twitter
• Tweet deal get retweeted
• Traffic is driven to the Amazon.com site
•Twitter acts as a sales force
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• Google Alerts• RSS Feeds for Twitter searches• Twellow.com• Use of a client like seesmic or tweetdeck• CoTweet• Tweetlater (socialoomph)
Tips and Tricks
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Upcoming webinars
• The hidden tools of LinkedIn. – Thursday, May 27, 2010, 11:00 – 12:00
• Register at: http://vfbi.eventbrite.com/
Thanks for your attention and time!
Nicole RavlinPeopleMakingGood.com
@pmgnicolewww.facebook.com/pmgpr
Edward ShepardSmallDog.com
@hellosmalldog@edwardshepard
Questions?