Comments on: [Cheat Sheet] Tools to Make Your Tweets More Sweet http://www.stompernet.com/blog Empowering Your Online Success | Brad Fallon Mon, 06 Feb 2012 15:41:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jeremy http://www.stompernet.com/blog/cheat-sheet-tools-to-make-your-tweets-more-sweet/#comment-8853 Jeremy Wed, 17 Jun 2009 05:01:08 +0000 http://www.stomperblog.com/?page_id=1475#comment-8853 Thanks Andy! We've been using TwitterFeed with one of our companies and recently got into the TweetLater and bit.ly features. I tried TweetDeck after seeing a few people use it, but didn't really get into it personally. I'll check out the others that Sherman suggests and see how I like them. Thanks for the insights ;) Thanks Andy!

We’ve been using TwitterFeed with one of our companies and recently got into the TweetLater and bit.ly features.

I tried TweetDeck after seeing a few people use it, but didn’t really get into it personally. I’ll check out the others that Sherman suggests and see how I like them.

Thanks for the insights ;)

]]> By: Debra Garrison DVM http://www.stompernet.com/blog/cheat-sheet-tools-to-make-your-tweets-more-sweet/#comment-8845 Debra Garrison DVM Mon, 15 Jun 2009 17:55:32 +0000 http://www.stomperblog.com/?page_id=1475#comment-8845 Thanks Andy for your Twitter Tips. I love Tweetlater and TweetDeck. I also like http://Twello.com. It is the yellowpages of twitter. Register yourself and you can look for other tweeple with similar interests and other people can look for you. Also, http://Mytweetspace.com has free backgrounds you can make for your twitter accounts. Thanks Andy for your Twitter Tips. I love Tweetlater and TweetDeck. I also like http://Twello.com. It is the yellowpages of twitter. Register yourself and you can look for other tweeple with similar interests and other people can look for you. Also, http://Mytweetspace.com has free backgrounds you can make for your twitter accounts.

]]> By: PayPerResultsSEO http://www.stompernet.com/blog/cheat-sheet-tools-to-make-your-tweets-more-sweet/#comment-8842 PayPerResultsSEO Mon, 15 Jun 2009 12:56:57 +0000 http://www.stomperblog.com/?page_id=1475#comment-8842 Great post thanks. We use tweetdeck and tweetlater and as you say I have found them to be great for time saving. Tweetdeck gives you a live view of all the keywords you are following which is fantastic but even this can use a lot of time particularly if you are watching very competitive keywords. There are a lot of tweets containing 'SEO' for example! Tweetlater can be set up to store up every tweet containing predetermined keywords and phrases and will send you an email everyday with a list which might suit some people better than trying to follow it live. For further automation you could try TWOLLO which will auto follow your target audience for you. Great post thanks. We use tweetdeck and tweetlater and as you say I have found them to be great for time saving. Tweetdeck gives you a live view of all the keywords you are following which is fantastic but even this can use a lot of time particularly if you are watching very competitive keywords. There are a lot of tweets containing ‘SEO’ for example!
Tweetlater can be set up to store up every tweet containing predetermined keywords and phrases and will send you an email everyday with a list which might suit some people better than trying to follow it live.
For further automation you could try TWOLLO which will auto follow your target audience for you.

]]> By: Chris Thompson http://www.stompernet.com/blog/cheat-sheet-tools-to-make-your-tweets-more-sweet/#comment-8840 Chris Thompson Mon, 15 Jun 2009 10:21:38 +0000 http://www.stomperblog.com/?page_id=1475#comment-8840 Great post with solid twitter info. One thing that I do is search for my keywords in Twitter and follow people who look like they care about my end market. I get a lot of reciprocal follows because of this (and my username is interesting to them also). Great post with solid twitter info. One thing that I do is search for my keywords in Twitter and follow people who look like they care about my end market. I get a lot of reciprocal follows because of this (and my username is interesting to them also).

]]> By: Andrew Chambers http://www.stompernet.com/blog/cheat-sheet-tools-to-make-your-tweets-more-sweet/#comment-8826 Andrew Chambers Sun, 14 Jun 2009 20:06:19 +0000 http://www.stomperblog.com/?page_id=1475#comment-8826 Andy, thanks for the tweeter tips ... TweetDeck.com looks great so far, especially the fact that I can tweet a link to an images and it gets uploaded to TweetPic. Because my wife and myself own a Royalty Free Pictures online business. http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/9a095aee8c89b0f76767df2e1c5a51e8?s=80 Best Regards Andy Andrew & Denise Chambers http://www.RoyaltyFreePictures.biz Andy, thanks for the tweeter tips … TweetDeck.com looks great so far, especially the fact that I can tweet a link to an images and it gets uploaded to TweetPic.

Because my wife and myself own a Royalty Free Pictures online business. http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/9a095aee8c89b0f76767df2e1c5a51e8?s=80

Best Regards
Andy

Andrew & Denise Chambers
http://www.RoyaltyFreePictures.biz

]]> By: Joshua Jones http://www.stompernet.com/blog/cheat-sheet-tools-to-make-your-tweets-more-sweet/#comment-8822 Joshua Jones Sun, 14 Jun 2009 18:53:56 +0000 http://www.stomperblog.com/?page_id=1475#comment-8822 Excellent tools there! I've enjoyed one other tool that is noteworthy: HOOTSuite (a web based, multi-account management tool). Appreciate the helpful tips! ~ Joshua Excellent tools there! I’ve enjoyed one other tool that is noteworthy:

HOOTSuite (a web based, multi-account management tool).

Appreciate the helpful tips!

~ Joshua

]]> By: Jim http://www.stompernet.com/blog/cheat-sheet-tools-to-make-your-tweets-more-sweet/#comment-8819 Jim Sun, 14 Jun 2009 18:41:35 +0000 http://www.stomperblog.com/?page_id=1475#comment-8819 I've spent many years pulling my internet knowledge together and twitter has excellerated it greatly. I'm all about tools that will help in that effort. I find just being honest,using our 5 senses within our tweets and keywords, of course living on Maui in Hawaii really helps in the keyword dept. Being active in non-profits and dealing with food energy, farming, water, community and sustainability help to keep the focus where most people's interest lays. Making money is about providing a service. Work on the service that is worthwhile to others and the money will follow. If not money than the means for a happy life, which is all money is just one tool in our tool box of life that we are already given and is available at any moment. We choose to use them at anytime. Aloha from Maui, I’ve spent many years pulling my internet knowledge together and twitter has excellerated it greatly. I’m all about tools that will help in that effort.

I find just being honest,using our 5 senses within our tweets and keywords, of course living on Maui in Hawaii really helps in the keyword dept.
Being active in non-profits and dealing with food energy, farming, water, community and sustainability help to keep the focus where most people’s interest lays.

Making money is about providing a service. Work on the service that is worthwhile to others and the money will follow. If not money than the means for a happy life, which is all money is just one tool in our tool box of life that we are already given and is available at any moment. We choose to use them at anytime.

Aloha from Maui,

]]> By: Melanie Benson Strick http://www.stompernet.com/blog/cheat-sheet-tools-to-make-your-tweets-more-sweet/#comment-8814 Melanie Benson Strick Sun, 14 Jun 2009 18:07:59 +0000 http://www.stomperblog.com/?page_id=1475#comment-8814 Andy, great tips...I use TweetDeck (which I have a love/hate relationship with) and TweetLater which I adore. For efficiency, I'll preprogram about a weeks worth of tweets then add in fun stuff & random RTs as I go. When I was in Australia for 2 weeks with Brad & the gang at UMS presenting, I do 2 weeks in advance. TweetLater rocks for staying connected. Ciao, Melanie Andy, great tips…I use TweetDeck (which I have a love/hate relationship with) and TweetLater which I adore.

For efficiency, I’ll preprogram about a weeks worth of tweets then add in fun stuff & random RTs as I go.

When I was in Australia for 2 weeks with Brad & the gang at UMS presenting, I do 2 weeks in advance. TweetLater rocks for staying connected.

Ciao, Melanie

]]> By: Kristal Morris http://www.stompernet.com/blog/cheat-sheet-tools-to-make-your-tweets-more-sweet/#comment-8805 Kristal Morris Sun, 14 Jun 2009 15:58:58 +0000 http://www.stomperblog.com/?page_id=1475#comment-8805 Twitter has worked well for me too. In fact I won my two tickets to the Stomper Live event on the affiliate contest as a result of opt ins using only Twitter and not mailing a list. Twitter has worked well for me too. In fact I won my two tickets to the Stomper Live event on the affiliate contest as a result of opt ins using only Twitter and not mailing a list.

]]> By: Zita Gustin http://www.stompernet.com/blog/cheat-sheet-tools-to-make-your-tweets-more-sweet/#comment-8802 Zita Gustin Sun, 14 Jun 2009 15:41:08 +0000 http://www.stomperblog.com/?page_id=1475#comment-8802 I hope that folks who are marketers will remember tips that Don Crowther has shared about building relationships when using Social Media. Twitter is no different. If we go on Twitter and constantly push product or service messages, people will tune out. Remember to use the 3 part system. A third of your posts should be retweets or other folks great info (this shows that you are reciprical - a good member of community); a third should be about you - to build relative knowledge about who you are as a person (I'm not talking mundane things here ... but helpful glimpses into WHO you are as a person which helps to build trust); and then a third about your product/service/blog/etc (so people can see how to engage with you). Yes, it is more work. However, it is more balanced and you'll ultimately KEEP the followers that you attract. And isn't that what we all want? I hope that folks who are marketers will remember tips that Don Crowther has shared about building relationships when using Social Media. Twitter is no different. If we go on Twitter and constantly push product or service messages, people will tune out. Remember to use the 3 part system. A third of your posts should be retweets or other folks great info (this shows that you are reciprical – a good member of community); a third should be about you – to build relative knowledge about who you are as a person (I’m not talking mundane things here … but helpful glimpses into WHO you are as a person which helps to build trust); and then a third about your product/service/blog/etc (so people can see how to engage with you).

Yes, it is more work. However, it is more balanced and you’ll ultimately KEEP the followers that you attract. And isn’t that what we all want?

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