Twitter is a powerful tool, if used right.
Of course, as with any powerful tool, Twitter can also be a colossal waste of time.
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Of course, Twitter numbers mean nothing if you cannot convert them into blog readers.
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I am pretty ignorant, but this post raises lots of question for me:
1. Why did 1400+ people choose to follow you on Twitter? (I’m not being rude, just interested.)
2. How did you get in contact with these people?
3. Does this mean all of them get every tweet you make? Do you know if they all persisted, or could most of them have dropped out again quickly?
4. What do you say that keeps on interesting them?
5. Do you actually read the return tweets of 1400+ people? Why?
6. What do you think is gained by all this?
I am pretty jaundiced about Twitter, but I am willing to learn. Thanks.
unkleE,
Good questions.
Actually, I run 3 other blogs, and I would say that 95% of my followers are from my “main” blog at tillhecomes.org. I link all the blogs through one Twitter account. This is not “best” but it works for me for now.
Twitter is a unique tool. Think of it as a giant room with thousands of people, and all of them are talking at once. There is no way to listen to them all, or for all of them to listen to you. But if you say something interesting to the 5-10 in your immediate proximity (those who are watching their Tweets at that exact minute), and they like it, they may pass it on to others, who may pass it on to others, etc, etc, until eventually, several thousand people in the room have read what you initially said.
So….no, I don’t read all their Tweets, and they don’t read all mine. But I do get lots of visits to my various blogs every day from the Tweets which I write, and I often visit blogs from the Tweets of others that I read. The program I talk about in this post has helped me do more of that, as I can now focus on responding to people who direct message me, or ReTweet one of my Tweets. It performs some of the mundane/repetitive tasks of Twitter so that I can focus on developing relationships and joining the grand conversation.
Does any of this help?
Yes that was helpful thanks – I like the crowded room analogy. But I still wonder where you got 1400 followers from.
Well, I started off with about 10 friends that I knew personally or from online. Then they introduced me through ReTweets and FridayFollows to some of their friends. I followed them, and they followed me. Then I found a few people who regularly Tweeted some good blog posts, and I followed a couple dozen of their followers, because it looked like they had similar interests as I did. Most of them followed me back.
And so on… months passed… until eventually… I have a little over 1800 Twitter followers today.