Twitter Blog Traffic-generate Traffic With Twitter

February 7, 2010 by TwitterFreak · Leave a Comment

Twitter is in a league of it’s own, it’s a different kind of web 2.0 social marketing. It’s nothing like MySpace and Facebook, or even Digg and Propeller to name a few.It’s a lot more like blogging and mini-blogging and micro-blogging and yet it’s not. So what the heck is Twitter and how do you profit from it?

Twitter is one part chat and one part blogging. Mini blogging to be exact, as you only get 140 characters per post. Some businesses such as traffic generation explosion like to referrer to Twitter as Micro-blobbing.

You can also use Twitter on your cell phone to keep in touch better. Some of the benefits are you have the aspects of social sites because you can follow others and be followed as well.

1. Immediate Interaction

The immediate interaction is one reason to use twitter in your marketing efforts. This will help build the relationship with your customers and friends that so many are looking for.

You get to interact immediately with your customers (followers) in a way you can’t do with a regular blog or even via comments on sites like MySpace and Facebook.

2. Twitter is being used by everyone

This goes along with number one. You get closer to your customer base which helps build your relationship. As more and more people start using Twitter you will see more benefits, so will your competition. If you don’t adapt and take advantage of applications like Twitter you’ll be left behind and lose customers.

3. Short and to The Point, make it count

Twitter like a phone text message, limits you to 140 characters.We all know we are too busy, get bombarded with too many marketing messages and too many emails to read much more than that anyway. Your customers will appreciate these short and to the point messages.

If you’re not using Twitter, I highly recommend you start. It’s another marketing channel for your Internet marketing efforts to pay off. http://www.traffic-generation-explosion.com would like to thank Twitter for all they do. Keep up the great work Twitter.

Author: Al Ferretti, Jim Grygar, Skeeter Hansen

The days of building a website and just waiting for people to come are over. Would you agree an online business lives or dies based on how much traffic it gets? I?ve sold countless products online and want to show you through my successes and failures what works.