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The story behind #100tofollow

Friday, October 9th, 2009

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A few weeks ago I wrote a little post called What would you do with your last Tweets? Here’s one of the key thoughts from that post:

I’m approaching my 10,000th entry, or Tweet, on Twitter. (more…)

Twitter and how to be followed by other Twitterers

Monday, December 15th, 2008

Audience buildingThere are benefits to getting more Twitter followers, so with that thought in mind, I’m going to tell you about the things that will help you build your own Twitter following. I’ll tell you about some things that seem to work and some that don’t work: short term or long term.

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Let me be perfectly clear: I am not writing this article for you to use Twitter to help you feed a fragile ego, expand your mailing list, build a fan club, sell products, become a top Digger, or sway political opinion to the exclusion of everything else. However, if you are trying to do this then you might see some reasons here why you are failing to attract followers.

On the other hand, if you want to expand your contacts, get access to a constantly stream of interesting information, give and receive advice, and to learn how to be a better human being, then I hope this article will help you to show other Twitter users that you’re an interesting, helpful, or at the very least entertaining person who’s worthy of being followed.  And, if done tastefully and with respect, yes, Twitter can help you grow your business.

I’m particularly hopeful that this might help some honest-to-goodness lesser known creatives, artists, and talented folks who do want a chance to promote themselves and their works in a creative way (as long as they understand that it’s not a one-way promotion deal; you need to give, too.) The world needs more good content. (more…)

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