Getting Started with Twitter 3 - Commenter
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This document discusses steps for becoming an active commenter on Twitter, including selecting a voice, creating a community through hashtags and chat groups, branding yourself by writing retweetable tweets and conversations, and participating in the "thank you economy" through advertising and timely tweets. The goal is to move beyond just linking or lurking on Twitter to truly engaging in discussions and curating content for others.
Getting Started with Twitter 3 - Commenter
- 1. We work for sites. Getting Started with Twitter 3 - Commenter Slideshare, 30 September 2012 Mary K.D. D’Rozario MSCR, CCRP, RAC, CCRA President / Clinical Research Consultant Clinical Research Performance, Inc. mary.drozario@crplink.com @marydrozario marykddrozario 1
- 2. “Twitter Stages of Change 2.0: lurker, linker, Rter, Mter, commenter, opinionator, Oprah” - @ranitmd 2
- 3. Selecting Your Voice • Professional Center • Plus something personal Example: Cat pictures by Adam Serwer (liberal political commentator) 3
- 4. Create your community • Hashtags You can start a hashtag • Tweet chats You can start a tweet chat • Live Tweeting • Be a Twitter Curator Paper.li Storify.com 4
- 5. Brand You Tweeting • Writing a re-tweetable tweet. • Tweet conversations Tweets that start with @ vs those that don’t. Opening the conversation using re-tweet vs other means. • “@soandso blah blah blah” • .@soandso blah blah blah Direct Message (DM) • Live Tweeting 5
- 6. The thank you economy. • Advertising: the 9:1 rule Scheduling ads How is my tweet-timing playing: http://xfactorcomms.visibli.com/share/pw3HBf 6
- 7. Questions 7