Twitter Marketing

Using Twitter Hash Tags to Boost Your Visibility and Credibility

by Nancy Marmolejo on February 17, 2009

in Twitter Marketing

Have you ever seen a post on Twitter that includes a # before a cluster of letters or a word? That’s called a hashtag and it’s a great tool to use to sort through and link to conversations on Twitter.
Social networking how-to is a fast moving world. Chances are you’re seeing hashtags left and right [...]

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How to Get Tweet Cred on Twitter

by Nancy Marmolejo on February 10, 2009

in Twitter Marketing

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What does it take to gain “Tweet Cred” on Twitter? Like its cousin “street cred”, Tweet Cred has to do with knowledge of how to interact in a certain environment and to hold authenticity. And yes, to be cool, but don’t worry if that thought [...]

 
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Social Networking Landing Pages: Got One?

by Nancy Marmolejo on January 26, 2009

in Social Media Marketing, Social Networking, Twitter Marketing

Not sure where to send your Facebook visitors when they land on your page? Wondering which of your many URLs to list on your Twitter profile?
Try creating a Social Networking landing page.
In essence, you create a page on your blog or website that introduces people to you. You list that URL  in your social networking [...]

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Twitter Hacking Scandal: Bad Passwords The Culprit

by Nancy Marmolejo on January 12, 2009

in Twitter Marketing

The scandals that recently rocked the Twitterverse led to a flurry of Tweets about the security of social media. In 2 separate phishing attacks, accounts were hacked and fake status updates and direct messages were sent out.
In the first wave, a number of  high profile accounts were hacked sending out fake status updates from Barack [...]

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Twitter and The Kindness of Strangers

by Nancy Marmolejo on January 8, 2009

in Twitter Marketing

I should have known better:
It was New Year’s Day and my family was occupied with their own diversions. I didn’t feel like packing up the holiday decorations and laundry didn’t sound too inviting, so I took advantage of the peace and quiet.  I decided to work on the copy for a social networking service I [...]

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