What are the best twitter tools to increase your twitter presence?
I know there are a lot of social media tools out there. Which tools are the best for increasing your twitter presence, ideally ones that are easy to use?
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Mar 15, 2019
# Hashtags. When you tag enterprises all of their followers can see your tweet, it's the easiest way.
Jan 30, 2015
Make your Twitter presence visible. I can’t tell you how often I have read an interesting post and wanted to tweet the link, but couldn’t find the author’s Twitter username. So I gave up and moved on. Make it easy for people to follow you. Display links to your Twitter account in your email signature, your blog or website, business cards—everywhere. Or you can also buy quality followers from freelancers on sites like SEOclerks.
Nov 18, 2014
Try using the 10-4-1 Rule. It's a great way to make sure you're putting out the right balance of content and services.
Here's more info:
http://www.nowmarketinggroup.com/blog/how-to-plan-your-social-media-posts-1041-rule
Nov 16, 2014
Tweet deck and Hootsuite are great for organising social media feeds, focusing on hashtags and keywords, i also find Klout to be a great platform as well as it can help pinpoint key profiles you should follow in your chosen field but also it provides content you can share that is suitable to your chosen audience of which you can schedule to be tweeted at key times throughout the day. The more you are active and engage with your followers, the more presence you build on Twitter. At the end of the day its all about you and having something interesting to say or providing resources that people find interesting...it takes time. Track trends, join disscussions, answer questions...and hopefully your Twitter presence should start building.
Nov 14, 2014
Hootsuite, targeting, hashtags and time. There is no magical tool to increase your presence on twitter.
Nov 13, 2014
Hi Bryan,
I am using hootsuite and twtrland which works me well so far. And for increasing your presence you try to post tweets with images and videos which makes you feel the difference from normal text post.
Nov 13, 2014
Did you use there term tools ??? I don't think that would be a good idea instead of targeting over tools. I would say better to try to make an impact over twitter because of your post not because of your tools as they are never going to give you any benefit.
Nov 13, 2014
Tools like hootsuite or socialbro are perfect for measurement or analytics. I would recomment stay alert with the trending topics hashtags and use them with your posts. Other action you can do is following to influential people and interact with their tweets, a lot of people will read the answers to their post, one of those answers will be yours. I hope i helped you a bit.
Greetings from Chile.
Nov 13, 2014
I really like TweetDeck. It keeps me organized, I can easily search keywords and save them in columns readily at my fingertips. For me, this helps me find relevant content, people I am interested in following and connecting with, and increase my engagement.
Now, I do use some Twitterfeed for some automated content, but it is "very" specific to my industry and helps continue to generate engagement when I am unable to be on everyday. More over, a lot of this content helps bring interesting companies and individuals to me because it mentions their company. You can also use Bufferapp which offers recommendations on autocontent for LI, FB and Twitter.
At the end of the day, it's about pulling content (using others content, responding and commenting) with a smaller ratio of pushing. It's important to lay out a plan of ideal targets for your business, those who can refer, and messaging to target them and deliver about your business.
Remember to have a little fun too by throwing in some "personal" content about what you're doing, what you enjoy, etc.
Photos and quotes provide the highest amount of interaction.
These all work very well for me and my clients.
Hope this helps!!
Nov 13, 2014
Hi Bryan,
Tools like Hootsuite and Twibble are great for small businesses trying to establish a presence on social media sites like Twitter. They allow you to discover followers that you should be following, and filter your audience to include only real and engaged followers.
Another way to build your presence on Twitter is by adding popular or relevant hashtags to your tweets so your message can be seen by a broader audience.