HOW DO YOU USE TWITTER TFFECTIVELY TWITTER MAKING MONEY..

 HOW DO YOU USE TWITTER TFFFECTIVELY

4) Making Money With Twitter

Still predominantly used to create a certain amount of “buzz” twitter

can now also be used as a money making tool with very successful

results.

The Ins and Outs Of The Money

One of the most innovative ways of making money using twitter is in

getting the audience or follower to become actual participants in a

particular project launch.

It is not only a rewarding experience for all those who decide to take

up the challenge and get involved, it is also a wonderful way to getting

fresh new ideas or thoughts on the said project.

In terms of cost lay out there is virtually none when compared to the

possible gains which can be phenomenal.

Twitter can also be used as a selling platform for product and

services. Any individual or company can introduce their products or

services to those in the exchange and thus get a money making

business going.

From the exposure point the implications are unmeasured and from

the possible revenue stand point this is definitely a viable way to start

a business.

With the use of twitter the original target audience that the individual

has can be widened to an undeniably huge reach. This new found

audience can then ensure the further possibilities of reaping revenue

through their interest and perhaps even purchases made.

Even when a purchase has been successfully made the purchase may

then act as an advertiser for the said item if the satisfaction gained is apparent.

 This kind of personal recommendations posted on twitter

can go a long way in gaining even more interested customers thus use

heightening the levels of revenue earned.

There is also the possibility of using affiliates products to further the

platform of introducing complimenting products that will enhance

the revenue possibilities for the individual. The affiliates will help to

indirectly promote revenue possibilities.

5) How To Use Twitter For Your Blog

Twitter is numerous things to a lot of individuals. For a few, it’s a

virtual water cooler. For other people, it’s an awesome way to acquire

answers to questions. Since I started utilizing Twitter, I've more than

doubled my blog traffic over the last many months, and I can say how.

The Inside Info

Some individuals just dump their blog posts into Twitter

mechanically, with a simple new blog post. I’ve detected a way of

utilizing Twitter to boost participation on my site, and it’s better than

simple; it’s in good taste.

Rather than telling your Twitter audience that you have released a

fresh post, ask them their feeling on the core subject you’ve covered.

“Do you believe banner ads are absolute?”

Abided by a link to your web site is much more appealing than

placing on Twitter, “Banner Ads Are Not Absolute.” Asking a question

enlists your Twitter followers and asks for their experience.

I authentically trust that the comments part of my blog is better than

anything I compose on my own. To that end, when a subject seems to

take off, I send off a note to Twitter alerting individuals to the caliber

of the conversation in the comments.

It is not pitchy in nature. I’m merely sharing that the most beneficial

stuff followed the initial post.

My number 2 referrer to my web site on most slow-medium traffic

days is StumbleUpon. As I seem to get “greater” response from

individuals who visit from that web site than from additional traffic sources, I occasionally will send a 3rd post to Twitter, asking if

somebody thinks X post is worth a Stumble. As I do much sharing

and promoting and helping other people, I commonly get a lot of

willing individuals to Stumble something for me from time to time.

I don’t exaggerate it, and I know that not every day is a “slayer blog

post” day. With this in mind, when I do ask, it makes a vast difference.

So in the long run, I ask my following in Twitter for love 3 times: once

when I post the blog, once again if it takes off well in the comments

section, and occasionally a 3rd time if I wish to truly amp the traffic

thru StumbleUpon. I mix these requests in liberally with all the

assorted ways I help other people utilizing Twitter, and so it doesn’t

come off like I’m constantly pitching my own junk.

My present monthly rate of pitching others vs. Marketing my own site

is 75 / 25 in other individuals’ favor. That sounds fair, correct?

6) What To Watch Out For

There are certain things that should be avoided when using twitter.

The main things that one should avoid is the words used such as

stating that the individual is a social media expert, guru or money

making expert.

What To Choose And Not

Having a little humility when addressing those on twitter is

something to be observed diligently. Avoid coming on like a know it

all character as this would eventually cause those on twitter to form a

negative opinion which in turn could hurt the possible business

opportunities launched.

Even if the main aim of engaging others on twitter is to garner

business revenue, creating exchanges that only focus on this can be

boring and pushy.

The contents of a twitting exchange should be varies in order to keep

the flow going and the interest present rather than just trying to sell a

product. Besides this avoid twitting on the same topic too frequently.

This will cause people to avoid being involved in the exchange as it

would be deemed a waste of their time and effort. Avoid

underestimating the effort and time that should be given to having a

fruitful tweet.

Avoid tweeting on sensitive matters as this could create undesirable

effects and definitely not keep the focus on making money for the site.

Although some individual use twitter for this purpose, the individual

should definitely avoid engaging others is this form of twitting as it may also end up hurting the business opportunities that may have

formed it not for this style of twitting

Wrapping Up

There has been a lot of good info in this book… but one final

reminder…. Avoid randomly following the tweet cycle of others that

have no added value to one’s own interest. Blindly following twitter

exchanges without considering possible adverse consequences to

one’s own business opportunities is foolish indeed. This will only

negatively impact the individual’s possibilities of earning revenue.