A Quick Look at Twitter, Tweets and Followers

Twitter looks to increase the content value of their users’ input, by limiting the number of entry characters to 140. By sharply limiting the amount of information a user can “Tweet”, this approach encourages participants to share only the most meaningful and relevant content of their conversation; with one another.

Individuals, businesses and organizations who have chosen to closely monitor your posts (“Tweets”), on Twitter; are called “Followers”. This delegation denotes a sense of admiration and loyalty. As such, fostering a long-term relationship with your Followers takes enormous effort and commitment. In contrast to the “Friends” found on Facebook, Followers expect you to consistently provide rich, meaningful and relevant content; to engage and maintain their interest and support. It is expected that this information addresses common issues, and provides a credible solution or advice; for an immediate problem or future concern. Used sparingly, unrelated Tweets which inspire thought or offer an element of entertainment for your audience can create a friendly and relaxed environment.

If you intend to use Twitter for brand building strategies, like generating consumer awareness and building customer loyalty, I suggest that you share information that entices Followers to ask questions; and/or follow the valuable links you have showcased. Twitter followers will only find interest in events, posts and Tweets, that are noteworthy or newsworthy; and reflect their immediate goals or arouse their interest.

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About Kristoffer Howes

CEO of TWMG LLC Digital PR firm. Search Engine Marketing and Brand Management strategist. Devoted Dad, loving Husband and Author of http://needtoknowseo.info/.
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