4 Tips for Multiple Users on One Twitter Account
The Twittersphere has been abuzz with talk about multiple users contributing to one Twitter stream, so we wanted to provide some quick tips on how to make this Twitter strategy work for you:
The Twittersphere has been abuzz with talk about multiple users contributing to one Twitter stream, so we wanted to provide some quick tips on how to make this Twitter strategy work for you:
For retailers, the holidays can be a make it or break it time. Restaurants too want to cash in on holiday shoppers who are out and about. This year, Twitter’s mainstream influence makes it a great way to make some of those dollars come your way. Here are some ideas on how to do just that:
Give our new Guest Tweeting widget a whirl by entering in a guest tweet below.
The purpose of this widget is to give your organization’s audiences, customers, employees, members, etc. a way to contribute to one (or more) of your organization’s Twitter stream(s) with ease. Just think, your customers could tweet endorsements directly to your Twitter account! (after one of your editors first approves the content, of course)
After we approve your Guest Tweet (through the TweetFunnel editor interface), you will see your Guest Tweet in the right sidebar of this page. You can request Guest Tweeting for your TweetFunnel account under Settings>Manage Twitter Accounts>Modify Third Party Integration.
With our bellies still full of turkey, we’re still in that grateful mood that Thanksgiving is meant to inspire. On that note, we’d like to say thanks to those who have helped make TweetFunnel’s growing success possible:
We are pleased to announce a new set of features for TweetFunnel — released on Sunday, November 15th. We appreciate any and all feedback from Funnelers!
An increasing number of U.S. politicians are using Twitter, with President Barack Obama (@BarackObama) and Senator John McCain (@SenJohnMcCain) still leading the pack in terms of followers. It’s likely that the Twitter usage by U.S. politicians during the 2008 Presidential race, has spurred more rapid adoption of Twitter and other social media by politicians.
Brands big and small are finally starting to pay real attention to Twitter. And for good reason. A recent study of 3,000 active social network users in the United States yielded some pretty impressive results:
So — you read our recent post about why it’s good to have multiple users tweet on behalf of your brand, and we convinced you to include more staff in your pool of Twitter contributors. Now what? There are many ways to help manage new tweeters from a technical standpoint, but there are some key concepts for your new users to keep in mind:
Wish you knew which tweets engaged your followers most? Retweeting is a good way to gauge this, but it’s not the only way. You can also easily track which links get clicked on most by using the right URL shortener.