Today and tomorrow we are going to be looking at the final 20 Tips that can help make your Twitter Experience a success.

Here are 10 more Twitter Tips:

31. Mix it up. Don’t just use Twitter as a promotional tool. Try to keep a dialogue going.  Let people know what is happening in your business.  Don’t just always be posting promotional tweets.

32. Find a Partner. In business it could never hurt for you to form a partnership with some of your fellow tweeters. You could create a network within a network.  Try it and see the results.

33. Realize there are other avenues you can use.  Find them, then expand on them. Whilst Twitter is great and can be a fantastic tools for you to use for your business, don’t neglect your other sites (your website, blog and other social media/networking sites).

34. Get Rid of The Junk. You are allowed to “unfollow” people.  People who do not post nice comments and others who spam you are a perfect example of this.  You do not have to have them as followers.  Don’t be scared to “Spring Clean” once in a while and unfollow those you don’t want to follow any more.  You can also block followers as well.

35. Future tweets reap sweet treats. You can use tools that allow you to type up your tweets in advance so you can plan ahead.  You can then set them up to post to your account when you’re ready.  This is a really good time saver.

36. Automated Tweets can assist you in prioritizing.  There are tools available where you can select certain topics or sub-topics for notification.  This way the topics that are more important to you will be delivered daily, or as often as you like.

37. Use the advanced search to your advantage. Twitter and other tools related to it have advanced search options.  Use these tools to help you find that niche poster or specified topic that you’re interested in.

38. Use links. Never mention a resource in a tweet without linking to it.   By doing this helps people to gain trust in your opinions because you’re backing them up with real links.

39. Try not to abbreviate all the time.   Remember that Twitter only allows up to 140 characters.  This can make it tough to express what you want to.  Try to avoid using too many abbreviations in your tweets.

40. Never offend people by using bad language. While this is relatively obvious, a lot of people still become carried away on Twitter. As a business it is essential to avoid using foul language.  This only makes a bad impression.

Look out for our last 10 tips tomorrow.

Happy Tweeting

Kellie Simon

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