Can Someone Explain Something About Twitter!

Andyhenry

13 years ago

It gets automatically shortened.

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Matt Bard

13 years ago

It doesn't Tweet your entire post. It Tweets the title with a clickable link back to the post.

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MandoThrasher 13 years ago

Most of the plugins I've seen won't even let you make the post until it's within the 140 char limit.
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- Manuelcrc 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by MandoThrasher
  
  Most of the plugins I've seen won't even let you make the post until it's within the 140 char limit.
  
  That's what I also noticed. You don't get to tweet the post if it is more than 140 characters.
  
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  Charles E. White 13 years ago
  
  What I do is just tweet enough to arouse curiosity (sp) then post a link to my blog. The 140 thing has never been a problem for me!
  
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ambalaldarji

13 years ago

When we tweet any post it will show only title with clickable link. So it will not show you whole post.

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Piero 13 years ago

With apology- this may be slightly off-topic: Does anyone actually read any of those zillions of tweets flying about? Never mind respond to them?
Reason I ask- EVERYONE'S a marketer and EVERYONE gets as many followers as they possibly can....isn't this a bit like the FFA safelists in a sense....everybody sends messages....but almost everybody has them dumped in a junk email account, never to be read...

Don't all those Tweets meet with much the same fate?
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- robs132 13 years ago
  
  Piero,
  
  For me twitter or more accurately hootsuite is a dangerous place.
  
  Once I get there and see a few mentions and a few relevant links I can lose hours from my day!
  
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- Dan C. Rinnert 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Piero
  
  Reason I ask- EVERYONE'S a marketer and EVERYONE gets as many followers as they possibly can....
  
  EVERYONE on Twitter is certainly not a marketer. I have many friends and contacts on there who have nothing to sell and have never tried to sell me a thing.
  
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- CDarklock 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Piero
  
  EVERYONE'S a marketer and EVERYONE gets as many followers as they possibly can
  
  Um... I don't follow all my followers.
  
  Just because YOU care what I'M saying doesn't mean I give a crap what you're saying.
  
  When I'm following someone that spews endless marketing crap and affiliate links, I unfollow them.
  
  And if you don't like what I'm tweeting, please, by all means: unfollow me. If you're NEVER going to buy my stuff, all you're doing is reducing my conversion rate.
  
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stepman77

13 years ago

Just the hyper link and the title is tweeted, not the whole content.

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Piero

13 years ago

Thanks guys,

It's just that I've never been able to figure out the use of Twitter for marketing purposes...just doesn't make sense to me. Granted, I "speak from the sidelines", never having made use of Twitter...

However, I'm busy infringing on someone else's topic here and going off on a bit of a tangent...(Apologies, cborgrx!)

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Dan C. Rinnert

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Piero

It's just that I've never been able to figure out the use of Twitter for marketing purposes...just doesn't make sense to me. Granted, I "speak from the sidelines", never having made use of Twitter...

Use lists. You can separate people into groups. Makes it easier to manage Twitter that way. People that do nothing but send out sales pitches and stuff will not be put on a list, so I can filter those out. They get too spammy, I can unfollow them.

But, with the lists, I can manage different groups of people by different interests and it keeps the discussion streams nicely segmented and easier to follow than watching the hundreds of tweets that go by in the regular, full stream.

It used to be that just be followed was the most important thing on Twitter. But, now, you want to not only be followed but to also be included on lists that people will actually read.

Plus, lists get shared so if you make it on the lists of certain people, you'll get followed by the people that trust them and potentially included on their own lists.

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dking1 13 years ago

Twitter as a social site helps you broadcast small messages and links to your followers. When you tweet an article for example, it becomes shortened to the 140 characters but the link to the entire article is included in your tweet. The reader can then click on it and it will take them to the entire article. That is how it works. Cheers
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- jbsmith 13 years ago
  
  The ones I have seen simply creates a link in your Twitter box and allows you to enter a comment...people do it from our blog quite frequently.
  
  As Twitter activity becomes increasingly accessed via search (search from Twitter itself, Tweetdeck saved searches, even Google Search now incorporates some Twitter activity) people will find the reference to those posts via search, click on the link and be brought back to your blog.
  
  In fact, Google has hinted that one factor they will take into account in ranking the impact of social networking backlinks is both how many and the quality of those who refer back to your website - so having people comment on Twitter about a blog post will increasingly become important for your page SEO rank.
  
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ZassarDotCom

13 years ago

of course it get automatically shortened..
it's doesn't matter for link building..coz what i knew, twitter is no-follow tag..

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jbsmith

13 years ago

Zassar, the no-follow argument is old, if you had been paying attention at all to what Google has been saying (and lately doing), they are starting to rank searches based on how often links are retweeted - here is a summary that explains some of the latest announcements and advancements by Google

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BobbyFreiler

13 years ago

Originally Posted by jbsmith

Zassar, the no-follow argument is old, if you had been paying attention at all to what Google has been saying (and lately doing), they are starting to rank searches based on how often links are retweeted - here is a summary that explains some of the latest announcements and advancements by Google

Jeff

Great summary. I use Twitter daily, and my analytics show traffic increases that coincide with my tweets. It's important to understand how social media impacts rankings outside of the do/no follows. I agree, that is an old argument and with the changes leaning more on quality and relevance I think Twitter becomes more important. Like any community, the more you contribute, the more you are seen as significant and that leads to increased impact.

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Trieu

13 years ago

Tweetdeeck has a feature known as Deck.ly that allows you to type in more than 140 characters.

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