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No matter what your goals are, there are a few things you can do to better use Twitter to help you reach any or all those goals.

For me, it all starts with having a smarter feed, since your feed is really the first thing people will pay attention to once they land on your Twitter page.

read it here:

http://www.johnpaulaguiar.com/twitte...mall-business/

Are you monitoring any of your Twitter statistics to see if what you are doing is or is not working?


By the time you finish reading this post, you will see the importance of some “quick” stats monitoring on Twitter and how it will help you fine tune your activity and content strategy.


read it
http://www.johnpaulaguiar.com/6-twit...ould-focus-on/

It has been years since I shared tools you can use with Twitter, so I decided it was time to do some sharing since there are more and more great tools out there.


Plus with all the changes happening with Twitter, it’s a good time to search out some new tools that can help you better manage your time on Twitter.

read it:

http://www.johnpaulaguiar.com/10-twi...entrepreneurs/

There’s been a great deal written about the theory of using Twitter to get more traffic to your blog or website, but very little in terms of actionable, proven strategies.

I hope to change that with this case study, and what I call the ‘Triple Twitter Traffic Technique’ (if you can say it, you can do it).

First, a bit of background on how all this came about…

I get dozens of outreach emails on a monthly basis, and it’s fair to say that most...