Q for Twitter veterans: How can one tweet produce continual traffic?
This baffles me. I thought I understood how Twitter works.
Back in March, I did a profile on a Hollywood producer who's using Fiverr to raise money for one of his projects. Now we're not talking big-name producer here (obviously). He was so grateful for our feature that he did a blog post on *us* and sent out a single tweet about it.
We have gotten a steady stream of referrals from Twitter ever since. I don't get it. This guy only has about 2,200 followers. It's not like he's Charlie Sheen (or even charliesheen). He does 15-20 tweets a day so our tweet was long ago buried. How do people even find this tweet so they can click on the link and arrive at our site?
Thanks,
fLufF
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Back in March, I did a profile on a Hollywood producer who's using Fiverr to raise money for one of his projects. Now we're not talking big-name producer here (obviously). He was so grateful for our feature that he did a blog post on *us* and sent out a single tweet about it.
We have gotten a steady stream of referrals from Twitter ever since. I don't get it. This guy only has about 2,200 followers. It's not like he's Charlie Sheen (or even charliesheen). He does 15-20 tweets a day so our tweet was long ago buried. How do people even find this tweet so they can click on the link and arrive at our site?
Thanks,
fLufF
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nothing to see here.