Almost 1000 Twiiter followers in a week but questions remain please

Hi Josh:

Thanks for the info on Twitter Karma. If you or anyone know of additional tools that gives the option of removing people but not automatically (choice of user to set for 3 days, 5 , 7 etc) please let me know.

I'm going to try the product Thursday.

Thanks and be well,
Craig

Hi Terry:

thanks for the reply. I am all about communication (author, public speaker, motivator) and even if others used Twitter or Facebook to promote every second I wouldn't. There have always been systems in place for the books. lectures, rock and roll photos I help market, and the upcoming launch.

As somebody that studies the workings of various websites I still believe that even the most trusted person that would sell a Rolls Royce for 3 dollars needs to find a way to circumvent the continuous flow of posts that push away those that were made (good or bad) in the last few seconds. Next time you are on the site do an experiment. First post any quality Tweet and look at the screen and you will see your post forced down in seconds. Then look at a random post (good or bad) and watch the same.

Even if you want to remove those that post 9 times in 10 minutes there are other folks that are watching their posts and yours. With the Warrior Forum for example even during a busy time the post does have a certain exposure on the first page and if people respond it can stay there. When you post something on My Space or Facebook or a myriad of social sites you have a more regimented time line for the message.

That is why I wanted to gather tips from the fine Warriors what they are doing or have done to maximize their efforts. One thing I won't do is stray from the rule of thumb 1 plug for every ten posts.

Thanks for taking the time to comment and have a great Thursday.

Terry you nailed it.
Twitter was recently described as a giant cocktail party by a widely known business guru.
You can have 200000 followers , but will they be there for you with signed contracts.
Marketing is not a game or is it?

Hi Dana:

You must have ESP or Warrior SP. Thank you! I was thinking that it would be great if Dana read the post. No it isn't self-serving at all.

Number 1 with your track record if you want to tell me about concert tickets or vacations in the winter, you earned the right with over 200 posts.

Number 2 you are plugging something that is beneficial for the Warriors and the thread.

I will give you a thanks as always when the button reappears.

Thanks so much and I will contact Peter in 15 seconds!

Hi Elirainc:

Thanks for the post. I only got involved with Twitter extensively the past 8 days. My main concern was to build trust and lay a foundation where people see that I am only plugging something of mine 1 out of 10 times. The first major exposure I want from Twitter will be for the product launch.

After that CPA or anything that could be advantageous is open for discussion.

Speaking of twitter I noticed when I was checking the messages how frequently even those with a following of several thousand will plug every post and often submit 10 plugs in the span of minutes. One person had a traffic generation system, public relations, email marketing, and everything but world peace in the past hour.

Thanks as always and have a great Thursday!

Hi Dana:

Good morning and thanks! As people tell me their experiences (thank you) about Twitter I would be content to stay the path and only plug 1 out of 10 times the books and new project to be released soon.

I still wish there would be some way for posts (good, bad, or average) to not get lost in the shuffle. It is amazing how quickly something is pushed off the front page. They have 15 posts and then it kicks to page 2 and so on. If ABC Marketing decides to have 8 Tweets after you post something great about the Warrior Forum or your own business, you will be on Page 2 in a minute.

Even if you only follow imperative people we can't control what others are seeing. If you make a superlative post about a new Twitter software and Jane Doe is subscribed to 847 other people she may not even see your 140 words. It could go off the front page in a flash.

Would it be better if they set up a system where it would take 60 seconds or more to show so you can at least get the message without being thrown off the page?

Thanks as always and have a great day!!