Twitter Means Business

TradePub is offering a complimentary eBook excerpt of Twitter Means Business – How Microblogging Can Help or Hurt Your Company.  Learn what Twitter is, how your company can benefit from using it and what you can expect from the rest of the book.

Personally I think twitter has helped my “company” (aka websites) tremendously. The only way it has maybe “hurt” it is that sometimes I get distracted reading other tweets and their links that follow, thus making me unproductive!

Read how Twitter can help drive traffic to your websites, too!

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6 Responses to Twitter Means Business

  1. Well, if you keep on browsing others’ tweets most of your time, that can really be very destructive on your part. Just try to minimize it.

  2. Eric says:

    I just started the whole Twitter thing and I think it has helped my business as well. I get people that I would have never thought of to visit my site. I don’t get distracted like you do, but I am sure it will happen eventually.

  3. Robin says:

    Twitter has driven a little traffic for me. I think it has been more valuable in linking me up with other bloggers and networks, than in straight out trafiic building though.

    I find it does tend to distract me from getting things done, which is of course troublesome.

  4. ZXT says:

    If you can get some followers on the same niche…like bloggers, webmasters or anyone that will be interested in your topics then for sure you’ll get some traffic.

    Or just get a thousand followers and for sure law of averages will take care of the rest.

    So far I only have 150 followers and following 200.

    I can follow you Kim if you going to give out your Twitter name and just in case anyone wants to follow me then I’m @zxxxt in Twitter.

  5. Moving On Up says:

    Moving On Up is a local Florida company that performs interstate East Coast moves for home and office. We are planning to use our Twitter for given up to date truck status updates for our customers, but maybe this isn’t the best way to generate new traffic to our long distance movers site?

    Any tips and suggestions on how to use Twitter and other social media for service industries would be greatly appreciated!

  6. Tiens store says:

    That is true because since i am a member of twitter many people i did not expect could visit my site now visit.It is really a good site.

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