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Twitter for Traffic Or Profit Or ….

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Have you noticed there have been a lot of Twitter products out recently? Have you noticed that some of these products are written by people who have *no* clue?

Of course, as I’ve recently stated, Twitter is a communications device, and since I didn’t invent Twitter, I refuse to dictate how you should use it.

I will only advise you what to do to get my results. Though I will also point out, as I have before, that a phone is a communications device as well, and while there isn’t a “wrong”way to use it, it’;s much harder to hear a conversation if the receiver is lodged in your behind.

So in this Free Traffic Tips Minicast, I talk about:

* My opinion on whether Twitter equals traffic
* Under what circumstances can you actually make money using Twitter?
* My results with Twitter
* What are some things you should do on Twitter if you want my results?
* What are some reasons to be on Twitter as a business person, if you want my results or better?

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Posted by Tinu Abayomi-Paul on Tuesday, January 13, 2009 at 11:55 pm 
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  • Thanks for your post/ audio on Twitter. Twitter marketing has been a mystery for me. I even joined a twitter service that got my comptuers/ip banned from Twitter! I only get a blank page from my home computers. (Have to use the laptop elsewhere). I'm looking forward to reading your other Twitter posts.
  • You're welcome, Tony. I remember in the spring of 2007 when I was still scratching my head about Twitter. Of course it was a bit different then and not as ... crowded I guess is the word. I'll have more on Twitter soon. Great to meet you.
  • although you know a lot and are an authority, careful that your own words about yourself and your endorsements dont turn people off. specifically, check the narcissistic overtones in your dialog about "your followers"... you may wish tone it down a bit etc... I was turned off by this obviously so I thought I would send the constructive criticism; i'd want to know if it were me.
    also, may wish to reduceextraneous streamof consciousness drifting in dialogue. get to the point.
    thnx. keep up the great work
  • Hi Ted,

    Thanks for your feedback. The rambling is something I'm always working on, but is also part of my personality. These audios are meant to be "off the cuff" and a dose of me in reality, so I don't edit them. Whatever I say that day is what results. That's why I left the fast forward button on.

    Secondly, the whole reason I'm making these comments about Twitter is to say that although I am somewhat of an authority, NO ONE has the right to tell you what to do on Twitter. When I say "your followers" I'm using the Twitter parlance - that's what Twitter calls them, so that's what I call them. It's honestly not being vain - I can be vain and narcissistic, usually as a comedic device, so when I'm going for that, I cop to it.

    But stop by Twitter. That's what they call them when you click on the follower page "your followers." Plus, how is it narcissistic to talk about YOUR followers rather than Mine?
  • Thanks for your posts and audio.Great job and excellnt tips.
  • Tinu...
    What a coincidence...I'm listening to your Evergreen traffic mp3 right now...gotta love my touchscreen Mp4 playa (no advertising there...just plain common sense)... and now I'm coming across your Twitter info...WOW!

    Let's face it, I work in a call center...and I speak to a looot of dumb people out there...so the Gurus are out to make money.. and they will.
    People love the best new thing to talk about...and I have a feeling Twitter will be falling off the radar soon due to spam and abuse...the way myspace went, me thinks...but I could be wrong!
  • Happy to help. :)
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