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This article was written by Matthew Weeks.

“We thought we would share some tips how to use Twitter to gain visitors to your website and of course grow your business using this micro blogging network.”

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This article was written by Scott Davis.

“On most evenings @ScottATaylor tweets “Be Good to Each other, there is usually a human behind that avatar…”which provided my contemplation to start this weeks blog post

I am currently working on a proposal for helping out a small automotive company who when asked about their differentiator as a business replied “ We are honest, we tell the client what they need to know, which is not always what they want to hear.”

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This article was written by Nancy McCord.

“Twitter is the current top “hot property” on the Web, but its popularity and how to use it has mystified many business owners. Many people think that they want to, or should be using Twitter, but simply do not understand the platform, its use, or its place in building web exposure. This article will demystify Twitter and help you to learn how to use it in the workplace and to promote your business.

First, I have to say that I had been confused on how to use Twitter to benefit my own business until I downloaded TweetDeck. TweetDeck is a desktop application that allows you to review and post status updates on Twitter and Facebook simultaneously. I consider it a “must have” application for anyone who wants to make sense of Twitter. TweetDeck allows you to sort the people you follow on Twitter into groups, allows you to limit the number of Tweets (Twitter micro posts) to be shown at any one time, and also allows you to remove all Tweets you have seen with one click. Additionally, using TweetDeck, finally a Twitter search on a topic makes sense.”

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This article was written by Mikal Belicove.

“If you’re dipping your big toe into the waters of social media marketing–all the while wondering if these somewhat obscure channels will really help promote your business or brand–I’ve got some good news for you. A well-researched report entitled the “2010 Social Media Marketing Industry Report,” was published this month, and it should be required reading for entrepreneurs and small-business owners. It was put together by Michael A. Stelzner, the so-called grandfather of white papers.”

This article was written for Just SEO Tips.

“Twitter, Facebook and Buzz are just three of the many social media outlets where people can voice the latest news, views and pictures to a much larger audience. Twitter in particular has become an increasingly popular news medium that is being used by individuals, businesses and major broadcasters alike. It is common to see the Twitter sign on websites and also on the major news channels including BBC and CNN, but you may ask why?”

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This article was written by Logan Nathan.

“With Twitter sewing up the market for sharing bits of information with the public, smart entrepreneurs are hopping on the bandwagon and leveraging thee enormous success of Twitter with their own services.”

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This article was written for News To Know.

“If you’ve thought about joining Twitter or using it for your business marketing, you’re not alone. Twitter has 14 million users in the U.S. alone, and it’s growing at an astounding rate. People are using Twitter for business, for social reasons and to connect with online communities.

Before you throw your hat into the Twitter ring, keep in mind that Twitter is a unique site filled with Gen Y-ers who have been marketed to since birth. If you expect to be successful on Twitter by gaining a lot of followers who will grow to trust you and your brand, then don’t follow the steps below.”

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This article was written for Media Verso.

“Micro-blogging through Twitter is a popular way to market your business. Since both small and large businesses can use it, it levels the marketing playing field. Here’s how you can increase your customer’s precense on Twitter.

Here are four tips to use your Twitter account effectively. Following other Twitter accounts that are in your target demographic will help you get an idea of what the conversation is. Then you need to post updates about your company, brand or product. As with any online medium, you want to be very careful to never spam any of your followers. Lastly, make sure that you follow successful online marketers, and look for other participants who are in your industry.”

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This article was written by John Jantsch.

When Duct Tape Marketing founder John Jantsch was asked about the effects twitter has on his business he replied: 1) “I get great insight when I ask questions, (2) let’s face it, I get traffic and (3) people on Twitter spread my thoughts to new places.”

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