Lightning fast read meant to make you think...10 Mistakes People Make with Twitter:
1. Think it's supposed to make them money.
2. Demand that it makes them money.
3. Measure its worth on whether it makes them money.
4. Forget there are social media "seasons" (what I mean here is you will be popular and have a lot of interaction at times while there will be lulls in your popularity and lesser interaction at other times; there is an ebb and flow).
5. Think it's a game the one with the most followers wins.
6. Forget it's about people versus product-pushing.
7. Police (poo poo) other people's approaches.
8. Aren't themselves.
9. Forget it's supposed to be fun, too.
10. Give up too soon.
(Twitter Bird via pixabay)
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Could you elaborate on number 4? What do you mean, exactly, by "social media seasons?"
ReplyDeleteI second Patrick's request. Not sure what you mean about seasons? Are you meaning Tweets focused on each time of year?
ReplyDeleteI modified that point. I hope it clarifies. :)
ReplyDeleteI have a twitter for work where I only post stuff releated to my work, and now I just started twitter to tweet about things I do and love. I also tweet my oppinion, I think that you will get a lot of followers if you're honest and just say it.
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ReplyDeleteYes; so finding that balance between when to sell and when to establish repore is my newbie learning curve.
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