My grandmother always used to say, “Nothing worth doing should be done halfway.” And my husband frequently says, “If you’re going to do things, do them right.” This especially holds true with social networking – maintaining a social media presence both for the benefit of your human visitors as well as for the benefits of [...]
Many thanks to Media Bistro for putting together this fantastic 2012 Twitter infographic!
Anyone can sign up for a Twitter account, customize their profile and page display settings, and get to tweeting, and finding new followers as well as other Twitter users to follow them. But how do you become verified? First and foremost, it’s important to emphasize that a verified Twitter account is one that has Twitter’s [...]
Twitter is a social networking site. Ideally, it combines a chatroom with blogging, giving the resulting 140 or less character messages the term “micro-blogging”. But Twitter is more than a chatroom, though less than a blog. Updates on witter are not exactly “live”, though at the rate users tweet (on average there are 1 billion [...]
Who isn’t all a-twitter about Twitter? SEOwhat is on Twitter, after all. I recently found an article from September 2011 that outlined several facts and figures concerning Twitter as of that date, and it was too interesting to not share: There are over 200 million registered users on Twitter Twitter has 100+ million active users [...]
An article on BBC published in early December 2011 revealed Twitter’s top hashtags for 2011 as #egypt and #tigerblood. The hashtag #egypt refers to the upheaval in Egypt that took place during the spring of 2011, and you’d be living under a rock if you didn’t understand #tigerblood and its reference to Charlie Sheen and [...]
If you haven’t yet joined Twitter or put that Twitter page to good use, now’s the time to do so. According to Search Engine Watch, people who come to websites from Twitter are generally big spenders, with an averaged order total of $121.33 across all categories of online purchases. What does this mean for you? [...]
