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How To Be Successful On Twitter
Twitter has become a powerful social network. With over 200 million monthly active users, Twitter is famed for its simplicity. However, being successful on Twitter is anything but simple. Less than 10% of Twitter users have over 1,000 followers, and most people's tweets do not get many retweets. Many small businesses and new entrepreneurs decide to buy followers in order to pass 1,000 followers. Success on Twitter is not dependent on how many followers you have. Success on Twitter is dependent on having valuable followers. How To Be Successful On Twitter will show you how to grow your Twitter audience the right way. I share the methods I used to surpass 100,000 Twitter followers and interact with hundreds of my followers every day. Here are some of the things you will learn how to do in the Get more real followers Interact with your followers effectively Get more retweets Build more connections Find good content to share on Twitter How To Be Successful On Twitter Don't just take my word for it. Here are what others have said about the "It's amazing that a 16 year old kid could put forward such a product." --Yoav Ezer "I recommend buying this quick and easy read to answer all of your questions on Twitter." --Katie Swinehart "This book includes the best Twitter tips I have ever read!!" --Juan Sanchez "As a community manager, who specializes in social media, I'd definitely say it's worth a read." --Donna Young "Very useful read." --Alex Hamm Your massive Twitter audience awaits! Download now to learn how to grow a large Twitter audience that interacts with your content. Scroll to the top of the page and select the buy now button.
56 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 29, 2013
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March 31, 2019
A DNF for me. The writing was very immature, very repetitive word usage, formating was bad, and it needs an editor (numbers are usually spelled out in most cases in books, especially single digit numbers, specific high numbers are where the number is used. I.E. "one in every thousand people" instead of "1 in 1000 people" or similar. It's distracting.) As a blog post this would be okay. Not great, but okay. Hard to come across like an expert when the writing is so basic. In a book, which should be 'professional'.
The author may have useful tips, but I couldn't keep reading it to find out.
The author may have useful tips, but I couldn't keep reading it to find out.
Displaying 1 of 1 review