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Is Your Business on Twitter?

Earlier tonight, we posted the video of Frank Eliason speaking at Gnomedex. His presentation was humorous, and informative. He gave us his top ten reasons why businesses should have a real presence on social media sites, such as Twitter. He made some excellent points – ones I sincerely hope you will take to heart. Social Media isn’t a fad. It isn’t going to go away. It’s here, it’s real, and it’s huge! You need to be a part of it, and you need to make good use of the time there. Use it to your advantage, and let Frank’s tips be your starting point.

Even if you don’t have your business on Twitter yet, I’m sure you are there. I think nearly everyone is these days, aren’t they? Communication is key when trying to build a business or personal community of any kind, you know that already. Why not take advantage of the easy connections you can make on a place like Twitter or Facebook? Heck, for that matter, why not try out Lockergnome or Geeks? Both parts of my community will allow you to meet new people, make great connections, and learn lots of things. There are people on both sites posting excellent content on a daily basis. Are you?

If you aren’t utilizing Twitter, why aren’t you? I’d be interested in hearing your thoughts.

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2 Comments

nancy @ princetoncryo LLC

September 17th, 2009
at 5:05am

We are into manifacturing liquid nitrogen storage systems. How can we use Twitter?

I think it’s the worst when a company doesn’t lock down their brand online. Otherwise there will always be some affiliate marketer more than willing to profit off of it. Which can be pretty damaging, and nearly untraceable if they fly under the radar by relying on organic search.

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