If you’re a part of the Twitter community – you know what this means. If you’re not, you may be feeling left out – wondering why everybody is moving over to the fastest growing social networking community since blogging became popular.
Attention is scarce. Expectations are high. These are the facts of today’s fast-paced marketplace. But the good guys have a new advantage. And it comes in little bundles of 140 characters or less.
Now you get to catch up – quickly – The Twitter Handbook
Find out why Twitter has become so popular so quickly and what you can do about it, learning how you can use this tool to your advantage today.
The Twitter Handbook will show you:
- What Twitter is all about
- Why people tweet
- FAQ’s about Twitter
- the Twitterverse Glossary
- How best to communicate with people on Twitter
- How to find and reply to those @ messages sent directly to you
- How people are making money by using Twitter
- Where to download the most popular resources to use with Twitter
- The dangers and the future of Twitter and the Twitterverse
When you sign up to receive notice about the free Twitter Handbook, you’ll learn all this and more.
Whether you’re new to Twitter, or already passed the 1,000 tweet threshold, there are BIG ideas in this little handbook that we’ll be revealing – tweet by tweet, blog by blog, page by page – all revealed to you here – first – before publication of the first Twitter Handbook.
More Tips for Twittering
Making the most of Twitter – Real-time micro-blogging is gaining in popularity. But if you’re wondering what’s the point, here is Charles Arthur’s guide to the benefits of Twitter – and how to get started.
Why Twitter and Tweet for Marketing and PR – There are 7 Twittering tools to help you Twitter. If you need further guidance, read The Beginners’ Guide to Twitter and The Big Juicy Twitter Guide
Reference: WordPress.com Twitter Badge
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ericltkong
May 24, 2008
thanx for this post! cheers…
timethief
May 24, 2008
Hi Eric,
You’re welcome. I accidentally deleted your twitter follow request will you send me another one please?
Jennifer
May 24, 2008
Thanks for the heads up, tt. My web 2.0 enabled daughter has been after me to get on Twitter. This handbook looks like it could help make it almost painless.
Teck
May 25, 2008
Thank you TT,
I enjoyed reading your Informative Post
and signed up for the free handbook
and will probably be joining Twitter
in the next couple of days to promote
my blogs… :)
timethief
May 25, 2008
Hi Jennifer,
I just began twittering last week. At first I was confused but now and can see the usefulness of using 140 character tweets for updates and messages. Thanks for dropping in. It’s always good to hear from you.
timethief
May 25, 2008
Teck,
Hi there. I’m sure that you’ll takes to twitter and when you sign up let me know so we can follow each other. :)
Teck
May 25, 2008
Thank you for the offer TT, I sure will let you
know when I sign up so we can follow each
other… :)
Teck
May 25, 2008
Hello TT, I just posted
a article about twitter
on my Teck~Line blog
and mentioned about
you at the bottom of
the post and put a link
to this article… :)
P.s. I put a friend
request in for you
on Twitter,.. :)
Teck
May 25, 2008
oops I forgot the link » Twittering Away
timethief
May 25, 2008
@tech
That’s cool. Thanks for the link love. Once I wade through my email tonight I will approve your request. :)
Teck
May 25, 2008
Your welcome TT’ :)
le bunny
May 25, 2008
Heh, I’ve been on the thing for a while now, and still feel pretty out of it. A handbook would probably do me good. Thanks for sharing.
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museditions
May 26, 2008
TT, you rock! Your last three entries are just so helpful. I still don’t get the Twitter thing, but your resources will help me do so. I’ve wanted a polling capability for another site I’m working on, w00t. And the social bookmarking reference finally makes this doable. I’ll be working on all three during the next few days.
Mama Kelly
May 26, 2008
I only recently found Twitter and I love it. This post was a big help.
timethief
May 26, 2008
@mammakelly
I’m gald you found this post to be helpful. I’m in the process of learning how to use twitter myself and I’m looking forward to receiving a copy of the Twitter Handbook. to.
Best wishes for happy blogging. :)
Hans
May 27, 2008
Thanks for the post, link.
I was recommended Twitter to help manage my life by my therapist. I’m quite aways off track right now and the idea is to let people who care about me to “nudge” me unobtrusively & without the need to have a huge discussion about everything as I currently have no one I need to answer to. So I hope this can do the trick.
Is there a way, twitter will send messages to Windows Live Messenger, or only Live Journal, GTalk & Jabber?
thanks!
timethief
May 27, 2008
Sorry but I don’t use the other IM services so I don’t know if there is a way to connect them. Best wishes :)
axecity
May 28, 2008
Nice guide, I should set some time to start twittering!
timethief
May 28, 2008
@axecity
It’s actually quite easy but like anything else there is a learning curve involved. :)
Teck
May 28, 2008
Update poll daddy now has Twitter polls… :wink:
http://twitter.polldaddy.com/
Teck
timethief
May 29, 2008
Thanks, I noticed that yesterday and did an edit on my post to include it. :)
Teck
May 29, 2008
Your welcome TT, … :)
lieblingartcrafts
May 31, 2008
Thanks timethief! I’m totally twitter ignorant and love the resources you provide!
timethief
May 31, 2008
You’re welcome. :)
crawfordvj
December 18, 2008
Thanks for your resources timethief. I’m a Twitter newbie and it will be great to read a positive “How To” for a change. I’m sure so much conflicting info on what not to do frightens off a lot of beginners like me.
timethief
December 18, 2008
@crawfordvj
I’m glad you found my blog and this post. I think you will also be interested in this posts as well Twitter tools reviews