Twitter – Some tips to build your network

Gaining valued Twitter followers and building your Twitter network is hard work and there is no exact science. I have listed below what I think are some straight forward things you can do to build a stronger relevant network on Twitter.

  • Create your account so it can be found. Keywords in Bio are crucial.
  • Register with the Twitter Directories
  • Utilise hastags to be seen be like minded people
  • Follow relevant people and engage with them
  • Follow event # and get involved in the discussion
  • Retweet Retweet Retweet
  • Use tools available to search for your target demographic
  • Follow those who follow you, but keep them relevant
  • Follow Lists and create your own
  • Create a poll for your network, ask for it to be RT
  • Thank people who RT your tweets
  • Give/share more then take
  • Be personal, not corporate, but not to personal, there is a fine line.
  • Tweet as often as you can
  • Tweet in peak times
  • Add your Twitter username to your email signature, business cards and any other marketing material
  • Attend Tweetups in your area, search on Twtvite and share stories, take your online chats offline.

    What other tips or advice have you got?

  • 2 comments

    1. [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Andrea Mitchell, Justin Hillier. Justin Hillier said: Twitter – Some tips to build your network http://bit.ly/cVKLSS #socialrecruiting #hr [...]

    2. Steve Ludlow says:

      I just spent an hour or so applying some of your tips Justin. In the following few hours, I had 15 relivant people follow me. Thanks for the tips! You should charge for this stuff… Oh, that’s right, you do.

      Steve
      http://linkedin.com/in/steveludlow
      http://www.linkedin.com/e/vgh/2977468/
      http://twitter.com/steveludlow
      http://harlowgroup.com.au

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