How to Make the Most of Your Twitter Audience Before It Dies | Ep. #240
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In Episode #240, Eric and Neil discuss how to make the most of your Twitter audience before it dies. Tune in to learn why Twitter is still very much alive and the impact you can have by having quality and consistent interactions with your Twitter audience.
Time Stamped Show Notes:- 00:27 – Today’s topic: How to Make the Most of Your Twitter Audience Before It Dies
- 00:34 – Eric shares the feedback they got from a previous episode about Twitter
- 00:55 – Neil’s assistant told him to be more engaged on Twitter
- 01:20 – Eric responded to the commenter on the episode
- 01:32 – Engage with your audience on Twitter
- 01:53 – Run Twitter ads if you think it will still work for you
- 02:07 – Go live on Twitter using Periscope or the Twitter app
- 02:28 – You can use Twitter to showcase your success
- 02:32 – You can also share testimonials and ask your audience to do the same, too
- 02:28 – It’s personalized and creates engagement
- 03:18 – Use Edgar combined with Buffer to schedule your Twitter posts
- 04:10 – Being controversial creates buzz with your audience
- 05:18 – Curate the people that you’re following
- 05:51 – Stay consistent
- 05:59 – Do it multiple times a day
- 06:05 – That’s it for today’s episode!
- Having quality interaction on Twitter creates engagement and traffic.
- Do NOT be afraid to walk the line - just try doing it.
- Consistency is the key when it comes to keeping up the communication.
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