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- 10 #Awesome #Twitter #Analytics and Visualization #Tools
- #Get 10000 #Twitter #Followers #Fast
- 10 golden rules of twitter
- essential acronyms
| 10 #Awesome #Twitter #Analytics and Visualization #Tools Posted: 01 Feb 2014 03:16 AM PST
After researching over a thousand Twitter Tools for the Twitter Tools Book I came across many Twitter analytics and visualization tools. These Twitter tools were designed to add value by presenting a different way to visualize or analyze your tweets, the people in your network, and the tweets from the people in your network. Many tools tried to add value and failed. At least they tried. The following tools, however, stand out in my mind as exceptional or entertaining and I recommend you check them out if you want to analyze and visualize your activity on Twitter. 1. The ArchivistThe Archivist was built by Mix Online, an opinionated group of designers and developers at Microsoft. Some of the cool features of this tool include:
2. SocialBroSocialBro is a powerful platform that enables you to analyze and visualize your network in a variety of ways. In addition to analysis SocialBro also enables you to grow your network and schedule tweets for Hootsuite or Buffer directly within their platform. Here is a snapshot of their homepage:
Some of their other features include:
3. MentionMapMentionMap is a cool network exploring tool. The interactive nature of this tool is very neat, although sometimes awkward to navigate. Test it out for yourself with the embed below.
4. TwitonomyTwitonomy is a powerful Twitter anayltics platform that I discovered after it’s founder @MattFyot reached out to me on Twitter. This free service is actually very robust, and I am impressed with all of the different methods of analysis it offers. To give you a better idea here is a screen capture of my Twitonomy profile:
5. 5K Twitter Browser5K Twitter Browser is a very cool way to explore the followers of your followers. The only downside to this app is that there are no links to the profiles, you need to enter the usernames into Twitter directly to check people out, and longer usernames cannot be entirely seen. 6. Twitter CounterTwitter Counter Below is a graph they generated showing my follower growth during the last month.
7. Visible TweetsVisible Tweets is a way to view tweets based on keyword or username. This Twitter visualization Tool is basically a screen saver featuring your tweets. Here is a video I recorded with a quick demo of this tool. 8. TweetstatsTweetstats is, you guessed it, statistics for Twitter. And robust statistics at that. Check this tool out for a glimpse into your tweeting style and tendancies.
9. TwistoriTwistori is an elegant way to view a scrolling stream of tweet containing the emotive words: I love, I hate, I think, I believe, I feel, and I wish. This is a pretty interesting way to get a feel for the pulse of Twitter.
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| #Get 10000 #Twitter #Followers #Fast Posted: 31 Jan 2014 08:54 PM PST By: Quinn Robins (@Boost4Social on Twitter). This post contains a podcast I recently recorded with my Australian friend and Twitter Expert Keith Keller.
Getting-Twitter-Followers-FAST.mp3 (10:15 – 9.38mb) There are several reasons it is awesome to get tens of thousands of Twitter followers. Those who have plenty of followers enjoy the benefits of increased influence, more retweets, and a more powerful Twitter network. These compeling benefits of followers often sparks the question: How do I get more Twitter followers? From my experience the fastest free way to get twitter followers is by initiating connections by following other people first. Those who have a marketing budget can gain followers even faster than sending paid traffic to their Twitter account by jump-starting their network and investing into more Twitter followers. The more followers you have the more people will respect you as a leader in your niche… …and the more followers you already have the easier it is to get even more followers. With many people following you every day it is hard to follow back everyone worth following, but I do my best to follow back the cool people who follow me and especially those who RT my content and engage with me. If you decided to grow your Twitter network by following other people you should be aware of following limitations that Twitter imp prevent mass following and use should use caution when you are building your network since Twitter is fast to suspend new accounts that follow aggressively. The first limit Twitter uses stops users from following more than 2,000 people until you have 2,000 followers. The second limit stops you from following more than 1,000 people a day. To avoid risking account suspension you should use caution when following others and follow no more than 100 or 200 new accounts a day. One way to instantly bypass the following limitations is by purchasing Twitter followers from a service like Grow My Twitter Network.
Followers are cool so be cool to your followers. Share high quality content with them that they will want to retweet. Getting retweets is a great way to spread your content beyond some new network and pick up some new followers in the process. Many people are willing to follow back if you decide to follow them, so by following these people you can gain many mutual connections. 2,000 high quality people who typically follow back are listed below, in this post. I have uploaded a .txt file with this list and if you have the program TweetAdder you can download this list and import this .txt file into your "To Follow" queue and follow these people automatically. Here is a list I created of 2,000 cool people who usually follow back: 2000-follow-back.txt If you do not own TweetAdder I recommend you grab a copy! It is a powerful tool for building organic connections on Twitter.
If you decide to buy TweetAdder you can get a free bonus and discount from me if you purchase through my TweetAdder review. you can follow these people manually by clicking the "Follow" button via the links below.
The 2,000 people on the list in this post are only a small fraction of the people on Twitter who are willing to follow you back. I have built over 100,000 for myself and the businesses I have worked with using this method and I am confident you can do the same. Many people scan your tweets before following back, so tweet useful and cool content and your follow back ratio will increase. The more cool content you tweet, the more retweets you'll net, and getting more retweets is a great way to get more twitter followers. List Atlas is a Twitter lists directory that has many sources for Twitter lists and twitter follow back lists. There are marketing lists, social media lists, location specific lists, etc. Here are the 100 top follow back twitter lists compiled by graphics.ms, with thousands of people in these lists ready to follow you back.
Once you find a follow back list, or any twitter list that you like, you can import the people on that list into TweetAdder and follow them automatically. Of course you could manually surf to each profile in your web browser if you want to connect with any of these people. By building your twitter follower base using the strategy described above you will be able to acquire many followers fast, but your network will not be as strong as if you built connections with people based on shared interests. You can get 10,000 followers instantly with the service Grow My Twitter Network. Although TweetAdder software makes building followers easy, it can make your main news feed very noisy. To avoid too much noise in your Twitter news feed there are a two things you can do.
Both options work, but I prefer the second option! FeedbackFeel free to include a link to your Twitter profile in a comment below so that people can find and follow you on Twitter! 
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| Posted: 31 Jan 2014 01:57 PM PST
If you ever wanted to know what the traits of highly successful Twitter users you've come to the right place. The 10 Golden Rules of Twitter will help make you a Twitter success by modeling the masters. Brian Solis, Chris Brogan and myself engage with the following Twitter tactics on a daily basis, and you will find most if not all of them exhibited by any successful social media guru. Apply these strategies to your own Twitter presence and your following will start to really grow. You get out of Twitter what you put in to it so invest time into networking and engaging on a daily basis and the good karma that you build will compound and come back to you in time! 1. Reciprocity is KeyFollow and be followed, Retweet and be retweeted, follow and be followed. You have got to give in order to get, and the more time you are willing to invest in others the more likely they are to give you the time of day. Reciprocity is a powerful thing, and the main reason for the 255,000 followers I have currently, and the 400,000+ followers I have been able to build for the various accounts I have managed. Once your network grows to several thousand followers don't let it get to your head, I try to respond to everyone who is not an ass that sends me an @mention, and I even respond to some of the asses. Haha, but seriously this is key if you want to build a big brand and a strong network. Look at any Twitter giant and you will see that they have thousands and thousands of tweets and many are conversational. You've got to talk to people to really connect with them, it's just that simple. 2. Schedule Your Golden Tweets |
| Posted: 31 Jan 2014 07:48 AM PST
Understanding social media terminology is critical for success across many different genres of work. Below, we've compiled an essential glossary of social media acronym's so you can tweet with confidence and fit what you want to say within 140 characters.
• API: Application Program Interface. API is a set of routines, protocols, and tools for building software applications. Although APIs are designed for programmers to use as building blocks, they're ultimately good for users, too, because they guarantee that all programs using a common API will have similar interfaces. • CC: Carbon-copy. Works the same way as email. So if you're mentioning someone on Twitter and want to "copy" someone else in your tweet just include "CC: @ ___" and you're good. • CPC/PPC: Cost Per Click/Pay Per Click. This method of advertising on a search engine entails an agreement to pay a certain amount every time someone clicks on your ad. • CRM: Customer relationship management. CRM entails all aspects of interaction a company has with its customer, both sales and service related. Social CRM (SCRM or CRM 2.0) builds upon CRM by leveraging a social element that enables a business to connect customer conversations and relationships from social networking sites into the CRM process. • DM: Direct message. A DM is a direct message sent via Twitter that only you and the recipient can see, kind of like a Twitter text message. The user you want to send a direct message to must be following you. To send, begin your message with "d username" or use the direct message inbox on Twitter. • FB: Facebook. FB is commonly used as a short form for Facebook. With the selective tweets app you can send a tweet to Facebook as a status update by including the #fb hashtag within any tweet.
• FF: FollowFriday. On Twitter, #followfriday or #ff is an endorsement used to call attention to a user's favorite followers on Twitter. When you tweet a FF message, you're recommending that your followers also check out the people you mention in your post. • HTML: Hypertext Markup Language. HTML is the standard text-based computer language for creating electronic (hypertext) documents for the web. • MT: Modified Tweet. Use this prefix and the username of the person who the tweet you are sharing originally came from to let people know that you are sharing a tweet that you have modified. • RSS: Really Simple Syndication or Rich Site Summary.
When you see an orange button that looks like audio waves, alongside sharing buttons for Twitter, Facebook, and the like – that's how to access a site's RSS feed. RSS is a syndication of data which enables subscribers to access up-to-the-minute blog entries directly from a website. Users may subscribe to any RSS and compile a personalized library of feeds on topics of interest, using tools like Google Reader and Feedburner. Tip: Every Twitter Feed has a corresponding RSS feed. To access your Twitter RSS feed simply swap {USERNAME} with your username in the link below.
• RT: Retweet. A retweet is a tweet that has been repeated. You can retweet by clicking the "retweet" button on a tweet (the original tweet will be sent to your followers in its entirety), or manually typing in RT, followed by the user's handle, followed by their tweet (you can shorten or modify the tweet or add in your own commentary). • SEM: Search engine marketing. Nope, it's not a scanning electron microscope. SEM stands for "search engine marketing." It's a form of Internet marketing that helps websites gain traffic from or visibility on search engines. How? Through optimization (both on-page and off-page) and advertising (paid placements, contextual advertising, paid inclusions). • SEO: Search Engine Optimization. The letters stands for Search Engine Optimization, and the term encompasses the tactics used to increase the visibility of a website in a search engine's natural or un-paid (referred to as "organic") search. SEO is the web equivalent of PR in the off-line world, wherein SEO experts are employed to increase the odds of a website's favorable positioning in search results. If you want more people to find and read your content, you need more than funny headlines and well-crafted text. That's where SEO comes in. Check out this beginner's guide for more. • SM: Social Media. • SMM: Social Media Marketing. Just as the name suggests, SMM is a way of using social media platforms to market your concept, brand, product, self, etc. • SMO: Social Media Optimization. SMO is the process of increasing awareness of a product, brand, business, person, or event by using social media outlets and communities to generate viral publicity. SMO includes the use of RSS feeds, social news and bookmarking sites, social media networks, and video and blogging sites. The practice is similar to SEO (see above) in that the goal is to drive traffic. • SN: Social Network. SN is shorthand for any of the social networks you know and love: Twitter, Facebook, GooglePlus, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Instagram, etc. • SROI: Social Return on Investment. Just as Return on Investment, in the business world, refers to the percentage profit earned from a specific activity, SROI describes the payoff on time, energy, and money spent on social media activity and/or marketing. • UGC: User Generated Content. You might also see it as CGM (Consumer Generated Media) or UCC (User Created Content). It's exactly what it sounds like – think Yelp, YouTube, Wikipedia. Remember back in 2006 when Time magazine's Person of the Year was "you"? The concept of user generated media has only expanded since then. • XML: Extensible Markup Language. Similar to but much more capable than HTML, XML is a computer "metalanguage" designed primarily to enable different types of computers to exchange text, data, and graphics by allowing files to be shared, stored, and accessed under different application programs and operating systems. FeedbackWhat Twitter acronyms do you use the most? Let us know in the comments below! The post essential acronyms appeared first on TwitterToolsReviews. |
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