TwitterToolsReviews

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• Twitter networking success guide
• Hilarious Social Media Venn Diagram
• How to Draw People to Your Facebook Page Again and Again
• Facebook Paper App: This Week in Social Media

Twitter networking success guide Posted: 01 Feb 2014 11:37 PM PST Jesse Killspatrick HOW TO: Network for Maximum Success on Twitter with Twitter Marketing Software I have used hundreds of Twitter Tools and TweetAdder is by far the most powerful marketing software I have encountered! For that reason I have developed this guide to explain how different features make TweetAdder powerful, and how to use these powerful features for the maximum effect. If you want to see a video that explains some of the core network building features of TweetAdder check out my TweetAdder video review. For a comprehensive look at the most powerful features of this marketing software then give this guide a read. Overview Screen The overview screen allows you to monitor the status and activities of all of your account from one convenient table. You can turn each account on or off by clicking on the account, and selecting the on/off button.  This is especially useful if you wish to pause updates to an account, or if you are managing an account from a different computer. The user icons on the far left show which accounts are logged in, and which ones are logged off or turned off. To open a user to manage, you can either double click on the row, or select a row and click the "Open User" button. TweetAdder Functions The TweetAdder sidebar is broken down into six components, five are shown to the left because they are the only five that really matter. Search Users to Follow is the menu where you can find users to follow based on several different criteria. As you use the different features for searching for users within this menu you build out a "To Follow List" which you can then get TweetAdder to slowly crawl through and follow the users that are on it. The most powerful methods for finding users to connect with are listed below in order of most powerful to least. No matter which method of connection building you use try to manually screen the people you follow if possible so that you can pull out people who are inactive, or irrelevant to you. Profile Data Search This a very useful tool for finding more targeted followers.  I build most of my connections via Profile Data searches because I can narrow my search to people who have interests that are relevant enough to them that they list these keywords in their bio. Following Everyone Followed by or Following of a User This is a really cool feature that adds all the followers of a particular user to your 'To Follow' list. You go and find a competitor in your niche and start following their followers in the hopes that they'll follow you back. A powerful way to use this feature is to use people who are similar to you, but very selective about who they follow.  If you follow these people as well you initiate connections with people who are probably active (millions of Twitter users are inactive) and have a high likelihood of being influential. Tweet Search This a very useful tool for searching through all of the tweets containing your search term and location (optional). What people tweet and what they're actually interested in can be a little bit different, so keep that in mind when using this feature. Twitter tries to put a stop to this sort of thing and will now only produce 20 results at a time, so if you want to use this efficiently you will need to turn automation on let TweetAdder work its in the background. Following Everyone on a Twitter List Tweetadder makes it easy to follow everyone on a Twitter list.  Just enter the username and the list name. Following Twitter Users After you've found people you want to follow and added them to your To Follow list, you then have the option to follow people as and when you please, or you can turn on the the automation and the program will automatically follow people for you. Then all you have to do is to turn on the automation and leave it running on your computer and your job is done. This sort of automation is not allowed by Twitter so Tweet Adder sets delays between each follow so that Twitter can't detect the automation. You also have the option to limit the amount of users you follow each day and this is especially important when you get to 2000 followers as Twitter starts to put a stop to excessive following that's often used in Twitter marketing. Until you get to 2,000 followers Twitter will stop you from following more that 2k people, so at this point manual network building with tools like Manage Twitter will help to speed things along. Once you break through the 2k threshold Twitter caps the number of people you can follow in a day at 1,000 people. Unfollowing Twitter Users I don't use this feature of TweetAdder, although it is a smart option for anyone who wants to automate Twitter connection building. I prefer to invest some time every day and use the Twitter Tool Manage Twitter because it offers more options for sorting those people who are not following me so that I can unfollow the most inactive people first. Here is what the unfollow Twitter users screen looks like: Thank You Messages Using this function allows you to automatically interact with your followers as soon as they follow you back, and this can be a powerful way to get onto the radar of new people in your network. Many people abuse this feature, and for that reason I rarely check my dms.  I recommend that you avoid their mistakes and don't start off on the wrong foot by sending a shameless self-promoting message and link. The right way to use this feature is by sending a message that introduces yourself and thanks them for connecting. RSS Feed Although I don't use this feature because I like to tweet everything manually I recognize its power for automating a stream of tweets to an account that you want to manage automatically. If you are pressed for time to Tweet this tool could be a serious time saver. Video Demo I have also developed a video review of TweetAdder that you might find useful. You need to download and use TweetAdder to really appreciate it.  Luckily, you can download TweetAdder and test drive it for free. Then, if you are interested in purchasing TweetAdder, and you buy it through my link: http://growyourtwitternetwork.besaba.com/go/tweetadder I will send you a Twitter Tools Book Gold Edition bonus package, worth $198! This package includes: A copy of The Twitter Tools Book (140 pages) A copy of The Twitter Tools Audio Book (17 .Mp3′s) A copy of The Twitter Follower Formula (.pdf Report) A copy of The Twitter Tools for Business (.pdf Report) A copy of How to: Make Money with Twitter (.pdf Report) Lifetime access to The Twitter Tools Book Membership site Conculsion As you can undoubtedly tell by this guide TweetAdder is a very powerful network building tool that you should start using asap to build your online brand. Let me know what you think of TweetAdder and this guide in the comments below!   The post Twitter networking success guide appeared first on GrowYourTwitterNetwork. The post Twitter networking success guide appeared first on TwitterToolsReviews.

Hilarious Social Media Venn Diagram Posted: 01 Feb 2014 05:04 PM PST I recently found this hilarious Social Media Venn Diagram t-shirt design and had to blog about it. Do you know of any other funny Twitter images or comics? If you do let us know in the comments below! The post Hilarious Social Media Venn Diagram appeared first on TwitterToolsReviews.

How to Draw People to Your Facebook Page Again and Again Posted: 01 Feb 2014 09:43 AM PST Jim Belosic By Jim Belosic Published November 18, 2013 Are you looking for creative ways to bring people to your Facebook page? Does your business use Facebook to connect with people? Used the right way, Facebook apps can help you boost engagement and visibility by repeatedly drawing fans to your page. In this article you'll learn how 6 types of Facebook apps keep your fans coming back to your Facebook page again and again. #1: "Contact Us" Apps The easier you make it for people to get in touch with you, the better. Use a contact app to let your fans/customers send email requests to specific departments within your company for more information. For example, you can use an app to streamline the contact process and send fans straight to whoever handles sales, customer support or press inquiries, without them ever leaving your Facebook page. In just one click, customers can reach the right department from your contact app. In this image, AT&T allows fans to contact their entire customer service staff through a custom app. Link to your contact app whenever someone comments on a post and asks for more information, and they can get the help they need right from your Facebook page. #2: Event Apps If you frequently host events, an event app lets you easily promote what's happening now and what you have going on down the road. Facebook offers a default version of an events app within the status update box that you can use to create events, but you're limited to a generic look. Facebook's built-in Events app doesn't allow for much customization. Here, Northstar California Resort uses the default Facebook Events app to inform fans of upcoming events. Use a third-party provider's app to create events so you can customize the look of the event invite announcement to complement your Facebook page and/or website. This helps ensure that your fans/friends don't view the alert as spam. Dead Letter Circus used a third-party app for the release of their new album in August 2013. They allowed fans to sign up for exclusive video footage, music, news and other content for their event, A third-party event app lets you customize the look of your event listing. #3: Fan Reward Apps When your fans are interested in your brand enough to like your page, rewarding them says you appreciate and value their attention. It's easy to reward your loyal fans and customers with access to special deals with a Facebook Exclusive or Coupon app that keeps your brand top of mind. This is especially helpful if you are an e-tailer. Link fans from the app to your website where they can buy the deal and the conversion process is simplified. Exclusive offers can drive conversions, too. GFS Storm Shelters offers an exclusive coupon to people who like their Facebook page. Create offers regularly and your fans will get into the habit of checking your page to see if there are offers available only to them. #4: RSS Feed Apps Does your business have a blog? It's always smart to reach out to your fans/customers where they are, and installing an RSS feed app to bring your blog to your Facebook page is an easy way to do this. After you install the RSS feed app, pin the RSS app to the top of your page to show off your latest content, then post status updates with a "Click here to see what's new" message that links to the RSS feed app. This RSS feed app shares new jobs as they are added. HubSpot lists available jobs through a custom RSS feed app. With every RSS feed status update you post, your fans will click over to the app on your page to read the full article—a great way to boost page visits and keep your brand in fans' thoughts. #5: Countdown Apps If your company is close to hitting a milestone or goal, let your fans share in the excitement. Build an app that lets them count down to the goal along with you, or create a calendar and allow people to vote on which day they think the goal will be met. Apps can build anticipation for a popular product release. Smith Brothers recently let their fans in on the countdown to eggnog being back for purchase on October 14. Give your fans a way to participate in building the anticipation for a celebration or a special release and they'll keep returning to your page to make sure they don't miss anything. #6: Giveaway and Contest Apps Apps for hosting contests and giveaways are the most popular apps you'll find on Facebook. And with good reason: promotions drive traffic and significantly increase engagement—but only if you do them right. Lots of factors go into running a successful contest, but there are three things you must do: Follow Facebook's terms of service. Keep the entrance requirements simple. Offer a prize that's relevant to your business. Everyone loves the chance to win something special and the process doesn't have to be elaborate. Build a giveaway app that invites fans to sign up for a chance to win a gift from your brand each month. Use a giveaway app to drive traffic to your Facebook page. The Marc Restaurant offers an ongoing promotion for dinner for two on their Facebook page. Photo contests are popular because people love taking, looking at and sharing photos. Build a photo contest app that lets fans upload their photos. As photos are added, open the voting and encourage those who entered to reach out to their friends to vote on their submission. Photo contests are perfect for increasing awareness of your page. Pit Bulls and Parolees asks fans to submit photos of their pit bulls for a contest and offers extra points when participants include text that dispels pit bull myths and educates users. It doesn't matter what type of contest you run. If the end goal of your contest is page visits, be sure to include a component—like monthly entries or a vote system—that nudges fans and their friends to return to your page and use your app more than once. Conclusion All of these apps can be built with most third-party app providers. Using Facebook apps that provide customer service, share event details, offer news and include your fans in celebrations is a great way to enliven your Facebook page. Keep your apps updated consistently and your fans will keep coming back for more. What do you think? How do you use apps to drive traffic to your Facebook page? What app can your page not do without? Please let me know by leaving a comment below! Tags: event marketing, facebook, facebook app, facebook contact us app, facebook contest app, facebook engagement, facebook event app, facebook giveaway app, facebook marketing, facebook page, facebook rss app, jim belosic This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you’re reading it on someone else’s site, please read the FAQ at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php#publishers. The post How to Draw People to Your Facebook Page Again and Again appeared first on TwitterToolsReviews.

Facebook Paper App: This Week in Social Media Posted: 01 Feb 2014 03:00 AM PST Cindy King By Cindy King Published February 1, 2014 Welcome to our weekly edition of what's hot in social media news. To help you stay up to date with social media, here are some of the news items that caught our attention. What's New This Week? Facebook Introduces Paper App: "A new app that helps you explore and share stories from friends and the world around you." "Paper makes storytelling more beautiful with an immersive design and full-screen, distraction-free layouts." Facebook has "also made it easier to craft and share beautiful stories of your own." Twitter Adds New Filters to Search: You can now "search on http://twitter.com by videos, news, people you follow and more." Lots of new filters have been added to search on Twitter.com. Facebook Introduces a New Way to Reengage Mobile App Users: "You can now advertise to people who have taken specific actions in your app through an update to custom audiences, which allows you to segment your users without uploading any files." "You can also choose to exclude people by actions they have taken, to make sure you are reaching the right people at the right time." Pinterest Rolls Out Interests Category: "Here you can explore interests specially designed to help you find pins you like." "To give your new interests a try, visit Pinterest on your desktop browser and select 'Preview! Explore Interests' in the categories menu." LinkedIn Introduces "How You're Connected": This tool on LinkedIn profiles will help "you find the best path or strongest commonalities shared between you and the individual who could be the key to your next success." "When looking for an introduction to someone you may not know yet, you will now not only see who in your network knows them on their profile, but also how they know each other to help you decide the best contact to request an introduction from." Twitter Updates Photo Editing for Android: "Now you can crop your photos by selecting an aspect, such as square or wide. You can rotate an image before you share it to make sure it fits nicely in your tweet." "And when you upload a photo of people, you'll see a reminder to @ mention your friends so they can see your photo too." Evernote Upgrades Mobile App: "For the first time, you'll be able to make Evernote your own in a seemingly infinite number of ways." Here are a couple of cool social media tools worth checking out: Imgur: the place that makes sharing images with the Internet simple has a new image analytics platform. "Imgur Analytics reveal the lifecycle of images as they are shared online, allowing users to see where their images travel over time and better understand the virality of image content." Circulate.it: a tool that "makes the content you create and curate easily shareable by the rest of your organization." "Share news with colleagues, clients and friends." Other Mentions Introducing Social Media Marketing World: 60+ pros help you master social media marketing! Join Chris Brogan (co-author of The Impact Equation), Mari Smith (co-author of Facebook Marketing: An Hour a Day), Michael Hyatt (author of Platform), Jay Baer (author of Youtility), John Jantsch (author of Duct Tape Marketing), Amy Porterfield (co-author of Facebook Marketing All-in-One for Dummies), Mark Schaefer (author of Tao of Twitter), Michael Stelzner (author of Launch) and experts from more than a dozen brands as they reveal proven social media marketing tactics at Social Media Marketing World 2014—Social Media Examiner's mega-conference in beautiful San Diego, California. Check out this overview of the conference or click here for more details. What do you think? Please share your comments below. Tags: cindy king, circulate.it, evernote update, facebook custom audience update, facebook paper, imgur, imgur analytic platform, linkedin update, pinterest interest, pinterest update, social media news, twitter android update, twitter new filter, twitter photo edit, twitter search update This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you’re reading it on someone else’s site, please read the FAQ at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php#publishers. The post Facebook Paper App: This Week in Social Media appeared first on TwitterToolsReviews.

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