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David — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 09:21:01 +0000

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Every day, millions of people use Twitter to create, discover and share ideas with others. Now, people are turning to Twitter as an effective way to reach out to businesses, too. From local stores to big brands, and from brick-and-mortar to internet-based or service sector, people are finding great value in the connections they make with businesses on Twitter.

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What Is Twitter

David — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 17:31:21 +0000

Twitter Explained

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Twitter is a free micro-blogging tool that allows you to post short “blogging” messages in 140 characters or less. You can post these messages using Twitter on your computer or your mobile device.Twitter provides a way for individuals to share information with one another in real-time. They can share news stories, reviews, complaints and even special deals.

We call these short 140 character messages “tweets” or “tweeting.” These messages are broadcast to other Twitter users that follow you and shown on your Twitter profile page. You can also use private messages through Twitter to your followers, this is called a direct message.

Twitter and Business

David — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 07:07:33 +0000

Business and Twitter Help in Plymouth

Shortened URLs allow you to link to your blog or site content.

If you’re posting a blog or putting up content about your business , you can tweet a headline about a page or post on your blog or website, and Twitter will shrink the URL to make it shorter and better fit into your 140 character limit. You can then tweet a headline that takes the reader to your site or blog.

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David — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 10:24:58 +0000

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Twitter has added a new trending topic functionality, this time with a local tilt. On the right side of your Twitter home page, you will see a notification of trending topics that you can change (at right). Click the arrow and then choose a region. Then you will see topics and hashtag keywords and phrases that are currently popular in that region (see current available regions below).

By chosing local trending topics, businesses can get an idea of what’s being discussed and shared on Twitter, but there’s more. Traditionally, trending topics on Twitter align closely with hot topics across the Web. This presents a good opportunity for keyword research of sorts. Discover current trends and use this to your advantage in blog posts, social profile updates, links, etc. And, don’t forget that Google and Bing are indexing social media content on SERPs.

The advantage of local trends is not only good for local businesses to connect with local consumers, but also lets businesses peer into a community where they might not have a strong presence – opening a potential new audience. Include the local trends keywords into your profile updates and you might just develop a loyal, local following.

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David — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 11:36:21 +0000

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From @plymouthbuzzers

OK Twitter is here to stay most of us know that – point in fact.

I was stood at a bus stop in snowy, icy Derriford, Plymouth recently and wondered if the bus could make it around the corner and up a short hill by Looseleigh Lane – SO I went to Twitter on my Google G1 ‘phone and checked out the Plymouth City Bus “tweets” (twitter messages)

Low and behold Plymouth City Bus have “tweeted” no buses at my stop – I moved onto the next stop and got on the 42 bus

Twitter IS here to stay

Whilst living in the USA (San Francisco Bay Area) some police departments used Twitter to get the news out about crimes or traffic hazards – beat that for instant news.

What next Google Local Radio, Facebook Local Radio or Twitter Local Radio – my mind boggles……

Now here’s some nonsense we don’t want coming into our vocabulary ;) >

Twitter Glossary – Uncommon Terms

In addition to the common terms in the Twitter glossary, it is also relatively common to throw a “Tw” in front of just about anything when it has something to do with Twitter. If you are tweeting while walking, you are “twalking.” And if you have a sweetheart on Twitter they are your “tweetheart.”

Twapplications. Twitter applications and Twitter mashups.

Twaiting. To tweet while waiting in line or waiting for something to happen.

Twalking. To tweet while walking.

Twead. Reading Twitter.

Twebay. Putting something up for sale on Twitter.

Tweetheart. A Twitter sweetheart.

Twerminology. Twitter terminology.

Twis. Disrespecting a Twitter user.

Twittectomy. To de-friend or de-follow a person on Twitter.

Twittastic. The Twitter version of fantastic.

Twittercal mass. A critical mass of twitter users for a specific topic or community.

Twitterfly. A social butterfly on Twitter.

Twitterish. Erratic behavior prone to outbursts.

Twitterject. To interject your thoughts into a stream of conversation.

Twitterloop. To be brought back into the loop of conversation by being caught up on the tweets.

Twitterphobe. Someone who is fearful or reluctant to join Twitter.

Twitterphoria. Elation felt when someone you follow decides to follow you back.

Twitterstream. The Twitter timeline. This can be applied to the public timeline, your friends’ timeline or the timeline on a specific topic.

Twittertude. A bad attitude on Twitter.

Twitticisms. Witty or funny tweets.