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The basics		 06
	 Create your Twitter profile 	 08
	 Basics of a Tweet 		 10
	 Find your voice 		 12
	 #Hashtags 		 14
	 Build your audience		 16
	 Tools of the trade 		 18
Communicate with content 	 22
	 Visualise success 		 26
	 GIFs 		 28
	 Videos 		 30
	 Polls 		 32
	 Periscope: live video 		 34
	 Customer service 		 36
Take your Twitter account
to the next level 		 38
	 Advanced search 		 40
	 Analytics 		 42
	 Reach a wider audience	 44
You’re ready to go!	 46
Creating connections with new customers
Welcome to your guide to getting
the most out of Twitter: simple top tips
to bring new and existing customers
closer to your business.
133 characters
What’s
in this
book:
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Creating connections with new customers
How
Twitter
can help
your
business
Twitter is where
people connect
with their passions,
share their opinions,
and find out what’s
happening in the
world right now.
Businesses can tap into Twitter
to expand their reach and connect
with new and existing customers.
Here are some ways your business
can get the most out of Twitter:
Discover what’s
happening right now
Twitter gives you access to what’s
going on in your industry, community,
and around the world. Use Twitter
search to listen to the relevant
conversations that are happening
and jump in where you can add value.
Increase your brand awareness
Raise the profile of your business
and increase the impact of your
marketing by using Twitter to reach
existing and potential customers
wherever they are.
Provide timely customer service
People Tweet about the products
and services they use, so it’s a natural
place to provide customer service.
Twitter is a fast, efficient way to
respond to feedback and questions.
Not on Twitter yet?
Start your account
now: twitter.com
Building your business on Twitter
69%
have bought something from
a small business because of Twitter
75%
feel better about a small business
after reading its Tweets
94%
plan to buy from small businesses
they follow on Twitter
96%
of users who turned to Twitter
for customer service and had a
friendly experience with a brand
would buy from that brand again
The power
of Twitter
for small
businesses
04 05
The basics.
The basics
Building your business on Twitter
mmm... and glug...
@mmm_newcastle
Tweets Tweets & Replies Media
Food and drink emporium –
oils, balsamics, pasta, herbs,
spices, chillies, chutneys, honey,
flour, beer, cider and wine to
make you say mmm... and glug...
	10-13 Grainger Arcade, NE1 5QF
	mmm-glug.co.uk
	 3,068 Vine Loops
	 Joined February 2009
	 13.3K Photos and videos
Createyour
Twitterprofile 	 Profile image
This is the image that will identify
you and accompany every Tweet
you send. It should be clear, simple
and recognisable without small
text or logos.
	 Header image
The biggest image that decorates
your profile page. It doesn’t have
to be your logo – it should be a
welcoming, attractive image.
	 Screen name
You choose your account’s @handle
when first signing up to Twitter and
this is 15 characters max. You can
put more info into your screen name
to let people know who you are.
	 Twitter bio
160 characters to tell the world who
you are and what you do. You can
use this space to list your products
and services, or what your Twitter
account aims to offer (customer
support, new offers). Your bio text
affects where you appear in online
search too.
	Location
Once people have found you,
make sure they can find you. Also
if there are two shops with similar
names, this helps to identify you
as the ‘High St Cafe’ in your town.
	Website
Let people know you’re online.
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TWEETS
61.2K
FOLLOWING
23.6K
FOLLOWERS
21.5K
LIKES
19.6K
LISTS
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A more than decent
delivery of #Oktoberfest
beers at glug... today.
Best be getting them on
our shelves then! #Prost
mmm... and glug...
@mmm_newcastle
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Magnum UK
@MagnumUK
Introducing #MagnumPink  #MagnumBlack,
available at @CooperativeFood  @Tesco!
Which will you try first?
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Building your business on Twitter
The basics
	Tweet A Tweet is a message
posted on Twitter that can contain
text, photos, links and videos.
	Reply Click ‘reply’ to respond
to anyone’s Tweet. Replying to
a Tweet is a way to show you’re
listening and provide helpful answers.
	Retweet A Retweet is sharing
a Tweet from someone else with your
followers. Click the Retweet button
to share the Tweet as is, or quote the
Tweet to add a comment of your own.
	Like A like is a simple way to
acknowledge a Tweet. It can also be
useful to use as a bookmarking tool
if you want to easily find a Tweet
again. Tap the heart icon to like a
Tweet and the author will see that
you appreciate it.
	Hashtag A hashtag is any word,
or phrase without spaces, beginning
with the # symbol. People use hashtags
to organise conversations and make
it easier to find all content related to
a given topic. Click on a hashtag to go
directly to the search results for that
term. Hashtagged words that become
very popular are often Trending Topics.
	Mention Bring a Tweet
to another person’s attention
by including their @username
in your message. You could use
it to ask someone a question,
to thank them, or simply to highlight
a piece of content.
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Findyour
voice Speak to your customers
in their language
Twitter is a conversational platform
where people interact with people and
businesses quickly and less formally.
Think about the tone of your Tweets.
If your business was a character in a
movie or a TV show, who would it be?
How would they respond to criticism
and praise? These are all very
important questions to answer to help
you distinguish your brand on Twitter.
Add fun or emotive visuals to your
Tweets with emojis to showcase
your business’ personality and bring
another dimension to your messages.
Ask your customers to respond with
the emoji that best expresses their
feelings about a favourite product.
Top Tip:
—
Discuss your voice with your
team, so anyone can Tweet out
from your Twitter account to
speak to your customers with
confidence.
Humour adds character to your
Tweets and can make you stand out
more. A hashtag or an image can
often be used as the punchline.
2:05 PM — 11 AUG 2016
What did the cheese say when it looked
in the mirror... #halloumi #humblelunch
#newmenu #staffperks
15 24
Humble Grape Wine
@humblegrape
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#Hashtags
Top Tip
—
Hit the
button and below
the search box
you’ll see Trends —
a list of the
most popular and
relevant terms
being discussed
right now.
Get involved:
Expand your reach and influence,
try searching a few regular hashtags
and see how you could join in:
#MondayMotivation
#ILoveNewcastle
#ThrowbackThursday
#NorthEastHour
#FridayFeeling
Why #hashtag?
Hashtags are a conversation marker –
they tell you the topic of a Tweet or
a collection of Tweets. Think of a
hashtag as a table in a pub where
everyone’s talking about the same
thing. You can either join in the
conversation or just sit and listen in.
They allow you to reach a much
wider audience, because people
using Twitter search for or click on
hashtags in Tweets to discover more
about topics they’re interested in.
By Tweeting with a relevant hashtag,
you may reach loads of people who
aren’t yet following your account.
Example: If you run a promotion
when your local football team are
playing, make sure to Tweet using
the hashtag fans are using for that
game. But use smartly and sparingly
– stick to no more than two
hashtags per Tweet.
Top Tip
—
Hashtags are a particularly useful
tool for businesses to find out what
people who are into a topic or event
think about it —to help you decide
how to frame your offers or get an
insight into which types of products
or services may do well.
Search Twitter
4 7
See you at the bar...
We’ve got that #FridayFeeling!
	 #Newcastle
As You Like It
@asyoulikeitjes
19 AUG 2016
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The basics
14 15
Help people find you
Make sure your Twitter handle is
highly visible in your shop, on your
website and on flyers and business
cards. Let people know why they
should follow you – i.e. Follow us
on Twitter to be the first to know
about coolest new products.
34% of Twitter users say they
have interacted with a small
business after seeing an ad
that included the business’s
Twitter handle.
Reach out
Follow and start conversations
with the people you want to be
followed by – especially the key
influencers in your community
with big followings of their own.
Get involved
Join the conversation about
your business and products;
pose a question to your followers;
get to know your customers.
Top Tip
—
If you know your customers are
really into a certain sport or event,
Tweet more when that’s happening
to reach them when they are at
their most engaged and open
to discovering new things.
Top Tip
—
Orchard Pig took full advantage
of the trending story of Glastonbury
Festival traffic queues to get
its product out there into the
conversation.
Top Tip
—
#NorthEastHour is a regular
networking event on Twitter,
where North East businesses
connect and chat. Get involved
Mon 8—9pm or Tue 2—3pm.
Buildyour
audience
22 JUN 2016
Stuck in #GlastonburyTraffic?
That’s what Roger’s here for!
Tweet us using #CiderForecast
 your license plate  we’ll
bring you a cider.
139 219
Orchard Pig
@Orchardpig
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The basics
6 1
Bit of latte art for #northeasthour
and #latteartthursday
Flat Caps Coffee
@FlatCapJoe
25 OCT 2012
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Toolsof
thetrade It’s so
simple
to engage
with your
community
with the
click of
a button
Building your business on Twitter
The basics
Quote Tweet
This allows you to share Tweets
from other accounts but also add
your own context above it.
Example: Quote Tweet someone’s
request for recommendations for great
gift ideas with a suggestion from your
shop. This means all your followers
see the product you’re highlighting.
Retweet
Use this to share Tweets from
other accounts to your followers.
Example: Retweet a link to an
amazing recipe using one of your
best-selling products.
Like
Hit this on Tweets you enjoy to
let the person behind the account
know you’re loving their work.
Example: Search for mentions of your
company and ‘like’ positive feedback
if it doesn’t need a response.
Follow Back
Add someone to regularly
see their Tweets.
Example: If you’ve been involved
in a great chat with someone on
Twitter why not add them so you
don’t miss out next time?
18 19
42% of Twitter
users use Twitter
when waking up
in the morning
1 in 4 users use Twitter
whilst dining out
1 in 3 are on Twitter
whilst commuting
1 in 4 UK Twitter users
are on Twitter whilst
on the toilet
Building your business on Twitter
The basics
Twitter is
part of our
daily life.
20 21
Communicate
withcontent.
Building your business on Twitter
Communicate with content
Has your
Tweet got an
	 image
	 GIF
	 video
	 poll
Building your business on Twitter
Communicate with content
3:34 PM — 27 MAR 2015
Big Nutbrown has brought Little
Nutbrown to visit @7Stories too.
#guesshowmuchIloveyou @WalkerBooksUK
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Seven Stories
@7stories
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Visualise
success
25 5890 3415 24
Home is where the heart sticker
is. And the house one, too.
#StickTogether #LiveThere
1940s Farm opens at Beamish this
Saturday with a whole host of activities!
beamish.org.uk/february-half-term-
activities … #northeasthour
The Training Lab is here. Find out
more at brewlabcoffee.co.uk/training
#coffee #Edinburgh #barista
Airbnb
@Airbnb
Beamish Museum
@Beamish_Museum
Brew Lab
@BrewLabCoffee
18 AUG 201611 FEB 201420 MAY 2015
Up your imagery
game with these
great Twitter tools.
Tagging Once you’ve uploaded
a picture you can click ‘Who’s
in this photo?’ below it to tag up to
10 accounts. The people you tag
will receive a notification that you’ve
tagged them and will be more likely
to see the Tweet and share it with
their own following.
Filters After uploading
you can hit this icon to choose
from a selection of image filters to
help the photo look amazing!
Stickers Once you’ve
chosen a picture or snapped
one in the app you can hit this icon
to choose from a host of fun stickers.
You can position these stickers by
dragging them around the image
or pinching them to change the size.
Use rich visuals in your Tweets
Adding a bold image, video, or GIF
to your Tweets adds a touch of
personality, and means people are
much more likely to engage with
your Tweet. In fact, people are three
times more likely to engage with
Tweets that contain videos and
photos.
Can’t decide which photo to use?
You can attach up to four photos
to a single Tweet.
Example: Upload a sequence of four
pictures in one Tweet showing the
unboxing of a brilliant new product
that just arrived to help build buzz.
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26 27
GIFs
GIFs are short, looping
animations clipped from
popular culture and have
become a way of communicating
emotions or reactions in funny
or poignant ways.
Why use a GIF?
Try adding GIFs to enhance your
Tweet – the short, looping animations
autoplay in Twitter timelines, meaning
any Tweet including a GIF will grab
attention as your potential customers
scroll through.
You don’t need any videos or
design skills – just hit the GIF button
when composing a Tweet and you
can search through a huge library
of free-to-use GIFs.
Use GIFs as you would emojis
– search ‘thank you’ or a ‘yes!’
and you’ll find a host of potential
animations to use. The world’s iconic
media moments, films, songs, TV
shows and celebrities are all there
at your disposal – for free!
Example: If you’ve had a good
weekend, Tweet a thank you to your
customers using a ‘thank you’ or
‘thumbs up’ GIF to add visuals.
Top Tip
—
Test the water with a #fridayfeeling
GIF in one of your Tweets.
#FridayFeeling
116 Tweet
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Videos
People are six
times more likely to
engage with Tweets
which include video,
compared to Tweets
with photos. Videos
also autoplay in
timelines – so are
great for grabbing
attention.
The world responds to video now
more than ever – and it’s particularly
useful for engaging a younger
audience.
Everyone can now add videos
up to 140 seconds long to their
Tweets – either filming in-app or
clipping and uploading videos
from your phone or desktop.
Filming short videos on your phone
can allow your customers to connect
with the real people behind the
company name, building a strong
relationship and encouraging loyalty.
Example: Film a short clip with
one of your sales assistants taking
your followers through their three
favourite outfits on sale now.
Video:
Pro-Tips
Become a video star
with these extra tools.
Portrait or landscape?
Both formats look great on Twitter
so choose the orientation that helps
you showcase what’s being featured.
Vertical video works great for clips
of people talking straight to camera,
or close-ups of products. Horizontal
can be useful for showing off wide
displays or landscapes.
Top Tips
—
1. Make the first few seconds
count – be visual, make the
first 10 seconds count
2. Keep it short and to the point
3. Videos are simple and effective
ways to engage and add value
to your customers experience
of your products
4
In the jungle, the mighty
jungle, your child sleeps
tonight... http://bit.ly/2cgeE0s
#kidsbedrooms #Dulux
Homebase
@Homebase_uk
9 SEP 2016
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Why use Polls?
Get interactive with our
simple-to-use polls. Just click the
icon to reveal the options to include
a fast and fun survey in your Tweet.
Polls allow you to quickly take the
temperature of your customers on
a whole range of issues, and you
can use them to build a habit among
your followers of interacting with
your account.
Polls can be set to run for any
duration between five minutes and
seven days - and anyone who votes
can receive a notification when the
poll closes, leading them to come
back to your profile to check the
final result.
Top Tips
—
If you’ve got a big announcement
to make, set a poll to end at
the same time - as the poll’s
notifications will drive more people
back to your profile.
Emojis add an extra visual
to poll questions.
Polls
Building your business on Twitter
Communicate with content
3:49 AM — 18 FEB 2016
2:19 AM — 15 SEP 2016
ERMAGERD! It’s London Fashion Week!
Which mini #Batiste will you be popping
in your bag today?
Fun poll. More than any other
books, I read...
	 poetry
	 novels
	 non fiction
	other
136 votes • 17 hours left
86 votes • Final results
1 3
3 3
Batiste Hair
@BatisteHair
The Poetry Society
@PoetrySociety
33% Tropical
27% Blush
20% Original
20% Cherry
32 33
Periscope:
livevideo Live Video
Use Twitter’s live video tool
Periscope to build a more personal
and interactive relationship with
your followers.
Periscope videos are filmed using
the stand-alone mobile app, which
can be linked to your Twitter account.
This means every time you decide
to give your customers a live update
the video stream will autoplay in the
timelines of your followers.
Periscope features live commenting
on screen as you record, allowing you
to respond in real-time to customer
queries and they can guide how you
focus the rest of the broadcast.
Once the live recording is over,
your followers can watch the whole
thing back and share it as they
would any Twitter video.
Periscope is free to
download in the App
Store and Play Store.
Example: On Saturday morning
film a live tasting session with one
of your suppliers or in-store experts.
Or Periscope the unboxing of the
latest stock.
2:37 PM — 19 SEP 2016
Have you seen my Live stream yet?
Spot a duck to #win some big prizes! RTF
www.periscope.tv/CaptainObvious
Live/1zqJVVaQZWZJB# …
28 52
Captain Obvious
@CaptainObvious
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Customer
service:
direct
messages
Messages are Twitter’s
system for private discussions
between accounts when you don’t
want a conversation to take place
in public. You’ll see your messages
in the inbox below the icon shown
above. They are sometimes referred
to as ‘Direct Messages’ or ‘DMs’.
Open up
In your settings you can opt
to be able to receive Messages from
anyone – including customers
who you may not follow.
Keep it regular
Check your Messages and
Notifications frequently and reply
in a timely manner. People love
the rapid customer service they
can get from Twitter.
Stay classy
Keep it professional – don’t get
drawn into a long, public discussion.
Ask customers to Direct Message
you if there are likely to be
follow-ups.
Twitter allows you to deliver excellent
customer service in a timely manner –
boosting customer satisfaction
and showcasing the top-level service
your company can offer.
After receiving a response from
a retailer 77% of Twitter users
say they feel more positively
towards that business.
You’ll receive notifications if
customers mention your @handle
in their Tweets, but you can also
search for mentions of your own
company to keep an eye on buzz
around your business. Searching
for your company name or products
allows you to reach out to
customers proactively.
Hit ‘reply’ or use the person’s handle
to make sure they see your message,
or you can use the Quote Tweet
function if you want your response
to be seen by all of your followers.
Top Tip
—
Retweet or Like positive feedback
– or send them a personal reply
thanking them for their custom.
Don’t ignore negative feedback –
but don’t take it personally!
Customer
service
6:31 AM—15 SEP 2016
Heather Marie Vitale
@kerplunker • Sep 15
@eDreams_en How can I find the info
for a trip I’ve already taken? I need
the booking reference/ticket no.
eDreams
@eDreams_en • Sep 15
@kerplunker Hi Heather, please
login to the “MyTrips” area to have
access to past trips. More details:
http://bit.ly/2ak0bV7. Let us know.
Heather Marie Vitale
@kerplunker • Sep 15
@eDreams_en I did. My trip was not
listed there, despite having booked
it on the site only a few months ago.
eDreams
@eDreams_en
@kerplunker Hi Heather, thanks
for the feedback. Please send us
a DM describing your issue and
provide the email address used
in the booking.
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Communicate with content
36 37
Take your Twitter account to the next level
Take your Twitter
account to the
next level.
Building your business on Twitter
Advanced
search
Advanced searching
When you click on a hashtag you
will find all the conversation around
that topic. But what if you’re
searching for something more
specific? An exact phrase or set
of words?
Advanced Twitter search offers
filtering options that can help you
find very specific content. You could
see every Tweet from today, by
someone in your city (or another
location), with the phrase “what
should I have for dinner?”. You could
filter to see everything a particular
account (maybe your competitor)
Tweeted in October. You could find
a Tweet by remembering a phrase
in it — even if you forgot who
Tweeted it. You could find all the
users who have “fashionista” in their
bios and so much more.
Accounts Photos Videos More options
All
Tweets
Accounts
Photos
Videos
News
From everyone
From people you know
From everywhere
Near you
Save this search
Embed this search
Advanced search
small business
small business
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Analytics
Twitter analytics
Understanding how well your Tweets
have performed is key to tailoring how
you speak to your customers. We
make it really easy to see who’s been
checking out your Tweets.
Quick check
Simply tap the Tweet Activity
button under any of your own
Tweets to see how many people
saw it in their timelines (impressions)
and how many interacted with it
(engagements).
Deep dive
For a more thorough look
at how your account is performing
over time simply go to
analytics.twitter.com when logged
in to your account. You’ll be able to
view a range of stats, check out your
most popular Tweets, see trends
in follower growth and video views,
and find out who your most
influential followers are.
Building your business on Twitter
Take your Twitter account to the next level
Summary updated daily
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View profile View followers dashboard
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11.1%
Tweets
28 day summary compared to previous 28 days
December 2016 so far... 00 days
Top Tweet earned 211 impressions
Top follower followed by 176k people
Top link
earned 000 link clicks
Top mention earned 12 engagements Get your Tweets in front
of more people
Promoted Tweets and content opens
up your reach on Twitter on more than
1.2 billion people.
Tweets
142
Mentions
385
Profile visits
3.9k
Tweet impressions
74k
New followers
109
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TWEET HIGHLIGHTS ADVERTISE ON TWITTER
DECEMBER SUMMARY
Tweet impressions
Home
Username @Handle
Username
@Handle
Username
@Handle
@Handle tweet here tweet here tweet
here tweet here tweet here tweet here
tweet here tweet here tweet here.
@Handle tweet here tweet here tweet
here tweet here tweet here tweet here
tweet here tweet here tweet here.
@Handle tweet here tweet here tweet
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tweet here tweet here tweet here.
Tweet here @Handle tweet here tweet
here tweet here tweet here. url.com/link
Analytics Tweets Followers Twitter Cards Tools Username
Profile visits Mentions Followers
Account Home
Top media Tweet earned 211 impressions
pic/twitter.com/linkhere
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Reachawider
audience
If you want to target your
Tweets at new customers
you can use Promoted Tweets
to deliver your Tweets into the
timelines of specific groups of
Twitter users. All you need is an
account, a Tweet and a credit card.
1. Choose a Tweet to promote
Click on the activity icon for any
Tweet in your timeline, on your mobile
phone or from your computer. Or,
select a Tweet in your Tweet activity
dashboard or one of your top-
performing Tweets in account home.
2. Click on “Promote this Tweet”
3. Select the location you’d
like to target
Available options include worldwide,
country, state/province/region or
metro area.
4. Select your budget
We’ll provide an estimate of the
results you’re likely to see at
each level. If this is your first time
advertising on Twitter, you’ll be asked
to enter your payment information.
5. Confirm your spend
Watch your Tweet reach a wider
audience in real time. We’ll show
you the metrics right there, but you
can also always see the data for any
Tweet you promote by visiting
ads.twitter.com
Building your business on Twitter
Take your Twitter account to the next level
ads.twitter.com
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You’reready
togo! 01.
Sign up at
twitter.com
02.
Search for accounts
in your community
using
03.
Follow some accounts
relevant to your
business – including
@TwitterBusiness
and @TwitterAdsUK
04.
For more business
info head to
business.twitter.com
or visit our blog
blog.twitter.com/en-
gb/advertising-uk
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  • 2. The basics 06 Create your Twitter profile 08 Basics of a Tweet 10 Find your voice 12 #Hashtags 14 Build your audience 16 Tools of the trade 18 Communicate with content 22 Visualise success 26 GIFs 28 Videos 30 Polls 32 Periscope: live video 34 Customer service 36 Take your Twitter account to the next level 38 Advanced search 40 Analytics 42 Reach a wider audience 44 You’re ready to go! 46 Creating connections with new customers Welcome to your guide to getting the most out of Twitter: simple top tips to bring new and existing customers closer to your business. 133 characters What’s in this book: 03
  • 3. Creating connections with new customers How Twitter can help your business Twitter is where people connect with their passions, share their opinions, and find out what’s happening in the world right now. Businesses can tap into Twitter to expand their reach and connect with new and existing customers. Here are some ways your business can get the most out of Twitter: Discover what’s happening right now Twitter gives you access to what’s going on in your industry, community, and around the world. Use Twitter search to listen to the relevant conversations that are happening and jump in where you can add value. Increase your brand awareness Raise the profile of your business and increase the impact of your marketing by using Twitter to reach existing and potential customers wherever they are. Provide timely customer service People Tweet about the products and services they use, so it’s a natural place to provide customer service. Twitter is a fast, efficient way to respond to feedback and questions. Not on Twitter yet? Start your account now: twitter.com Building your business on Twitter 69% have bought something from a small business because of Twitter 75% feel better about a small business after reading its Tweets 94% plan to buy from small businesses they follow on Twitter 96% of users who turned to Twitter for customer service and had a friendly experience with a brand would buy from that brand again The power of Twitter for small businesses 04 05
  • 4. The basics. The basics Building your business on Twitter
  • 5. mmm... and glug... @mmm_newcastle Tweets Tweets & Replies Media Food and drink emporium – oils, balsamics, pasta, herbs, spices, chillies, chutneys, honey, flour, beer, cider and wine to make you say mmm... and glug... 10-13 Grainger Arcade, NE1 5QF mmm-glug.co.uk 3,068 Vine Loops Joined February 2009 13.3K Photos and videos Createyour Twitterprofile Profile image This is the image that will identify you and accompany every Tweet you send. It should be clear, simple and recognisable without small text or logos. Header image The biggest image that decorates your profile page. It doesn’t have to be your logo – it should be a welcoming, attractive image. Screen name You choose your account’s @handle when first signing up to Twitter and this is 15 characters max. You can put more info into your screen name to let people know who you are. Twitter bio 160 characters to tell the world who you are and what you do. You can use this space to list your products and services, or what your Twitter account aims to offer (customer support, new offers). Your bio text affects where you appear in online search too. Location Once people have found you, make sure they can find you. Also if there are two shops with similar names, this helps to identify you as the ‘High St Cafe’ in your town. Website Let people know you’re online. 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 4 TWEETS 61.2K FOLLOWING 23.6K FOLLOWERS 21.5K LIKES 19.6K LISTS 12 Building your business on Twitter The basics 3 2 A more than decent delivery of #Oktoberfest beers at glug... today. Best be getting them on our shelves then! #Prost mmm... and glug... @mmm_newcastle 6 5 08 09
  • 6. 643 1.7k Magnum UK @MagnumUK Introducing #MagnumPink #MagnumBlack, available at @CooperativeFood @Tesco! Which will you try first? 5 6 4 1 32 Building your business on Twitter The basics Tweet A Tweet is a message posted on Twitter that can contain text, photos, links and videos. Reply Click ‘reply’ to respond to anyone’s Tweet. Replying to a Tweet is a way to show you’re listening and provide helpful answers. Retweet A Retweet is sharing a Tweet from someone else with your followers. Click the Retweet button to share the Tweet as is, or quote the Tweet to add a comment of your own. Like A like is a simple way to acknowledge a Tweet. It can also be useful to use as a bookmarking tool if you want to easily find a Tweet again. Tap the heart icon to like a Tweet and the author will see that you appreciate it. Hashtag A hashtag is any word, or phrase without spaces, beginning with the # symbol. People use hashtags to organise conversations and make it easier to find all content related to a given topic. Click on a hashtag to go directly to the search results for that term. Hashtagged words that become very popular are often Trending Topics. Mention Bring a Tweet to another person’s attention by including their @username in your message. You could use it to ask someone a question, to thank them, or simply to highlight a piece of content. 1 2 3 Basicsof aTweet 4 5 6 1110
  • 7. Findyour voice Speak to your customers in their language Twitter is a conversational platform where people interact with people and businesses quickly and less formally. Think about the tone of your Tweets. If your business was a character in a movie or a TV show, who would it be? How would they respond to criticism and praise? These are all very important questions to answer to help you distinguish your brand on Twitter. Add fun or emotive visuals to your Tweets with emojis to showcase your business’ personality and bring another dimension to your messages. Ask your customers to respond with the emoji that best expresses their feelings about a favourite product. Top Tip: — Discuss your voice with your team, so anyone can Tweet out from your Twitter account to speak to your customers with confidence. Humour adds character to your Tweets and can make you stand out more. A hashtag or an image can often be used as the punchline. 2:05 PM — 11 AUG 2016 What did the cheese say when it looked in the mirror... #halloumi #humblelunch #newmenu #staffperks 15 24 Humble Grape Wine @humblegrape Building your business on Twitter The basics 12 13
  • 8. #Hashtags Top Tip — Hit the button and below the search box you’ll see Trends — a list of the most popular and relevant terms being discussed right now. Get involved: Expand your reach and influence, try searching a few regular hashtags and see how you could join in: #MondayMotivation #ILoveNewcastle #ThrowbackThursday #NorthEastHour #FridayFeeling Why #hashtag? Hashtags are a conversation marker – they tell you the topic of a Tweet or a collection of Tweets. Think of a hashtag as a table in a pub where everyone’s talking about the same thing. You can either join in the conversation or just sit and listen in. They allow you to reach a much wider audience, because people using Twitter search for or click on hashtags in Tweets to discover more about topics they’re interested in. By Tweeting with a relevant hashtag, you may reach loads of people who aren’t yet following your account. Example: If you run a promotion when your local football team are playing, make sure to Tweet using the hashtag fans are using for that game. But use smartly and sparingly – stick to no more than two hashtags per Tweet. Top Tip — Hashtags are a particularly useful tool for businesses to find out what people who are into a topic or event think about it —to help you decide how to frame your offers or get an insight into which types of products or services may do well. Search Twitter 4 7 See you at the bar... We’ve got that #FridayFeeling! #Newcastle As You Like It @asyoulikeitjes 19 AUG 2016 Building your business on Twitter The basics 14 15
  • 9. Help people find you Make sure your Twitter handle is highly visible in your shop, on your website and on flyers and business cards. Let people know why they should follow you – i.e. Follow us on Twitter to be the first to know about coolest new products. 34% of Twitter users say they have interacted with a small business after seeing an ad that included the business’s Twitter handle. Reach out Follow and start conversations with the people you want to be followed by – especially the key influencers in your community with big followings of their own. Get involved Join the conversation about your business and products; pose a question to your followers; get to know your customers. Top Tip — If you know your customers are really into a certain sport or event, Tweet more when that’s happening to reach them when they are at their most engaged and open to discovering new things. Top Tip — Orchard Pig took full advantage of the trending story of Glastonbury Festival traffic queues to get its product out there into the conversation. Top Tip — #NorthEastHour is a regular networking event on Twitter, where North East businesses connect and chat. Get involved Mon 8—9pm or Tue 2—3pm. Buildyour audience 22 JUN 2016 Stuck in #GlastonburyTraffic? That’s what Roger’s here for! Tweet us using #CiderForecast your license plate we’ll bring you a cider. 139 219 Orchard Pig @Orchardpig Building your business on Twitter The basics 6 1 Bit of latte art for #northeasthour and #latteartthursday Flat Caps Coffee @FlatCapJoe 25 OCT 2012 16 17
  • 10. Toolsof thetrade It’s so simple to engage with your community with the click of a button Building your business on Twitter The basics Quote Tweet This allows you to share Tweets from other accounts but also add your own context above it. Example: Quote Tweet someone’s request for recommendations for great gift ideas with a suggestion from your shop. This means all your followers see the product you’re highlighting. Retweet Use this to share Tweets from other accounts to your followers. Example: Retweet a link to an amazing recipe using one of your best-selling products. Like Hit this on Tweets you enjoy to let the person behind the account know you’re loving their work. Example: Search for mentions of your company and ‘like’ positive feedback if it doesn’t need a response. Follow Back Add someone to regularly see their Tweets. Example: If you’ve been involved in a great chat with someone on Twitter why not add them so you don’t miss out next time? 18 19
  • 11. 42% of Twitter users use Twitter when waking up in the morning 1 in 4 users use Twitter whilst dining out 1 in 3 are on Twitter whilst commuting 1 in 4 UK Twitter users are on Twitter whilst on the toilet Building your business on Twitter The basics Twitter is part of our daily life. 20 21
  • 12. Communicate withcontent. Building your business on Twitter Communicate with content
  • 13. Has your Tweet got an image GIF video poll Building your business on Twitter Communicate with content 3:34 PM — 27 MAR 2015 Big Nutbrown has brought Little Nutbrown to visit @7Stories too. #guesshowmuchIloveyou @WalkerBooksUK 38 77 Seven Stories @7stories 24 25
  • 14. Visualise success 25 5890 3415 24 Home is where the heart sticker is. And the house one, too. #StickTogether #LiveThere 1940s Farm opens at Beamish this Saturday with a whole host of activities! beamish.org.uk/february-half-term- activities … #northeasthour The Training Lab is here. Find out more at brewlabcoffee.co.uk/training #coffee #Edinburgh #barista Airbnb @Airbnb Beamish Museum @Beamish_Museum Brew Lab @BrewLabCoffee 18 AUG 201611 FEB 201420 MAY 2015 Up your imagery game with these great Twitter tools. Tagging Once you’ve uploaded a picture you can click ‘Who’s in this photo?’ below it to tag up to 10 accounts. The people you tag will receive a notification that you’ve tagged them and will be more likely to see the Tweet and share it with their own following. Filters After uploading you can hit this icon to choose from a selection of image filters to help the photo look amazing! Stickers Once you’ve chosen a picture or snapped one in the app you can hit this icon to choose from a host of fun stickers. You can position these stickers by dragging them around the image or pinching them to change the size. Use rich visuals in your Tweets Adding a bold image, video, or GIF to your Tweets adds a touch of personality, and means people are much more likely to engage with your Tweet. In fact, people are three times more likely to engage with Tweets that contain videos and photos. Can’t decide which photo to use? You can attach up to four photos to a single Tweet. Example: Upload a sequence of four pictures in one Tweet showing the unboxing of a brilliant new product that just arrived to help build buzz. Building your business on Twitter Communicate with content 26 27
  • 15. GIFs GIFs are short, looping animations clipped from popular culture and have become a way of communicating emotions or reactions in funny or poignant ways. Why use a GIF? Try adding GIFs to enhance your Tweet – the short, looping animations autoplay in Twitter timelines, meaning any Tweet including a GIF will grab attention as your potential customers scroll through. You don’t need any videos or design skills – just hit the GIF button when composing a Tweet and you can search through a huge library of free-to-use GIFs. Use GIFs as you would emojis – search ‘thank you’ or a ‘yes!’ and you’ll find a host of potential animations to use. The world’s iconic media moments, films, songs, TV shows and celebrities are all there at your disposal – for free! Example: If you’ve had a good weekend, Tweet a thank you to your customers using a ‘thank you’ or ‘thumbs up’ GIF to add visuals. Top Tip — Test the water with a #fridayfeeling GIF in one of your Tweets. #FridayFeeling 116 Tweet Building your business on Twitter Communicate with content 2928
  • 16. Videos People are six times more likely to engage with Tweets which include video, compared to Tweets with photos. Videos also autoplay in timelines – so are great for grabbing attention. The world responds to video now more than ever – and it’s particularly useful for engaging a younger audience. Everyone can now add videos up to 140 seconds long to their Tweets – either filming in-app or clipping and uploading videos from your phone or desktop. Filming short videos on your phone can allow your customers to connect with the real people behind the company name, building a strong relationship and encouraging loyalty. Example: Film a short clip with one of your sales assistants taking your followers through their three favourite outfits on sale now. Video: Pro-Tips Become a video star with these extra tools. Portrait or landscape? Both formats look great on Twitter so choose the orientation that helps you showcase what’s being featured. Vertical video works great for clips of people talking straight to camera, or close-ups of products. Horizontal can be useful for showing off wide displays or landscapes. Top Tips — 1. Make the first few seconds count – be visual, make the first 10 seconds count 2. Keep it short and to the point 3. Videos are simple and effective ways to engage and add value to your customers experience of your products 4 In the jungle, the mighty jungle, your child sleeps tonight... http://bit.ly/2cgeE0s #kidsbedrooms #Dulux Homebase @Homebase_uk 9 SEP 2016 Building your business on Twitter Communicate with content 30 31
  • 17. Why use Polls? Get interactive with our simple-to-use polls. Just click the icon to reveal the options to include a fast and fun survey in your Tweet. Polls allow you to quickly take the temperature of your customers on a whole range of issues, and you can use them to build a habit among your followers of interacting with your account. Polls can be set to run for any duration between five minutes and seven days - and anyone who votes can receive a notification when the poll closes, leading them to come back to your profile to check the final result. Top Tips — If you’ve got a big announcement to make, set a poll to end at the same time - as the poll’s notifications will drive more people back to your profile. Emojis add an extra visual to poll questions. Polls Building your business on Twitter Communicate with content 3:49 AM — 18 FEB 2016 2:19 AM — 15 SEP 2016 ERMAGERD! It’s London Fashion Week! Which mini #Batiste will you be popping in your bag today? Fun poll. More than any other books, I read... poetry novels non fiction other 136 votes • 17 hours left 86 votes • Final results 1 3 3 3 Batiste Hair @BatisteHair The Poetry Society @PoetrySociety 33% Tropical 27% Blush 20% Original 20% Cherry 32 33
  • 18. Periscope: livevideo Live Video Use Twitter’s live video tool Periscope to build a more personal and interactive relationship with your followers. Periscope videos are filmed using the stand-alone mobile app, which can be linked to your Twitter account. This means every time you decide to give your customers a live update the video stream will autoplay in the timelines of your followers. Periscope features live commenting on screen as you record, allowing you to respond in real-time to customer queries and they can guide how you focus the rest of the broadcast. Once the live recording is over, your followers can watch the whole thing back and share it as they would any Twitter video. Periscope is free to download in the App Store and Play Store. Example: On Saturday morning film a live tasting session with one of your suppliers or in-store experts. Or Periscope the unboxing of the latest stock. 2:37 PM — 19 SEP 2016 Have you seen my Live stream yet? Spot a duck to #win some big prizes! RTF www.periscope.tv/CaptainObvious Live/1zqJVVaQZWZJB# … 28 52 Captain Obvious @CaptainObvious Building your business on Twitter Communicate with content 34 35
  • 19. Customer service: direct messages Messages are Twitter’s system for private discussions between accounts when you don’t want a conversation to take place in public. You’ll see your messages in the inbox below the icon shown above. They are sometimes referred to as ‘Direct Messages’ or ‘DMs’. Open up In your settings you can opt to be able to receive Messages from anyone – including customers who you may not follow. Keep it regular Check your Messages and Notifications frequently and reply in a timely manner. People love the rapid customer service they can get from Twitter. Stay classy Keep it professional – don’t get drawn into a long, public discussion. Ask customers to Direct Message you if there are likely to be follow-ups. Twitter allows you to deliver excellent customer service in a timely manner – boosting customer satisfaction and showcasing the top-level service your company can offer. After receiving a response from a retailer 77% of Twitter users say they feel more positively towards that business. You’ll receive notifications if customers mention your @handle in their Tweets, but you can also search for mentions of your own company to keep an eye on buzz around your business. Searching for your company name or products allows you to reach out to customers proactively. Hit ‘reply’ or use the person’s handle to make sure they see your message, or you can use the Quote Tweet function if you want your response to be seen by all of your followers. Top Tip — Retweet or Like positive feedback – or send them a personal reply thanking them for their custom. Don’t ignore negative feedback – but don’t take it personally! Customer service 6:31 AM—15 SEP 2016 Heather Marie Vitale @kerplunker • Sep 15 @eDreams_en How can I find the info for a trip I’ve already taken? I need the booking reference/ticket no. eDreams @eDreams_en • Sep 15 @kerplunker Hi Heather, please login to the “MyTrips” area to have access to past trips. More details: http://bit.ly/2ak0bV7. Let us know. Heather Marie Vitale @kerplunker • Sep 15 @eDreams_en I did. My trip was not listed there, despite having booked it on the site only a few months ago. eDreams @eDreams_en @kerplunker Hi Heather, thanks for the feedback. Please send us a DM describing your issue and provide the email address used in the booking. Building your business on Twitter Communicate with content 36 37
  • 20. Take your Twitter account to the next level Take your Twitter account to the next level. Building your business on Twitter
  • 21. Advanced search Advanced searching When you click on a hashtag you will find all the conversation around that topic. But what if you’re searching for something more specific? An exact phrase or set of words? Advanced Twitter search offers filtering options that can help you find very specific content. You could see every Tweet from today, by someone in your city (or another location), with the phrase “what should I have for dinner?”. You could filter to see everything a particular account (maybe your competitor) Tweeted in October. You could find a Tweet by remembering a phrase in it — even if you forgot who Tweeted it. You could find all the users who have “fashionista” in their bios and so much more. Accounts Photos Videos More options All Tweets Accounts Photos Videos News From everyone From people you know From everywhere Near you Save this search Embed this search Advanced search small business small business Building your business on Twitter Take your Twitter account to the next level 40 41
  • 22. Analytics Twitter analytics Understanding how well your Tweets have performed is key to tailoring how you speak to your customers. We make it really easy to see who’s been checking out your Tweets. Quick check Simply tap the Tweet Activity button under any of your own Tweets to see how many people saw it in their timelines (impressions) and how many interacted with it (engagements). Deep dive For a more thorough look at how your account is performing over time simply go to analytics.twitter.com when logged in to your account. You’ll be able to view a range of stats, check out your most popular Tweets, see trends in follower growth and video views, and find out who your most influential followers are. Building your business on Twitter Take your Twitter account to the next level Summary updated daily 458.4%58.4% 1 23 1 2 View Tweet View profile View followers dashboard View all Tweet activity View all Tweet activity View Tweet Activity Get started View Tweet Activity View Tweet Activity Follow 11.1% Tweets 28 day summary compared to previous 28 days December 2016 so far... 00 days Top Tweet earned 211 impressions Top follower followed by 176k people Top link earned 000 link clicks Top mention earned 12 engagements Get your Tweets in front of more people Promoted Tweets and content opens up your reach on Twitter on more than 1.2 billion people. Tweets 142 Mentions 385 Profile visits 3.9k Tweet impressions 74k New followers 109 00 0000 000 00 000 TWEET HIGHLIGHTS ADVERTISE ON TWITTER DECEMBER SUMMARY Tweet impressions Home Username @Handle Username @Handle Username @Handle @Handle tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here. @Handle tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here. @Handle tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here. Tweet here @Handle tweet here tweet here tweet here tweet here. url.com/link Analytics Tweets Followers Twitter Cards Tools Username Profile visits Mentions Followers Account Home Top media Tweet earned 211 impressions pic/twitter.com/linkhere 42 43
  • 23. Reachawider audience If you want to target your Tweets at new customers you can use Promoted Tweets to deliver your Tweets into the timelines of specific groups of Twitter users. All you need is an account, a Tweet and a credit card. 1. Choose a Tweet to promote Click on the activity icon for any Tweet in your timeline, on your mobile phone or from your computer. Or, select a Tweet in your Tweet activity dashboard or one of your top- performing Tweets in account home. 2. Click on “Promote this Tweet” 3. Select the location you’d like to target Available options include worldwide, country, state/province/region or metro area. 4. Select your budget We’ll provide an estimate of the results you’re likely to see at each level. If this is your first time advertising on Twitter, you’ll be asked to enter your payment information. 5. Confirm your spend Watch your Tweet reach a wider audience in real time. We’ll show you the metrics right there, but you can also always see the data for any Tweet you promote by visiting ads.twitter.com Building your business on Twitter Take your Twitter account to the next level ads.twitter.com 44 45
  • 24. You’reready togo! 01. Sign up at twitter.com 02. Search for accounts in your community using 03. Follow some accounts relevant to your business – including @TwitterBusiness and @TwitterAdsUK 04. For more business info head to business.twitter.com or visit our blog blog.twitter.com/en- gb/advertising-uk Building your business on Twitter Search Twitter 46