Presentation from 12/09 Cool Twitter Conference, Mpls
-How my brother invented Tweeting
-Why shared participation vs. propaganda
-What big brands are doing (badly)
-Home Depot gets it
-Businesses shouldn't use Twitter for business
-If they can't help themselves here are a few ideas
-Be authentic
-Stay out of the way
-"Following" as a great metaphor
-#doyoufollowme?
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Twitter is Counter-Propaganda. Doyoufollowme?
1. #doyoufollowme? Eric Hayward 12/3/09 Cool Twitter Conference, Minneapolis Twitter is Counter-Propaganda or, How I Learned to Quit Worrying and Love the Bomb copyright 09 Eric, just give credit is all
38. #doyoufollowme? Repeat, âI have no business agenda. Iâm just tweeting.â Soon it will actually happen. (Or you should take a method acting class.)
39. #doyoufollowme? You figure out what to post by really listening to people, finding out their interests. Perhaps theyâll line up with your own.
41. #doyoufollowme? And this doesnât mean âengaging in dialogue with customers,â which is a euphemism for âfinding new ways to sell sh-t to people.â
42. #doyoufollowme? But if your marketing people just canât help themselves, here are a few quick ideas.
43. #doyoufollowme? 1. Use whatâs there. Cultivate enthusiasts from within; allow them to do what theyâre already doing. Itâs authentic.Â
44. #doyoufollowme? Give them interesting, exclusive things to post. Sneak previews. Behind-the-scenes. The history of X.
46. #doyoufollowme? Let Twitter do itâs thing, which is likely to be to your benefit. Social media strategy is one of No Action. Avoid cheapening your brand by appearing insecure.
47. #doyoufollowme? Do you want people to see you because they follow you, or, because they canât avoid it -