3. DEMOGRAPHICS
• Is your audience yet on Twitter?
• Can you build an audience on Twitter?
• Type your keywords into Sysomos, or
other tools to see what’s already being
discussed.
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5. TOPICS/KEYWORDS
• Determine your topics of interest
• Find similar topics already being
mentioned on Twitter
• Create a list of keywords regarding that
topic
• Analyze your keywords for relevance!!!
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7. COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS
• Locate competitors on Twitter
–See who they follow
–See who follows them
• Use tools such as Sysomos to see their
followers and the gain insights?
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11. BLOG SEARCH
• Use your keywords and search for bloggers
• Tools such as Scrapebox can speed this up!
• From their blogs, find their Twitter ID’s,
follow them, engage them, listen to them
• Create content for them to blog (guest
blogging)
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12. TWITTER INFLUENCERS
• Use advanced search with your keywords
• Review profiles for engagement levels
• Use Sysomos profile information for
authority levels
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14. ACTIONS
• Pay attention! Listen
• Use lists/organize your audience
• Auto Organize: IFTTT to add to lists
• Be genuine
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15. ACTIONS: PARTICIPATION/CONTENT
• Engage, Listen, Participate!
• Don’t be afraid!
• Find great content!
• Buffer great content!
• Retweet great content!
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16. ENGAGING INFLUENCERS
• Follow the influencers
• Retweet relevant tweets
• @reply when you have value to add to
their conversation
• Listen to them, see what their follower
engage with
• Create engaging content
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17. ENGAGING AUDIENCE
• Find their interests
• Provide engaging content regularly!
• Retweet relevant tweets
• Post their links, acknowledge them with
@ mentions
• @reply when you have value to add to
their conversation
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18. EVANGELISM
• Teach the rest of your organization
• Engage the rest of your organization
• People leave Twitter because of lack of
engagement
• Get your company people to retweet, list
and follow you!
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34. MORE INFO:
PEOPLE WHO ALWAYS HAVE
GREAT CONTENT (IN NO ORDER)
• Dr. Michael Wu @mich8elwu
• Alan K'necht @aknecht
• Jeremiah Owyang @jowyang
• Neal Schaffer @NealSchaffer
• Maggie Fox @maggiefox
• Rhea Drysdale @Rhea
• Aaron Friedman @AaronFriedman
• MyCool King @iPullRank
• @Marketingland
• Cher Jones @itscherjones
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35. LINKS TO TOOLS MENTIONED
How I use them: http://bit.ly/smxtoronto
• http://www.ifttt.com
• http://www.instapaper.com
• http://followerwonk.com
• http://ipullrank.com/tools/gofish/index.php
• http://www.linkedin.com/signal
• http://www.scrapebox.com/
• http://www.google.com/trends/
• https://adwords.google.com
• https://twitter.com/#!/search-advanced
• http://www.bufferapp.com
• http://www.tweetdeck.com/
• http://www.sysomos.com/
• http://www.radian6.com/
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36. CONTACT
Patrick McKeown
Search and Social Strategist
Navantis Inc.
www.navantis.com
patrickm@navantis.com
@pjmckeown
in/patrickmckeown
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Editor's Notes
Talk about how someone at Microsoft saw the pic of Apple CEO buying Windows phone, had all MS Employees retweet and post about it, and it then became mainstream news.
Make people read the articles they post when you ghost tweet on their behalf
Make people read the articles they post when you ghost tweet on their behalf
Make people read the articles they post when you ghost tweet on their behalf
Great tool for finding people who are knowledgeable about your topic
Use it to expand keyword lists and themes, also use it to find blogs, forums etc…
Use Google Trends to review popular sites, and trends, and to potentially find influencers (writers).
Use Google Adwords tool to see search volumes and other related keywords
Use Twitter Advanced Search to find people talking about your keywords/topics