Want to join them? Then take these five steps:
Twitter has a language of its own:
First, choose the right Twitter handle, which is your username. You can use your own name, the name of your business (like @Hunterandscribe) or, if your name is taken, you could be creative and combine it, for example, @Annebuyeragent (Anne buyer’s agent).
Once your profile is created, you can introduce yourself by sending your first tweet. But unless you have followers, nobody will read it.
So write a few helpful tweets, then let your clients know you’re now on Twitter and ask them to follow you. A quick way of doing that is to follow them first. Another way is to announce it in your newsletter.
Twitter’s 280-character limit, which includes spaces, requires you to be concise. When you tweet something, remember that your clients are more likely to share tweets that solve problems, answer questions or deliver inspiration.
You can also use Twitter to tease content that’s on your website. For example:
You can also use Twitter to increase your brand awareness:
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