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Twitter isn’t just about letting all your friends know when you’re at the nearest Starbucks (that’s foursquare and another post).

Twitter can be a very useful tool for business if you understand it correctly. Connecting to individual customers immediate needs, real time customer service, even special offers and coupons are some of the very successful ways Twitter has been used in the major and minor brand name companies in the last few years.

If you’re new to Twitter I recommend Twitter 101 to get started. Some basic lingo for businesses and great ideas how to use Twitter successfully, even some history, albeit short – Twitter began as an experiment  in 2006.

Twitter is a really good way to connect to your clients. It builds your brand and it builds relationships and it’s done with 140 characters…that doesn’t take much time. REALLY!!

Becky Bayne

Becky Bayne is an award-winning author, book designer, and Self-Publishing Production Director. As founder of Becky’s Graphic Design, she leads a structured production studio managing 25–30 professional book releases annually for nonfiction authors and select children’s book projects. Her award-winning guide, "How to Format a Children’s Book for Self-Publishing," received First Place for Artistic & Technical Book Design from The BookFest and was named a Finalist by American Book Fest. Through the studio’s educational YouTube platform—serving 10,000+ self-publishing students and designers—technical InDesign instruction is led by Lead Formatting Specialist Kayla Snyder under Becky’s production oversight.

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  • Katie Hampton says:

    Facebook is an efficient tool, too. Just don’t make 100% of your status updates a sell. Approximately 20% is okay.

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