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How to Twitter: Getting Started with 30 Daily Do-ables
‘How to Twitter’ is your guide to getting started on Twitter. Follow the easy step by step Do-ables and you will be mastering Twitter in no time.
As a small business owner, author or entrepreneur, Twitter can give you just what you need to success:
•visibility
•authority
•sales.
BUT only if you know how..
‘I just finished reading your How to Twitter book. It is really easy to read and taught me so much about Twitter. Needless to say I have made numerous changes to my Twitter settings - added a private list, tweeted an image and added a widget to my blog. All things that I had no idea how to before I read your book.’ Kendall Mead
Stacey has helped over 1000 business owners get get results on Twitter through her various courses and training.
Included in this book is a link to additional templates and videos to support your learning.
As a small business owner, author or entrepreneur, Twitter can give you just what you need to success:
•visibility
•authority
•sales.
BUT only if you know how..
‘I just finished reading your How to Twitter book. It is really easy to read and taught me so much about Twitter. Needless to say I have made numerous changes to my Twitter settings - added a private list, tweeted an image and added a widget to my blog. All things that I had no idea how to before I read your book.’ Kendall Mead
Stacey has helped over 1000 business owners get get results on Twitter through her various courses and training.
Included in this book is a link to additional templates and videos to support your learning.
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60 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 5, 2013
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March 10, 2015
Hi, my name is Lee Dunning, and I'm a social media moron. There, it's out in the open, and you can all send each other Twitters and laugh about me. Go ahead, I'll wait. All done? All right, let's get to the review.
Based on the above paragraph, it probably isn't hard for you to figure out why I picked up this book. A few months ago, I signed up for Twitter because I joined a blog tour and folks expected me to send out little messages to all my contacts. I'm pretty sure I had about three followers by the time the tour started, and those three all belonged to the tour. Oh, well.
I'm trying to be better though, and "How to Twitter" sounded like a quick and dirty way to get me going in the right direction. It is, but as it turns out, a bit too quick and dirty for my taste. While I learned quite a few things (don't be an egghead), the frenetic pace of the book, combined with a shortage of images, made it less useful to a Twitter greenhorn like myself. I needed more hand holding, and a slower pace.
For those of you more comfortable with diving in and flailing away at new things, this book may be all you need. It also has the added benefit of being available through Kindle Unlimited, so that's a bonus if you belong to KU. If you want to learn Twitter in more detail, look at lots of samples, understand more clearly the nuances of this social network site, and don't mind forking over some money, I'm more inclined to recommend "Twitter in 30 Minutes".
Based on the above paragraph, it probably isn't hard for you to figure out why I picked up this book. A few months ago, I signed up for Twitter because I joined a blog tour and folks expected me to send out little messages to all my contacts. I'm pretty sure I had about three followers by the time the tour started, and those three all belonged to the tour. Oh, well.
I'm trying to be better though, and "How to Twitter" sounded like a quick and dirty way to get me going in the right direction. It is, but as it turns out, a bit too quick and dirty for my taste. While I learned quite a few things (don't be an egghead), the frenetic pace of the book, combined with a shortage of images, made it less useful to a Twitter greenhorn like myself. I needed more hand holding, and a slower pace.
For those of you more comfortable with diving in and flailing away at new things, this book may be all you need. It also has the added benefit of being available through Kindle Unlimited, so that's a bonus if you belong to KU. If you want to learn Twitter in more detail, look at lots of samples, understand more clearly the nuances of this social network site, and don't mind forking over some money, I'm more inclined to recommend "Twitter in 30 Minutes".
December 17, 2014
I found this book for free on Amazon a while ago and just read it to see if I could learn anything that could help make my tweets more productive. It's a very helpful step-by-step guide with crisp, clear instructions.
The author provides explanations for each of the 30 do-ables (steps) and screenshots to show exactly where to go on Twitter. I knew most of them, but the section on changing your background and putting a widget on your blog helped me. I think this would be perfect for someone who is new to Twitter, wants to set up an account, and wants to get results. Stacey walks you through signing up, getting a username, making tweets and using hashtags.
She offers great advice on what to do, as well as what not to do (ie using hashtags that have no relevance to your tweet just to get views.) The author also mentions different websites and apps that you can use to make scheduled tweets, make your link smaller and follow/unfollow people. I don't use these services, but they might be helpful to other people.
I would recommend this to anyone who uses Twitter, especially those who are new to the site. Whether you've been using the site for 5 hours or 5 years, there are tips in it for everybody.
The author provides explanations for each of the 30 do-ables (steps) and screenshots to show exactly where to go on Twitter. I knew most of them, but the section on changing your background and putting a widget on your blog helped me. I think this would be perfect for someone who is new to Twitter, wants to set up an account, and wants to get results. Stacey walks you through signing up, getting a username, making tweets and using hashtags.
She offers great advice on what to do, as well as what not to do (ie using hashtags that have no relevance to your tweet just to get views.) The author also mentions different websites and apps that you can use to make scheduled tweets, make your link smaller and follow/unfollow people. I don't use these services, but they might be helpful to other people.
I would recommend this to anyone who uses Twitter, especially those who are new to the site. Whether you've been using the site for 5 hours or 5 years, there are tips in it for everybody.
May 24, 2020
Free Kindle ebook. Helpful.
October 18, 2016
Easy to use tips on using Twitter
Great tips from A-Z on using Twitter.Stacey takes you from opening an account to choosing a background to the best ways to schedule your tweets.
Great tips from A-Z on using Twitter.Stacey takes you from opening an account to choosing a background to the best ways to schedule your tweets.
February 23, 2014
I got the info I needed to use Twitter on the level I prefered in an easy way.
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