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Everyday Twitter Made Easy (Updated for 2017-2018): Work, Play and Explore
Twitter is the fastest growing and most influential social networking service around. If you want to make the most of it, either for business or pleasure, Everyday Twitter Made Easy will show you how. Covering everything from Twitter tools and techniques to etiquette, you will learn how to build a following and promote your 'product' - whether that's your business or simply yourself! Giving the low-down on all the latest features of Twitter you will soon be savvy to the wealth of social and marketing possibilities it presents.
- GenresNonfiction
256 pages, Paperback
Published October 17, 2017
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Richard N. Williams
94 books2 followersA writer and journalist of many years Richard's work has appeared in a number of publications on technology, marketing and music software.
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July 9, 2021
The cover is the same as the edition shown but the text has been updated to 2019. There are some differences but our library edition shows the same chapter headings:
Twitter Basics
The Tweet
Friends and Followers
Twitter for Business
Advanced Twitter
There is more here than most will want to wade through. But the Twitter jargon is explained well and there are some surprising topics covered such as “Twitter and the Law.”
Even though this was updated less than 2 years ago, too much time has passed to feel that the coverage of mobile apps is adequate. But the advice on troubleshooting problems still seems okay.
Three stars means if you need something, this book should be either a good start or all you will likely need (except as noted).
Twitter Basics
The Tweet
Friends and Followers
Twitter for Business
Advanced Twitter
There is more here than most will want to wade through. But the Twitter jargon is explained well and there are some surprising topics covered such as “Twitter and the Law.”
Even though this was updated less than 2 years ago, too much time has passed to feel that the coverage of mobile apps is adequate. But the advice on troubleshooting problems still seems okay.
Three stars means if you need something, this book should be either a good start or all you will likely need (except as noted).
December 5, 2017
Very easy to read. Each page takes about 35 seconds because of all the pictures. A book for all ages and all levels of proficiency. Umm, apart from anyone who uses Twitter regularly. I guess they would know all this stuff already.
Slight problemo with the information in the book, though. It was published in 2014, which means that it's kinda out of date. There's not so much I know about Twitter, but what little I know contradicts what I've read here. The word limit has changed (from 140 to 280 characters), Twitter now supports video natively and I lost interest in checking the links to related websites when I found that they didn't go anywhere.
Having said that, there's plenty of stuff on how to use Twitter to promote a business and that's actually all I got the book for. So it works on that level.
Slight problemo with the information in the book, though. It was published in 2014, which means that it's kinda out of date. There's not so much I know about Twitter, but what little I know contradicts what I've read here. The word limit has changed (from 140 to 280 characters), Twitter now supports video natively and I lost interest in checking the links to related websites when I found that they didn't go anywhere.
Having said that, there's plenty of stuff on how to use Twitter to promote a business and that's actually all I got the book for. So it works on that level.
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