Welcome to our Mojo-filled Twitter Tutorial.
Why set up a Twitter account if you’re not going to use it?
Granted, writing that first tweet can make people a little anxious, especially since once you post a tweet, everyone who visits your profile or chooses to follow you will be able to see it. But don’t worry … too much … if you ever want to delete a message that you previously sent out, all you have to do is click on the tweet, look for the trashcan icon, and click it to delete your message from the timeline.
There’s also the option to mark specific tweets as favorites, which will make it easier for you to locate those tweets later on, once you have multiple messages in the timeline.
Jump right in. The Twittin’s fine.
Seriously, when it comes to writing your first tweet, don’t spend a lot of time worrying about whether it’s creative enough, witty enough, or interesting enough. That’ll come later. Once you’ve become an active member of the Twitter community, you’ll find it easier to think of entertaining and useful tweets, and you’ll also be able to respond to ongoing discussions from the people you follow and those who follow you. Read more »
With over 250 social communities online, it’s easy to see why small business marketers with limited time are drawn to the simplistic interface and speediness of the community known as Twitter. And we’re here with an easy-reading Twitter Tutorial to show you just how to put those features to use.
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