Using Twitter to Build Strong Business Relationships with Samantha Kelly
#TwitterSmarter Chat Recap: 7-27-17
Here’s a recap of our fave tweets from this week’s informative and insightful chat. We’d love to hear from you! Please feel free to comment below and share your two cents on these questions.
If you missed today's #TwitterSmarter "After" chat video with guest @Tweetinggoddess, no worries. https://t.co/kyNMLhE83R pic.twitter.com/oewWrFkT9W
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 28, 2017
Please welcome our guest @Tweetinggoddess. Topic: Using Twitter to Build Strong Business Relationships. #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/5N8ZKItMvs
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
Ask @hootsuite:
We invited our friends from Hootsuite to come on the chat and kick it off by answering one pressing question about Twitter marketing.
Ask @hootsuite: What Are The Benefits to Hosting Your Own Twitter Chat? #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/17i9OV8ugq
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
1|5 Well you’ll know this one, @madalynsklar. It creates a great community around you! #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/hFalh1zHhQ
— Hootsuite (@hootsuite) July 27, 2017
2|5 We host #HootChat every Thursday at 3 EST and it allows for us to engage closely with our audience ? #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/GyJL21VQGQ
— Hootsuite (@hootsuite) July 27, 2017
3|5 A Twitter chat is more than just a fun event for your followers too. It builds your brand’s reputation as a leader #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/xI07tKanMB
— Hootsuite (@hootsuite) July 27, 2017
4|5 Plus, hosting a Twitter chat allows you to share valuable and informational content with your audience #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/4J0OWDXhIF
— Hootsuite (@hootsuite) July 27, 2017
5|5 It also boosts awareness of you through increased mentions and discussions surrounding your brand #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/VNX0ER8U8Y
— Hootsuite (@hootsuite) July 27, 2017
#TwitterSmarter Chat
Happy TWO Year Anniversary to the #TwitterSmarter chat! We've come a long way baby! Thank you to @socialertdotnet for collecting the stats! pic.twitter.com/3u4g9XO8VU
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
Q1: How can Twitter help you build beneficial relationships for your business? #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/JgeWzOLtLs
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A1 #Twittersmarter Twitter is so powerful, influencers are within reach and it gives ‘normal’ people a voice & a piece of the pie! https://t.co/PfJbLmecsW
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A1 Connect, engage and nurture the relationship. Keep an eye …Make a list of ‘people to watch’ or ‘awesome tweeters’ #TwitterSmarter
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A1: Twitter is an amazing real-time platform where you can share in a way unlike other platforms. #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/gH8b1UNsgg
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A1: In less than one week I built a vibrant community based around the #VideoReplyDay hashtag. Be real and transparent. #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/gH8b1UvRoI
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A1: Twitter provides you with an easy opportunity to connect with people all over the world, including potential customers. #TwitterSmarter
— Express Writers | Your Content Writing Partner (@ExpWriters) July 27, 2017
A1 – If you build the social media neighborhood you want to live in, getting to know your neighbors helps everything. #twittersmarter
— Clashin With Frank (@clashinfrank) July 27, 2017
A1: Its a great fun way to communicate at scale, share content either that you create yourself or find engaging from others #TwitterSmarter
— J. Martin (@stealth_j_m) July 27, 2017
A1: Twitter is completely open, so you can reach out to any active users, unrivalled connectivity #twittersmarter
— Tim @ Stoneham Press (@StonehamPress) July 27, 2017
A1 engagement lead too challenge your ideas its great way to test and upgrade your product listen share clients feedbacks #TwitterSmarter
— Pier-Olivier Pinard (@Popinard) July 27, 2017
A1. Twitter helps you to build trust and if you are consistent with providing value to your audience, you will succeed #twittersmarter
— Cheval John (@chevd80) July 27, 2017
A1: #Twitter can help you build biz relationships by making it easy to network & share vital info with clients & competitors #twittersmarter
— Emiie, author assistant (@TheRuralVA) July 27, 2017
A1: I've built great networks through Twitter and even met some people in real life at conferences! Opened opportunities #TwitterSmarter
— HannahNeuenschwander (@hannahaggie2014) July 27, 2017
https://twitter.com/terezadickson/status/890623735115300864
A1. Twitter lets you build relationships with anyone, just engage! And for brands nothing better for customer service #TwitterSmarter
— Cathy Wassell (@CathyWassell) July 27, 2017
A1: #Twitter is a great place to build a community where you can chat w/ customers/prospects & unlock potential partnerships #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/oWyCTXcVcN
— Katelyn Brower (@KatelynBrower_) July 27, 2017
A1: Twitter can help to:
1. Find industry leaders
2. Follow and engage with them
4. Leverage their influence
5. Grow #Twittersmarter— Hey Dip Your Toes In (@dipyourtoesin) July 27, 2017
A1. Twitter gives your brand the ability to have a near direct connection with your audience. Humanizing your brand #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/E1bGtkeunh
— Eddie Garrison (@EddieGarrison) July 27, 2017
Q2: What are your tips to setting up a perfect Twitter bio to attract the right audience? #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/Bo7ejS6lAC
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A2 Great photo, great header image, use your own photo if possible as people buy from people – Think would YOU follow you? #Twittersmarter
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A2 Make it easy for people to contact you. E.g. website, phone number
Humanize it a bit, add in your hobby or passion #Twittersmarter— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A2: Your bio is extremely important. Tell who you are & what you do. Be compelling. Use all or most of the160 characters. #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/ufGDIlSsaR
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A2 – Don't make your bio a resume. #twittersmarter
— Clashin With Frank (@clashinfrank) July 27, 2017
A2: Use #Hashtags, emojis 😍❤️🌮💯 and make it authentic! #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/mSUdf6YRXp
— Katelyn Brower (@KatelynBrower_) July 27, 2017
https://twitter.com/PolePositionMkg/status/890624583459405824
A2 Does your bio tell people who you are , what you're about and how you can help? #twittersmarter
— Louise Upchurch (@Loulou_Uberkirk) July 27, 2017
A2.
Update it regularly.
Showcase your specialty & expertise
Add a touch of personality #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/o4HO4AWpC6— Dr. Ai 🎓#ClassroomWithoutWalls (@aiaddysonzhang) July 27, 2017
A2. Let them know what you/your brand is about. It establishes branding and the audience can get to learn more about you #TwitterSmarter
— Chris Muccio (@CFOStrategist) July 27, 2017
A2: Ensure your bio highlights your strengths in a genuine manner! Keep it clean, concise, and free of typos! #twittersmarter
— Tamara (@itstamaragt) July 27, 2017
A2: Don't be afraid to update your bio, even the next day if you think you can describe yourself better! Keep evolving. #TwitterSmarter
— JMatt (@JMattMke) July 27, 2017
A2. The key here is a good blend of professional and personal. Let people know your abilities but also your passions #TwitterSmarter
— Riley Moore (@MooreDRiley) July 27, 2017
A2: As a business, your bios should contain similar information on each social platform to prevent confusion. #TwitterSmarter
— Wellpoint Care Network (@WellpointCare) July 27, 2017
A2 Short description, a couple of hashtags on it. Use your pin tweet as lead generator or with a elevator pitch 😉 #TwitterSmarter
— Alberto Gómez (@alberMoire) July 27, 2017
A2 Building a good bio: engaging photo. Describe you are and WHY they should follow you. Link to more work or your company. #twittersmarter
— Eric Sachs (@EricSachs_SEO) July 27, 2017
Q3: What is your advice for someone just starting out on how to make the most of Twitter for business? #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/fFg33ZUCe9
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A3 Follow or reach out to influencers who walk the walk like Madalyn or myself, ask us to connect you with the best people #Twittersmarter
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A3 Take part in twitter chats, start by talking to people remember every avatar has a human being behind it #Twittersmarter
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A3 Follow ppl who you see adding value, chances are they will follow back. If YOU are adding value they will spread the word #Twittersmarter
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A3 Oh oh ,…don't link FB to Twitter and don't use Auto DMS – Tips for newbies #TwitterSmarter
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A3: Tweet every day. Connect with people. Engage. Engage. Engage. #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/FpEUwUYYeI
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
https://twitter.com/PolePositionMkg/status/890625633255956480
A3 – Don't sell right off the bat, don't auto DM thank you for following, now like follow me on all these platforms. #twittersmarter
— Clashin With Frank (@clashinfrank) July 27, 2017
https://twitter.com/ComfortWriter/status/890625825573392385
A3: Be patient it's a marathon not a sprint. Step out of comfort zone and interact with people. Get to know them. #TwitterSmarter
— Robert Willard (@BusSavvySavant) July 27, 2017
A3. Don't just broadcast, have a content plan. Use video, images. Take time daily to engage and listen #twittersmarter
— Louise Upchurch (@Loulou_Uberkirk) July 27, 2017
A3.
Real-time engagement is crucial on Twitter.
Balance b/w automation & real engagement
Join Twitter chats
Use Videos #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/uPIO4vf0SU— Dr. Ai 🎓#ClassroomWithoutWalls (@aiaddysonzhang) July 27, 2017
A3: Just be present. Share valuable content and take the time to engage with your audience. That's what matters! #TwitterSmarter
— Express Writers | Your Content Writing Partner (@ExpWriters) July 27, 2017
A3) Provide value without expecting a sale in return. Focus on being a person and making connections. #twittersmarter
— Laura Denny (@ldcreativemedia) July 27, 2017
A3: start following people in your business sector; for me @symplur for hashtags & influencers in healthcare & #BigPharma #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/ob61dfkiU3
— Josephine Borrillo (@70mq) July 27, 2017
#TwitterSmarter A3 Engage, engage, engage!!! No one likes a news ticker
— J'nay Hector (@iMomMAO) July 27, 2017
A3 Twitter is great for building relationships
EX: @applebees just sent me a pix of a desert -as a reply. Got MY attention. #TwitterSmarter— Susannah for Nonprofits (@greatergoodgeek) July 27, 2017
A3:👂Listen: use hashtags & follow influencers related to your biz.
📒Note trends, what compels you to retweet.
❓ask ?s #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/HATkT39NgX— Stacey DePolo 🌻 (@sdepolo) July 27, 2017
A3: Twitter is great for trial > error > tweak > success. Don't be afraid to experiment & have fun! #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/L8wCLFLL2s
— Su Doyle (@sudoyle) July 27, 2017
Q4: How can growing your Twitter following strategically support your business? #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/n78TvS32SB
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A4 Create your very own army of marketeers. Engage with people who you want to build relationships with – rest will follow #Twittersmarter
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A4 Bring online to offline, Twitter to DM, skype or a coffee. Twitter is about building relationship then taking it offline #Twittersmarter
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A4: When you make a plan & start growing your community incredible things happen. Keep at it. Work hard. Be real. Be helpful #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/M7qdUp6dQi
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A4: By growing your Twitter following, you stand a better chance at finding more clients and customers for your business. #TwitterSmarter
— Express Writers | Your Content Writing Partner (@ExpWriters) July 27, 2017
A4: More people will see and share your message. Raw numbers don't matter but aggregate effect does. #twittersmarter
— Tim @ Stoneham Press (@StonehamPress) July 27, 2017
A4: As people choose to follow you, you are building your credibility with potential new followers. #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/WttfZGiWxi
— JMatt (@JMattMke) July 27, 2017
A4.
Enhanced credibility + visibility => Enhanced trust => social selling #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/FXhJ3C0FBX
— Dr. Ai 🎓#ClassroomWithoutWalls (@aiaddysonzhang) July 27, 2017
A4 – Follower numbers are an illusion. Engaged followers are not an illusion. Engaged followers help everything. #twittersmarter
— Clashin With Frank (@clashinfrank) July 27, 2017
A4: Twitter has a snowball affect. Growing your following can exponentially grow your reach #TwitterSmarter
— HannahNeuenschwander (@hannahaggie2014) July 27, 2017
https://twitter.com/ComfortWriter/status/890627175304486912
A4. Twitter allows you to find, reach & engage more of your audience directly. Broadening your brand's overall reach #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/jfjTTKkxN3
— Eddie Garrison (@EddieGarrison) July 27, 2017
A4: It can align you with potential customers as well as help build a network that can enhance your business. #TwitterSmarter
— Robert Willard (@BusSavvySavant) July 27, 2017
A4:) By growing your #twitter following you are expanding awareness of your business. Awareness can lead to growth. #twittersmarter
— Laura Denny (@ldcreativemedia) July 27, 2017
A4
helps:-collab
-insight
-ideation + creativity
-innovation
-thought leadership
-brand reputation + recognition#twittersmarter— Gabriela Cardoza (@CardozaGab) July 27, 2017
A4: As your #Twitter following grows, brand & product awareness will grow ultimately growing your biz! #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/K8UBGr7BGX
— Katelyn Brower (@KatelynBrower_) July 27, 2017
A4: It exposes you to contacts that do similar/different things; you can enhance aspects of business by working w/ them. #twittersmarter
— Javier Sanabria (@SanabriaJav) July 27, 2017
A4: You'll find potential buyers pop out of the woodwork. At corporate and indiv level. And get a scoop on competitors! #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/oljlAV00yF
— Su Doyle (@sudoyle) July 27, 2017
A4. Strategy starts at the business level not from the tool – like Twitter. Know your “Why.”#TwitterSmarter
— Ruby+Social Success Marketing (@SocialSMktg) July 27, 2017
https://twitter.com/PolePositionMkg/status/890628061691092992
A4: Clear Twitter growth goals which align to your business goals means you're likely get QUALITY over QUANTITY. #twittersmarter
— Hey Dip Your Toes In (@dipyourtoesin) July 27, 2017
A4. Follow people who offer value, offer value to your followers selflessly, interact & share value. Give first & receive. #twittersmarter
— Matt Jackson (Socially-M) (@Socially_M) July 27, 2017
A4: Remember the traditional networking groups of yesteryears? Well they now happen on twitter. #TwitterSmarter
— Janette Speyer – Artist, Digital Marketer (@JanetteSpeyer) July 27, 2017
A4 Followers can become customers and your most avid marketers. #twittersmarter
— Anna Jo Scheller (@SchellerAnna) July 27, 2017
Q5: What are some ways Twitter lists can make engagement and communication easier? #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/v3fSn6wmEf
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A5 Create lists for people you want ‘to watch’ and build relationships with. Tweet to or RT one of these people everyday #Twittersmarter
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A5 Also with lists you should engage with one person on one of your lists everyday …I do that! #Twittersmarter
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A5: Twitter lists help you organize your Twitter into mini-feeds. You can make them pubic or private. I use lists every day! #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/st50zCsmGx
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A5: You can create lists of people of particular categories and laser-focus on them. #twittersmarter
— Tim @ Stoneham Press (@StonehamPress) July 27, 2017
A5 Twitter lists & searches are the ONLY ways I consume content here. They put YOU in control of what you see! #twittersmarter https://t.co/qr4JLECTlU
— Kristy Gillentine Callaway (@KrisGillentine) July 27, 2017
A5 – I have private lists with names that keep me in tune with who I am engaging with. Private so no one knows it. #twittersmarter
— Clashin With Frank (@clashinfrank) July 27, 2017
A5: Lists help you categorize and focus your engagements #TwitterSmarter
— HannahNeuenschwander (@hannahaggie2014) July 27, 2017
A5.
Use
Twitter lists
to segment your
audience.Makes
it easier to find
the type of content
your looking for. #twittersmarter— Gabriela Cardoza (@CardozaGab) July 27, 2017
A5) #Twitter lists are great for following a smaller group of users or brands or monitor engagement on a particular topic. #twittersmarter
— Laura Denny (@ldcreativemedia) July 27, 2017
A5: Twitter lists can make it easier to keep up with the people you really want to hear from. It cuts down on the noise. #TwitterSmarter
— Express Writers | Your Content Writing Partner (@ExpWriters) July 27, 2017
A5. Twitter lists are like bean threads that connect all the beans together. Without list, hard to stay updated all the time.#TwitterSmarter https://t.co/AXgqUfV9k8
— Dr. Ai 🎓#ClassroomWithoutWalls (@aiaddysonzhang) July 27, 2017
A5: Some tweet more than others. Creating multiple channels of content enables you to find hidden gems! #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/kPN3obOFQ2
— Su Doyle (@sudoyle) July 27, 2017
A5: They simplify the communication process! Everyone is organized by relevant topics, so you don't have to search for them. #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/Zd6mmt88nP
— Venture Icon Media (@VentureIcon) July 27, 2017
https://twitter.com/ComfortWriter/status/890629016549376000
A5 Use it for listening.
Also, use it to manage the noise of your Twitter feed. #twittersmarter https://t.co/k6B7nN0pB6
— Ruby+Social Success Marketing (@SocialSMktg) July 27, 2017
A5: Having the right users within a list means that you're targeting the best possible audience for the given subject. #TwitterSmarter
— Logan Robins (@LoganAtWork) July 27, 2017
A5 Lists are great if you are working on something temporary or niche as well, you can follow without disrupting your feed #TwitterSmarter
— Cathy Wassell (@CathyWassell) July 27, 2017
A5 It's great for grouping similar accounts together and being able to scroll through that 'niche' content easier. #TwitterSmarter
— Pinpoint Laser (@PinpointLaser) July 27, 2017
A5 Twitter lists great for drowning out the noise & help focus you on followers who offer content that really interests you #twittersmarter
— Aine Mc Manamon (@SocialOnya) July 27, 2017
Q6: What are your top tips for using Twitter to help spread the word and support an event you’re organizing? #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/wLCY56D32N
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A6 #Twittersmarter Use Twitter video, use graphics and tag people who you think will be interested, they will spread the word for you.
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A6 #Twittersmarter Before event: start building relationships using the hashtag and arrange a coffee at the event. #Twittersmarter
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A6 #Twittersmarter Use a hashtag for your event, use it in every tweet, run a selfie comp and use @TweetBeam to engage the attendees
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A6 #Twittersmarter Create a list of attendees, keep engaging with them even when event is finished. Give them a discount for the next one
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A6 #Twittersmarter By the way, before an event you MUST build relationships first. At least 3 months before it – Trust = Sales
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A6: I would use great looking images and videos to draw people in to your event. Make is easy for them to sign up. #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/a2uGer8ejx
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A6: Start early and remember to tweet multiple times. Use and advertise a hashtag. Periscope. #twittersmarter
— Tim @ Stoneham Press (@StonehamPress) July 27, 2017
A6 – Tell the stories of your event, about it, why it's happening, why, period. #twittersmarter
— Clashin With Frank (@clashinfrank) July 27, 2017
A6: Do your homework – which on social, involves Hashtag research – is #YourAwesomeHashtag available? #TwitterSmarter
— JMatt (@JMattMke) July 27, 2017
A6: Use hashtag or create a specific one for your event, create compelling images + live streaming and post frequently #TwitterSmarter
— Fanny Heuck (@FannyHeuck) July 27, 2017
A6 Publicise your event frequently with attractive visuals and try to engage people about it. Get some FOMO going! #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/MAQ4kAQUIj
— Cathy Wassell (@CathyWassell) July 27, 2017
A6: Using Twitter to support events:
? Use relevant hashtags
? Organise giveaways
? Polls
? Video
? Host chats#twittersmarter— Hey Dip Your Toes In (@dipyourtoesin) July 27, 2017
A6: Communication EARLY and OFTEN. Build/Maintain excitement by encouraging engagement, and provide continuous updates. #TwitterSmarter
— Logan Robins (@LoganAtWork) July 27, 2017
A6: Create a branded hashtag for your event and use it often. Encourage participants to use it as well! #TwitterSmarter
— Express Writers | Your Content Writing Partner (@ExpWriters) July 27, 2017
A6.
Create a unique hashtag for your event.
Tag people who might be interested.
Twitter video
Real-time engagement
Visuals#TwitterSmarter https://t.co/RFjHKr2IPR— Dr. Ai 🎓#ClassroomWithoutWalls (@aiaddysonzhang) July 27, 2017
A6: We love a good partnership, more voices to help spread that word of mouth – even when that mouth is Twitter! #TwitterSmarter
— Wellpoint Care Network (@WellpointCare) July 27, 2017
https://twitter.com/PolePositionMkg/status/890632220292993024
A6. #twittersmarter
Gather your team and start tweeting, sharing and promoting before, during and after! Builds up new and existing list! https://t.co/I0gNH6yc7A
— Natasha G. (@nplusg) July 27, 2017
A6: Promoting thr event via tweets , promo ads and hashtags. Pin the event tweet to your profile can help as well #twittersmarter
— Benny Gelbendorf (@BGelbendorf) July 27, 2017
Q7: How can Twitter help you connect with others before, during and after an event you’re attending? #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/IDwwPkbDoU
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A7 #Twittersmarter Find out what the official hashtag of the event is… Before the event, start building relationships!
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A7 #Twittersmarter During the event see who is also there e.g. sponsors and speakers, chat to them and get a selfie
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A7 #Twittersmarter After the event use that list you created remember? Engage with one person everyday!
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A7: I have a #TwitterSmarter podcast episode where I talk about how to tweet at a conference. https://t.co/TwgyRSZIew https://t.co/J8XjddHJRy
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A7: Find the hashtag or the handles of people attending and start/look for conversations. #twittersmarter
— Tim @ Stoneham Press (@StonehamPress) July 27, 2017
A7: Twitter helps you stay in touch. You can connect with people and make friends before even attending the event. #TwitterSmarter
— Express Writers | Your Content Writing Partner (@ExpWriters) July 27, 2017
A7: I made a list of all attendees of the #AgChat conference! Others could subscribe and stay connected #TwitterSmarter
— HannahNeuenschwander (@hannahaggie2014) July 27, 2017
A7: Aside from using a hashtag, you can use advanced search around a keyword to find local participants to engage with! #TwitterSmarter
— Wellpoint Care Network (@WellpointCare) July 27, 2017
A7: Twitter is GREAT for event follow-up. #twittersmarter pic.twitter.com/2u84jWNoeF
— Megan Miller (@missmeg703) July 27, 2017
A7: Find the right hashtag of the event and engaging with people. Meet up for a ☕️ during the event #TwitterSmarter
— Fanny Heuck (@FannyHeuck) July 27, 2017
A7: If it weren't for the #SMMW17 hashtag, I wouldn't have met & stayed in touch with SO many people! Esp. @ConleyLauren! #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/K7fyp1Sf8R
— Katelyn Brower (@KatelynBrower_) July 27, 2017
A7: Find people you'd like to network with in person, learn about them, and allows you a platform to keep in touch after. #TwitterSmarter
— Pinpoint Laser (@PinpointLaser) July 27, 2017
A7. Build buzz & interest before an event, provide value & conversation throughout. Create connections that last well after. #twittersmarter
— Matt Jackson (Socially-M) (@Socially_M) July 27, 2017
A7: Many events now allow you to 'see who else is coming'. Engage with persons of interest beforehand #twittersmarter
— Hey Dip Your Toes In (@dipyourtoesin) July 27, 2017
A7: Use event hashtag and list relevant to the event.
Chat with attendees before event Make an effort to meet them. #TwitterSmarter
— Ruby+Social Success Marketing (@SocialSMktg) July 27, 2017
A7: Hashtags are a godsend for events. Whether its promotion, day-of tweeting, or post event follow-up, hashtag's are a MUST #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/jq9NOTXSr6
— Logan Robins (@LoganAtWork) July 27, 2017
A7
Event Hashtags
Event Hashtags
Event Hashtags#EventHashtags#TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/AFVtLTX8r9— Susannah the Geek (@greatergoodgeek) July 27, 2017
A7: You can build relationships with people before even meeting them in person! You'll have ready-made connections. #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/wADjbyuQLp
— Venture Icon Media (@VentureIcon) July 27, 2017
A7: it's so cool meeting people at events you know via social @StonehamPress 😄 #twitterSmarter https://t.co/PfUxyY30CS
— Nicole Osborne – Wunderstars (@Wunderstars) July 27, 2017
A7 Be silly and have some fun with the event hashtag. Great way to connect with fellow attendees who are up for a giggle! #twittersmarter
— Paula Gilbert (@plthornton) July 27, 2017
Q8: What is your best strategy for taking relationships from online to offline successfully? #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/4f1Ak9m7Hl
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A8 #Twittersmarter And if you really really want to meet someone, invite them to speak at your event like I did with @TedRubin pic.twitter.com/Xwx9pSdRR3
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A8 #Twittersmarter DM them to congratulate them on awards etc or give them kudos for some good they’ve done, the relationship will flourish
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A8 #Twittersmarter People will always remember how you made them feel so don’t bitch, be kind, assist people – they will want to meet you!
— Samantha Kelly (@Tweetinggoddess) July 27, 2017
A8: Once you've built your community and they know, like and trust you, you can more easily move from online to offline. #TwitterSmarter https://t.co/AI0oIT00NL
— Madalyn Sklar (@MadalynSklar) July 27, 2017
A8: meet up at conferences or workshops and tell your Twitter followers about it. Human contact is key #TwitterSmarter
— Fanny Heuck (@FannyHeuck) July 27, 2017
A8: Have a purpose for offline. Are you interested in collaborating on content? Want to further your knowledge by chatting? #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/q3uFSAgQy3
— Katelyn Brower (@KatelynBrower_) July 27, 2017
A8: I use eventbrite and host a monthly networking group #HashtagMKE; engage with people ONLINE and invite them to meet IRL! #TwitterSmarter
— JMatt (@JMattMke) July 27, 2017
A8 Great Q! I like to interview because it gives me a chance to have a 1 on 1 convo, after that we are friends for life! #twittersmarter https://t.co/Ond4YnvqzO
— Melissa Reyes (@MizMeliz) July 27, 2017
A8: You must first cultivate the relationship online before inviting people to meet you offline at an event. #TwitterSmarter
— Wellpoint Care Network (@WellpointCare) July 27, 2017
A8: Be authentic from the beginning and share things about yourself outside of business, such as hobbies, mutual likes, etc. #TwitterSmarter pic.twitter.com/D5MllEyR4D
— Venture Icon Media (@VentureIcon) July 27, 2017
A8: Attending conferences! If you're plugged into your followers and your industry, that's the best way. #TwitterSmarter
— HannahNeuenschwander (@hannahaggie2014) July 27, 2017
A8: "I will be in your area, shall we do coffee?" I have connected w many Twitter friends this way. I have to know you 1st! #TwitterSmarter
— Janette Speyer (@JanetteSpeyer) July 27, 2017
A8: Once you find your 'Twitter tribe', arrange a meet up. We did that 2 weeks ago 🙂 https://t.co/MCxINH0dou #Twittersmarter pic.twitter.com/Csc9BGVwCM
— Hey Dip Your Toes In (@dipyourtoesin) July 27, 2017
A8. Connect b/c you genuinely like to connect w peeps, not b/c you can get something OUT from them. It's a 2-way street. #TwitterSmarter
— Ruby+Social Success Marketing (@SocialSMktg) July 27, 2017
A8: After following one another and moving to personal level conversation, it is easier to exchange phone number and meet #twittersmarter
— Benny Gelbendorf (@BGelbendorf) July 27, 2017
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