Get Free Traffic Using Twitter For Marketing Your Business

When you think of Twitter marketing what do you think it means?

As a Twitter user I know for a fact that most people using Twitter for their business think it means sending out 140 character advertising messages to their followers. And many of them use the twitter marketing strategy of sending the same promotional message several times a day.

However spamming your Twitter followers with the same advertising messages several times a day is not the best way to get and keep followers or the best way to use Twitter to get traffic to your site.

Want to know what the best way is?

Read these articles: in PCWorld,  HuffingtonPost, and  TechrenaDotNet for a clue.

That’s right.

3 of the internet’s major search engines now include Twitter tweets in their search results!

And when these 3 major search engines included Twitter tweets in their search results it opened a new way to use Twitter as a marketing tool. Now you can optimize your Twitter account and tweets for the search engines.

Want to know how to do a little SEO on your Twitter account?

Here are 4 Twitter SEO Tips:

1.  Optimize your Twitter  “Bio” line so it includes the most important keyword phrases for your brand.

2.  Write keyword-rich tweets.

3.  Keep your tweets to 120 characters to allow them to be retweeted.

4.  Be friendly with your followers but don’t clog your Twitter page with excessive messages about your personal life.

Since Twitter is now reputable enough to be included in the search results for 3 major search engines maybe it’s time you considered adding it to your business marketing strategy if you haven’t already. And if you are already marketing on Twitter you should examine how you’re using it to make sure you’re using it correctly to get some free search engine traffic from it.

To Your Success,
Susan

P.S. You can get more information about marketing on Twitter and how to boost your SEO rank here.

Tags: Marketing strategy, Search engine optimization, Twitter, twitter for marketing, Web search engine

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