Follow Twitter
Surprisingly, in the feeds of Western web-strategists and social media experts I read, just a volley of posts about twitter. If it were not for respect for these people, it would be like an unskillful seeding. Or it is really the next big thing, which almost all the gurus immediately started talking about.
The picture below shows the people I follow . But it is curious who they follow from my friends? The TweetWheel service allows you to see (visualization taxis!) The connections between your “friends”. For example, Seth Godin does not follow a single person from my environment. And Vitaly Kolesnik is “friendly” mainly with English-speaking gurus from my twitter. But Anton Verinov knows almost every one of those whom I follow, except for exactly the same English-speaking gurus.
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I make up the business use of Twitter . Add, if that;)
* Monitor the “opinion leader” (person). A leader usually processes multiple sources, and references from him are worthy of recommendations.
* Monitor messages (keywords, titles).
You can use the search for phrases (unfortunately, in English) or geofilters (that's what they write 3 miles away from Moscow ). You can just watch the chat interesting people. There are journalists who thus collect materials for articles.
* Keep your thoughts, reminders to yourself (thesis).
Sometimes it's easier and faster to write down some thought here than in a paper notebook, voice recorder or Google Docs. There is a program that collects all the micro-notes for the day and can put in your “regular” blog.
* Find new acquaintances, including business partners, or order managers.
* Ask for help. Conduct a survey about what interests you.
So, Phil Akhnazarov at Kiev BarCamp asked via twitter how to get to the venue, and quickly received several answers. Many people ask to vote for their new podcast or rate a new photo album.
* Check if the person you know has received an e-mail.
If he was at a conference or meetings all day (about which he wrote on twitter), then it is clear that the mailbox could not yet be read. In general, microblogging is an alternative to instant messanging and email.
* Make a “navigation” profile of your site - publish links to articles and materials (this can be done automatically, but the value then decreases).
* Quickly notify about events. In the US, information about the movement of Hurricane Katrina or about fire outbreaks in forests appeared faster on twitter than on other channels. But you can simply organize a meeting of your friends (those who follow you).
What else should be included in this list?
The picture below shows the people I follow . But it is curious who they follow from my friends? The TweetWheel service allows you to see (visualization taxis!) The connections between your “friends”. For example, Seth Godin does not follow a single person from my environment. And Vitaly Kolesnik is “friendly” mainly with English-speaking gurus from my twitter. But Anton Verinov knows almost every one of those whom I follow, except for exactly the same English-speaking gurus.
')
I make up the business use of Twitter . Add, if that;)
* Monitor the “opinion leader” (person). A leader usually processes multiple sources, and references from him are worthy of recommendations.
* Monitor messages (keywords, titles).
You can use the search for phrases (unfortunately, in English) or geofilters (that's what they write 3 miles away from Moscow ). You can just watch the chat interesting people. There are journalists who thus collect materials for articles.
* Keep your thoughts, reminders to yourself (thesis).
Sometimes it's easier and faster to write down some thought here than in a paper notebook, voice recorder or Google Docs. There is a program that collects all the micro-notes for the day and can put in your “regular” blog.
* Find new acquaintances, including business partners, or order managers.
* Ask for help. Conduct a survey about what interests you.
So, Phil Akhnazarov at Kiev BarCamp asked via twitter how to get to the venue, and quickly received several answers. Many people ask to vote for their new podcast or rate a new photo album.
* Check if the person you know has received an e-mail.
If he was at a conference or meetings all day (about which he wrote on twitter), then it is clear that the mailbox could not yet be read. In general, microblogging is an alternative to instant messanging and email.
* Make a “navigation” profile of your site - publish links to articles and materials (this can be done automatically, but the value then decreases).
* Quickly notify about events. In the US, information about the movement of Hurricane Katrina or about fire outbreaks in forests appeared faster on twitter than on other channels. But you can simply organize a meeting of your friends (those who follow you).
What else should be included in this list?
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/25000/
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