I recently started to use the professional blog ... posting ... "Pulse" platform on LinkedIN to test out how usable it is, relevant to that network, and its various tools for amplification and measurement of its relative readership/reach. Ultimately, to evaluate whether it is in fact the right place to launch that particular type of content.
Recognizing I am in the early stages of this journey, but I was certainly happy with how the first few days have gone since the initial post this past week. Lots to learn and more to do, but it is already starting to show its value with regards to balancing ease of use from a writing perspective to (relative) easy of reach and building connections with broader individuals and networks outside of my immediate own.
What that preamble out of the way, my LinkedIN Post, titled: Create A Moment Worth Sharing
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How to Write the Perfect Tweet
"How To Write The Perfect Tweet" - by Gerry Moran in the MarketingThink Blog ...
3 Goals For Your Perfect Tweet
You likely will land on three social media goals for your tweets
With only 140 characters in play, it seems pretty simple to write the perfect tweet! How hard can it really be when all you need is a few words to get your point across to your followers? Unfortunately, that is what many marketers and their management think how it works.
Perfection is not so easy to accomplish where there is so little room to work with. With limited real estate, your less than perfect tweet mistakes are magnified by your lack of skills and mistakes. Consequences can range from hurting your personal brand to leaving opportunity on the table by under-reaching or under-engaging with your current and potential audience!
To write the perfect tweet you need to connect your business goal you wish with your social content delivery. For instance, you may want to increase your thought leadership or drive awareness of your business.
Perfection is not so easy to accomplish where there is so little room to work with. With limited real estate, your less than perfect tweet mistakes are magnified by your lack of skills and mistakes. Consequences can range from hurting your personal brand to leaving opportunity on the table by under-reaching or under-engaging with your current and potential audience!
To write the perfect tweet you need to connect your business goal you wish with your social content delivery. For instance, you may want to increase your thought leadership or drive awareness of your business.
3 Goals For Your Perfect Tweet
You likely will land on three social media goals for your tweets
- Amplify - You need to amplify your story with tweets.
- Engage - You need people to read the tweet, click on it or pass the message on to others.
- Convert - You need to have helped people enough with your great content that you contact you to do something. For instance, they might want to hire you to be their social media marketing coach!
Does Your Perfect Tweet Pass The Twitter Filter?
When you finally sit down to write your perfect tweet you need to make sure it passes through three key filters. Ask yourself this question before you hit that send button!
When you finally sit down to write your perfect tweet you need to make sure it passes through three key filters. Ask yourself this question before you hit that send button!
- Is it interesting and readable?
- Is it interesting enough to click?
- Is it compelling and build to be retweeted?
How To Write The Perfect Tweet Blueprint
Pew reports that adult usage of Twitter had doubled from 2011 to 2012, so “getting it write” is key to you maximizing Twitter’s potential.
Pew reports that adult usage of Twitter had doubled from 2011 to 2012, so “getting it write” is key to you maximizing Twitter’s potential.
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