Being quite involved in Twitter and other social media these days, I am always looking for ways to improve my efficiency and increase the too infamous Return On Investment… Which I find being “How much sales does it really generates?”
The easy way is to look around and see what other people do, assess if it is pertinent in your market and then tweak to adapt to your exact goal.
Going round the different blogs, most writer asks for comments. But do they really want to know what you have to say, or they just wish confirmation that people displaying the page actually read it?… or they just want a blessing, confirmation that we agree with what they say? continue reading…
Since I started reading Twitter a few months back, that has been a major worry to me.
Part of my role is to find interesting information and promote it, but it is only part of my attributions.
And of course the more people you follow, the more bandwith it takes you to read all the entries…
I could see some accounts following tens of thousand of people. This is quite a big amount and it’s not reasonable to think that you are read if followed in these conditions. So why follow? continue reading…