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Content For Your Twitter Account

Posted: 10/22/2009 - 0 comment(s) [ Comment ] - 0 trackback(s) [ Trackback ]

Category: Twitter.com

Do you need content for your Twitter account? Why not use content from Bloghology
Social Network and have it post to your Twitter account!

1. signup at www.twitterfeed.com
(if you don't have one already.)

2. Inside your TwitterFeed account, click CREATE A NEW FEED.

3. add your Twitter user name to the Twitter feed and enter your password

4. Give your feed a name. (this can be anything)

5. Enter your RSS FEED URL. Scroll to the bottom of the site and click the RSS
link or use this link http://community.bloghology.org/feeds.php . Then click
on any of the channels linted (please use the XML button) and copy the URL from
the Browser window.

6. Take that url and paste it on the Twitter Feed website in the RSS FEED URL
section.

7. Now on the Twitter Feed site click on Advanced Settings. and make the following
changes to the settings.

8. Change UPDATE FREQUENCY to EVERY HOUR.

9. Change POST CONTENT to TITLE ONLY

10. Scroll down and click CREATE FEED

That's it! Now after a couple of hours the Twitter Feed will begin to pick up your blog posts and post them to your Twitter account automatically!

Enjoy!

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Did You Get the Membership Site Masterplan?

Posted: 10/20/2009 - 0 comment(s) [ Comment ] - 0 trackback(s) [ Trackback ]

Category: Mentoring Programs

Next week my friend Yaro Starak is opening the doors to the Membership Site Mastermind coaching program again. Yaro runs several successful (and profitable) membership sites, and in this coaching program he covers all you need to know to get your own membership site up and running.

The best way to get an idea of what the program is about, however, is by downloading his free report called Membership Site Masterplan

. The report has 72 pages of content, and here are some of the topics that you will find inside it:

How to find topics for a membership site
How to develop preeminence, which means people choose to join your membership site over all the other options
What sources of traffic Yaro uses to bring members to his site and build his list
What technology Yaro uses to deliver content (this is so simple, anyone can do it)
How to make money from a membership site before you create the content for it
How to fill your membership site with hundreds of new members in a matter of days by conducting a powerful, yet simple, launch campaign

As you can see, the report is so complete that for many people it will probably be enough to get their membership sites going. The coaching program, on the other hand, is an extra layer for the people who want to have direct access to Yaro as a coach and the support of the member community.

Ask Yaro A Question

I realize that many of you might be interested in joining the coaching program next week, but you might have some questions that you would like to have answered first. If that is the case, feel free to leave a comment below with your question, and I will try to get Yaro to answer it. I might be able to answer to some of the questions as well, since I was one of the first people to go through Yaro’s program and to actually implement it.

5 Companies Using Twitter on the Right way

Posted: 10/18/2009 - 0 comment(s) [ Comment ] - 0 trackback(s) [ Trackback ]

Category: Twitter.com

Are you still trying to decide if your company should jump on the Twitter bandwagon? You’ve heard of other companies doing it…some successfully, some without much success.

To help you decide if Twitter is right for your brand, I’ve come up with a list of 5 companies that are using Twitter right. Use these examples as guidelines for creating and growing your own professional Twitter presence.

JetBlue—The team behind this affordable airline service uses Twitter to provide the best customer service possible. From providing instant updates about flight cancellations or delays to answering questions from current and potential customers, JetBlue maintains an active Twitter presence that allows them to create a positive image of their brand. The airline company also uses scanning tools that instantly update them any time their brand is mentioned by another Tweeter. They can then quickly respond to customer complaints, concerns, questions, and other brand mentions.
Zappos—When it comes to companies using Twitter to bolster their brand, Zappos practically wrote the book on the subject. With nearly 200 employees Tweeting away, Zappos uses Twitter to keep their brand profile high as well as to establish personal relationships with their customers. This helps add a human element to an online retailer that customers don’t deal with face to face. Zappos even has a dedicated page on their website that pulls the latest feeds from all of their employees, titling the page “What are Zappos employees doing right now?”
Comcast—I’m not going to lie. My past experiences with Comcast have been less than pleasant. That’s why I’m now with DirecTV. However, Comcast seems to realize that improving their customer service is absolutely vital to their reputation and their future success. That’s why they’ve created a Twitter profile that responds to questions, complaints, and other mentions related to their brand. I do like the fact that their Twitter avatar is a picture of their Senior director of National Customer Service; it gives the profile a more personal, friendly feel.
H&R Block—Let’s face it: Filing tax returns is a total pain in the @$$. H&R Block realizes that this isn’t most people’s favorite activity. That’s why they maintain a Twitter account that allows their followers to ask tax filing questions and to keep everyone up to date about upcoming deadlines and legal changes. It’s all about showing how easy it is to file your returns through H&R Block.
Dell—Dell seems to be one of the few companies that really “gets” social media (take a look at their IdeaStorm website). As it relates to their Twitter presence, Dell has created multiple Twitter profiles that each serves a specific purpose. For example, the DellOutlet Twitter account posts the latest deals on refurbished Dell computers. Likewise, @DellSmBizOffers updates small business owners with the latest exclusive deals for small businesses.

Which companies have you seen that are using Twitter right? Leave your favorites in the comments.

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