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Twitter Analytics
Written on 20 Dec, 2009 at 14:13 in 101 Tips and Ideas | viewed 166 views times | 0 Comments
For those who use Twitter to promote your forum might be interested in a new service from Ad.ly who provide some metrics data on your twitter account and your followers. Some data is free. More comprehensive data can be purchased.... (Continue reading)
Twitter being used by Google and Bing
Written on 22 Oct, 2009 at 20:55 in Forum Promotion | viewed 314 views times | 0 Comments
Both Google and Bing this week (23 October, 2009) announced that they have agreements with Twitter to include Twitter updates in their SERPs. Bing have launched their Twitter search (only accessible by those in the USA at the moment). Google’s... (Continue reading)
Who owns Twitter posts?
Written on 25 Sep, 2009 at 1:17 in Legal | viewed 383 views times | 0 Comments
Twitter have updated their terms of service to make it clear that whoever posts the tweet owns it. This is timely as I just wrote about who owns forum posts. See the Twitter announcement here. Apparently the reason for clarifying... (Continue reading)
Best and funniest read in a while
Written on 11 Sep, 2009 at 21:45 in Whatever | viewed 632 views times | 0 Comments
Twitter Witt is a book I just finished reading in one sitting! I have not enjoyed reading a book lately as much as I did this one. The editorial description says: Twitter Wit is the first ever compilation of Twitter aphorisms... (Continue reading)
How to get Twitter followers, so you get forum traffic?
Written on 3 Sep, 2009 at 0:54 in Forum Promotion | viewed 394 views times | 0 Comments
Other posts have discussed the Twitter basics and how to put for forum RSS feed onto Twitter. Once you have it on Twitter, you need to get followers so they can see the new threads in your tweets and come to... (Continue reading)
Twitter Basics
Written on 30 Aug, 2009 at 22:22 in Whatever | viewed 2,098 views times | 0 Comments
Another post was about how to add your forum RSS feed to Twitter to get traffic for your forum. This actually works surprisingly well and I highly recommend. In case you are one of a couple of people on the... (Continue reading)
Send your forum RSS feed to Twitter
Written on 27 Aug, 2009 at 21:20 in 101 Tips and Ideas, Forum Promotion | viewed 1,027 views times | 1 Comment
The easiest way to get your message across on Twitter is to use Twitterfeed. It simply posts your new threads via your RSS feed on to Twitter. Set up a username with your main keyword, so anyone searching for it will... (Continue reading)
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