Comments (0) Link Picks talks about the Twitter tool Tweepi, simple SEO techniques, social media icons on your small business website, and changing your WordPress permalinks to postname.
Highlights of 2011 – how to set up a Twitter profile, how to set up a Facebook business page, responsive web design – think mobile, error 404 pages, slideshows and photo galleries, and SEO (search engine optimization)
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Learn how to attract potential clients by setting up a twitter profile with a good Twitter user name, bio, background, link and avatar. Do your homework before starting to Tweet.
How can you connect with people in your area via Twitter? And how can you remember all those people? One way is to set up a page on your blog or website. Or create a Twitter list by geographical area.
Show others that you know your stuff about a technical topic. Say hello to others who are online. Surprise! They will probably say hello back to you. Respond with answer or retweet someone’s question.
Google shows most visited search results. Twitter search shows most recent results. How can this difference in search results effect your small business or nonprofit organization?
Many people don’t know what to do with Twitter when they first take a look. How can anyone connect with only 140 characters sent off to who knows where? Apps such as NearbyTweets or TweepSearch can help you find other locals. Twitter can be a useful way to build your business network.
Learn how to create a shorter URL and still use your domain name in the link. Shortening your link with WordPress post number means people will still be able to see your domain name on Twitter.
Twitter is useful to businesses in connecting and forming new relationships. Eva Abreu has been writing about some of these business success stories. Has Twitter helped your business or organization? Have you made connections that have helped your business grow?
Professionals may develop a unique Twitter Landing Page to introduce themselves to people who have followed them on Twitter. Designs and content vary; one can learn from others’ pages.
About Leora: Leora Wenger builds websites for small businesses, libraries and three Rutgers University departments. She loves tweaking PHP, composing a striking web design, stretching Wordpress, and publicizing sites. In her spare time she's a mom, wife and daughter. Every now and then she squeezes in the time to paint a watercolor or two.
