There’s no doubting it. You can barely turn on the TV, look in a newspaper or log onto the internet these days without seeing something about Twitter. As you probably know, Twitter is a social networking website where users post “tweets” essentially a short message or ‘status update’ about what they are doing at a particular point in time.
There’s no doubting it. You can barely turn on the TV, look in a newspaper or log onto the internet these days without seeing something about Twitter. As you probably know, Twitter is a social networking website where users post “tweets” essentially a short message or ‘status update’ about what they are doing at a particular point in time.
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There’s no doubting it. You can barely turn on the TV, look in a newspaper or log onto the internet these days without seeing something about Twitter. As you probably know, Twitter is a social networking website where users post “tweets” essentially a short message or ‘status update’ about what they are doing at a particular point in time.
There’s no doubting it. You can barely turn on the TV, look in a newspaper or log onto the internet these days without seeing something about Twitter. As you probably know, Twitter is a social networking website where users post “tweets” essentially a short message or ‘status update’ about what they are doing at a particular point in time.
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In order to be successful on Twitter you need to have followers and lots of them! It’s pretty obvious that without followers nobody is going to see your tweets. So – how do you get followers? Well we’ll get onto that in a moment
The first stage is obviously to sign up to Twitter and create an account. Since this is so straightforward I won’t go into a huge amount of detail but there are some important things to note.
Twitter is used by all kinds of people from private individuals who use it to keep track of their interests and follow people they know, through to celebrities who use it promote themselves and communicate with fans, and businesses of all sizes from small local firms through to global multinational organizations.
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