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Slideshow Transcript
- Slide 1: Twitter as a business tool What it is and why your business should not get left behind A presentation (of sorts) by Ellis Pratt
- Slide 2: Twitter..? What's that?
- Slide 3: It's.... a web site a service a piece of software a data feed …rolled into one
- Slide 5: Twitter is free to use
- Slide 6: So how will it help my business?
- Slide 7: Introduction
- Slide 8: I'm Ellis
- Slide 9: I co-own a technical authoring company near London called Cherryleaf
- Slide 10: We've no connection with Twitter I'm just a Twitter user
- Slide 11: So let me tell you how you can use Twitter in your business
- Slide 12: Let's explain what it is
- Slide 13: You use it to send messages to people & You use it to receive messages from people
- Slide 14: Type your message here
- Slide 15: Here are my list of messages received
- Slide 16: It's a bit like blogging and it's a bit like text messaging
- Slide 17: You're limited to 140 characters You can also send and receive Twitter messages on your mobile - via SMS text messages
- Slide 18: You only receive messages from the people you choose to follow
- Slide 19: Likewise, people must choose to follow you (i.e. receive your messages)
- Slide 20: So where's the business use?
- Slide 21: Researching People, Trends and Markets
- Slide 22: You can follow people you admire, and discover...
- Slide 23: You can follow people you admire, and ...what they are doing discover...
- Slide 24: You can follow people you admire, and ...what they are discover... looking at today
- Slide 25: You can follow people you admire, and ...who they're following discover...
- Slide 26: You can follow people... ...to learn about new “stuff” before others do
- Slide 27: You can follow people... ...to become an expert in your field
- Slide 28: click “follow”
- Slide 29: and..
- Slide 30: You can get an alert each time someone posts using a particular word or phrase (e.g. track “small business\")
- Slide 31: For example Here are messages where people have used the words “guide” or “manual”
- Slide 32: For example Here are messages where people have used the words “guide” or “manual” I receive these alerts in GoogleTalk
- Slide 33: For example Here are messages where people have used the words “guide” or “manual” They could be useful people for me to contact
- Slide 34: You can use it to source suppliers
- Slide 35: There are other sites and software that let you get more out of Twitter
- Slide 36: Twist allows you to compare the popularity of words used in Twitter messages....
- Slide 37: Twist allows you to compare the popularity of words used in Twitter messages... ...which could be useful for Search Engine Optimisation
- Slide 38: Floort.com allows you to carry out surveys and opinion polls
- Slide 39: Communicating with people
- Slide 40: You can tell people all the things you are doing quickly and easily
- Slide 41: You can use desktop applications to send and receive your messages
- Slide 42: You can use your mobile phone too
- Slide 43: For example Our contractors can receive details of new opportunities on their mobile phone via Twitter generated text messages It's free!
- Slide 44: There are even Web sites where you can send audio, video and data files to your Twitter contacts
- Slide 45: You can set up Twitter so your blogs on your web site get reposted to Twitter and sent to all the people following you on Twitter
- Slide 46: You can set up Twitter so your blogs on your web site get reposted to Twitter and sent to all the people My blog… following you on Twitter ..gets republished as a Twitter message
- Slide 47: You can make your Twitter posts appear in lots of different places
- Slide 48: Here is my Twitter feed on the Cherryleaf Web site
- Slide 49: Here is my Twitter feed on the Cherryleaf Web site It means there's always new content on our site.. ...which visitors (including Google) like
- Slide 50: Here are my Twitter posts on our Web site You can present an image of a busy, active site (and business)
- Slide 51: Here are my Twitter posts on my Ecademy social network profile You can do the same thing on Facebook
- Slide 52: You can send and receive Twitter messages using Skype
- Slide 53: Twemes.com can used for reporting on a live event - such as a conference
- Slide 54: Twemes.com can used for reporting on a live event - such as a conference Delegates and speakers post Twitter messages during the conference
- Slide 55: Twemes.com can used for reporting on a live event - such as a conference Delegates and speakers post Twitter messages during the & Twemes aggregates them conference onto a Web page
- Slide 56: Twitter could be useful for internal business communication
- Slide 57: Telling people where you are Telling people what you are doing As an alternative to email
- Slide 58: You can load your messages into your calender, and...
- Slide 59: You can load your messages into your calender, and... Archive your messages Review a sequence of events Track your time
- Slide 60: Review
- Slide 61: That's some of the business related things you can do with Twitter
- Slide 62: 1. It's great for research 2. It's a quick and easy way to communicate, even on the move 3. It could be useful for internal communication too
- Slide 63: Links www.twitter.com www.twistory.net www.google.com/talk twist.flaptor.com www.twittown.com/twitter4skype
- Slide 64: Links www.chrisfinke.com/twitslikeme twiddeo.com twitpic.com www.tweet-r.com www.twhirl.org
- Slide 65: Feedback? www.cherryleaf.com ellis@cherryleaf.com www.twitter.com/ellispratt

