Tweet Your Way to the Bank

We all know twitter or do we. If we really did then we would have also known that it has a whole new meaning to social networking. Twitter was basically coined as a service for friends, family, and co-workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, short messages. Guys write to each other short updates, referred as “tweets” that are supposed to be 140 characters or less. These messages are posted to your profile or your blog, sent to your followers, and are searchable on Twitter search.
Twitter is a great tool since it allows you access to real-time information from companies or individuals that you may not have had access to otherwise. On Twitter you can follow your favorite people or companies and see what they are doing, saying or how they are engaging their followers/customers.
The juicy thing about twitter is the potential to grow your community of followers. People will more often than not follow you is your tweets have some relevance in them; this could be valuable information or entertainment. When you tweet as an individual it is your personal brand that is the persona and it can serve as support profile for your business. You could also tweet as a business and harness the same benefits that you would as a person. Tweeting as a business will however require some social media strategy and not just blanket tweeting