I’ve done a little more work with Twitter, you can now see my latest witterings in the side bar of this blog.
And because I’ve done that, I’ve also at long last realised why I like it so much.
It’s a teeny tiny little blog, and I like blogs and blogging, I think they’re a good idea.
As an aside, I just ran a little test, and purely by spending around 3 hours on Saturday finding and commenting on other people’s blogs (which I enjoyed doing), I added 24 new subscribers to my mailing list – 17 on Saturday and 7 on Sunday.
If you’re not doing this already, why the blimming heck not? It’s easy. People regularly say they can’t build a mailing list, but I find it’s a fairly straight forward thing to do.
My experience with Twitter (while I’ve been using an anonymous test account the last few weeks) is that it will work for me in much the same way as blogging and blog commenting.
If you make an interesting post, then you’ll certainly get people signing up to find out what else you have to say. And the great thing is, the effect is cumulative.
Just like your internet business…
The more you work on it, the better it all gets. Amazing isn’t it?
People will be finding my ever increasing blog posts for years to come while doing searches. Every time someone lands on my site, they get the chance to sign up. Lots do.
This is because just by the mere act of writing, I’m creating sets of key words, either purposely or accidentally that people will be searching for.
Twitter works in much the same way. Just by using it (which takes seconds), things get better.
-Frank Haywood
