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Twitter Basics – Workshop “cheat sheet”
Today ten new Tweeple will be fluttering around the Twittersphere — at least that’s my hope.
In the next few days, you’ll read about some of the things they learned, but a few people left without their “cheat sheet,” so I’m posting it below . . . as well as the earlier Twitter 101 lessons from my blog.
Twitter 101 – Lesson One: Twitter does Not have to be Stupid
Twitter 101 – Lesson Two: Whom to Follow
Twitter 101 – Lesson Three: Tweetdeck makes Twitter life easier
Twitter 101 – Lesson Four: What to Tweet
Decorate your Twitter background
What to Tweet? Mix Personal with Business
So now you can Tweet – What comes next?
TWO FINAL THINGS:
(1) Any questions? Please ask in comment section.
(2) Any more key suggestions for the “cheat sheet”?
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Dec 11, 200911:53 am
Your blog offers very valuable information which I enjoy very much.Thanks
Dec 24, 200912:12 pm
I love how you put everything about tweeting into this blog. Great idea! This post helped me a lot!
Dec 24, 20093:59 pm
Hey, Liz, nice to “see” you again. Hope everything is going well. Are you using Twitter on your job? Perhaps you’d like to do a Guest Post sometime chatting about how Social Media marketing now plays a role in your work life??
Happy holiday.
Feb 3, 201010:34 pm
Some people don’t think about the other uses of twitter besides social interactions, or being closer to a celebrity.
Feb 3, 201010:34 pm
Thanks for the vocabulary too.
Feb 3, 201010:36 pm
Since I’m new to twitter, this “cheat sheet” helped me understand what I have seen so far and what i will see. It is like a twitter for dummies. Smiles.
Feb 3, 201010:38 pm
I liked your blog, I learned some very important info and new words that have to do with twitter.
Feb 3, 201010:39 pm
This information is very helpful to me being new to twitter. Thanks, I hope to become very twitter savvy 
Feb 3, 201010:40 pm
I like this. It is a good focal piont on how to use twiiter. Its is a 101 info blog.
Feb 3, 201010:44 pm
very good… should post this on a bill board
Feb 3, 201010:48 pm
Hey Shari, Class was great this evening by the way. I really think that social Media is developing and can only get better as time progresses and new technologies are discovered.
Feb 4, 20101:27 am
What specifically did you like?
Feb 4, 20101:36 am
Baby steps and then big rewards
Feb 4, 20101:40 am
It really is amazing to take a “simple” technology like Twitter and figure out how you can use it in new ways.
Mar 1, 20108:59 pm
Shari: I have a quick question – how do you make long links to articles or blogs that you want to put on Twitter tiny URL’s so, it is shortened, and looks like, for example: http://bit.ly/aDxEkY …? Thanks!
Mar 2, 201012:49 am
Love easy questions
Go to bitly.com
There are other shortener sites, including the wordpress editing screen. The EASIEST thing to do is go to bitly.com and put your long URL in the box. Bitly also tracks your URLS to tell how many times it was picked up.
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