Category: Twitter
Product Revenue & Reputation Management Via Twitter
by Anvil on May 11, 2009 · Online Brand ManagementTwitterTwitter, Twitter, Twitter. It’s everywhere these days. Even Oprah is on it now (@oprah). Along with this huge growth, though, come questions about what Twitter’s future will look like. No ... » Continue
How to Game the New Twitter Search
by Kent Lewis on May 7, 2009 · Search Engine OptimizationTwitterShortly after Twitter announced a partnership with bit.ly – a URL shortener that also follows the links and analyzes the content on the site – Twitter announced the intention to ... » Continue
Find Your Customers Online Using Advanced Twitter Search
by Anvil on April 22, 2009 · Online Brand ManagementSocial Media MarketingStrategic Internet MarketingTwitterLast week, after enjoying a delicious doughnut from a popular local doughnut shop, I sent out a Tweet to advertise my great experience. When I went home that evening, I ... » Continue
DiGiorno Pizza on Twitter: Yawn.
by Anvil on April 9, 2009 · Online Brand ManagementSocial Media MarketingSocial Media SpotlightTwitterTwitter’s downfall will be corporate America jumping on the Twitter bandwagon without an original strategy on how to make this social media platform work for them. DiGiorno’s “Twitter strategy” (if ... » Continue
Twitter & Businesses
by Anvil on April 8, 2009 · Social Media MarketingTwitterIn my last twitter post I talked about how companies should set goals for Twitter before they start tweeting and how you company’s Twitter strategy should directly relate to your ... » Continue
Twitter: Goals & Uses
by Anvil on March 18, 2009 · Social Media MarketingTwitterI know Twitter is all the craze right now, we can see how fast it is growing and how many different audiences it is capturing. But how should company’s ... » Continue
Twitter’s Monitization Challenge
by Anvil on March 17, 2009 · Social Media MarketingTwitterThe question that has been on everyone’s mind since Twitter took off is how the site will ever make money. While users are only a fraction of those that Facebook ... » Continue
