II. Joining Your Flock on Twitter
by Michael Gruen, Leslie Poston, Laura Fitton
Twitter™ for Dummies®
- Copyright
- About the Authors
- Authors' Acknowledgments
- Publisher's Acknowledgments
- Foreword
- Introduction
- I. Twitter? Like Birds Do?
- 1. Sharing Your Thoughts, 140 Characters at a Time
- 2. Hello, Twitter World!
- 3. Stroll Around the Grounds: A Tour of the Twitter Interface
- 3.1. Starting Out on the Home Screen
- 3.2. Tweeting to One Specific Person: @Replies
- 3.3. Shhh! Sending Private Notes via Direct Messages
- 3.4. Playing (Twitter) Favorites
- 3.5. Becoming a Renaissance Man via the Everyone Tab (RIP)
- 3.6. Seeing Who You Follow
- 3.7. Figuring Out Who's Following You
- 3.8. Looking at What You've Tweeted
- 4. Using Twitter Wherever You Think Best
- II. Joining Your Flock on Twitter
- III. Twittering in High Gear
- 7. Tricks of the Twitter Gurus
- 8. Twitter Minus Twitter.com
- 9. Embracing the Twitter Ecosystem
- 9.1. Finding Interesting Twitter Talk with Search Tools
- 9.2. Expanding Your Twitter World by Using Clients
- 9.3. Keeping Your Tweets Short with URL Shorteners
- 9.4. Getting All Your Online Activity in One Place by Using Aggregators
- 9.5. Using Trending Topics to Stay on the Twitter Cutting-Edge
- 9.6. Playing with Twitter Games and Memes
- 9.7. Tag Clouds
- 9.8. Keeping in Contact with Visualization and Listening Tools
- 9.9. Knowing Your Network with Follower and Following Tools
- IV. Knowing Why We Twitter
- 10. Finding Your Tweet Voice
- 11. Twitter for Business
- 11.1. The Business of Twitter
- 11.2. Putting Your Best Face Forward
- 11.3. Networking on Twitter
- 11.4. Offering Promotions and Products
- 11.5. Promoting Bands and Artists
- 11.6. Sharing Company Updates
- 11.7. Building Community
- 11.8. Conducting Research
- 11.9. Going Transparent
- 11.10. But, What If My Employees ...
- 11.11. Sharing Knowledge
- 12. The Social Side of Twitter
- 13. Changing the World, One Tweet at a Time
- V. The Part of Tens
- 14. Ten Twitter Tools
- 14.1. TweetDeck: Connecting with Many
- 14.2. Seesmic Desktop/Twhirl: Managing Multiple Accounts
- 14.3. CoTweet: Corporate Tweeting
- 14.4. Smartphone Clients Tweetie, PocketTwit, and TwitterBerry
- 14.5. Twellow: Finding People to Follow
- 14.6. FriendorFollow: Managing Followers and Followings
- 14.7. TwtVite: Event Planning
- 14.8. Twitterfeed: Getting Your Blog Posts to Twitter
- 14.9. TwitPic
- 14.10. Xpenser: Keeping Track of Your Expenses
- 15. Ten Useful Twitter-Based Services
- 16. Ten Cool Ways to Use Twitter
- 14. Ten Twitter Tools
- Glossary
In This Part ...
After you set up a Twitter account and know how to find everything Twitter-related that you might need, you probably want to know and find the people you want to communicate with.
In this part, we show you how to find the people you may know outside of Twitter on Twitter, locate people who share your interests, and identify other personalities and brands that you may want to connect with using Twitter.
-
No Comment
..................Content has been hidden....................
You can't read the all page of ebook, please click here login for view all page.