Mar
09

Promote your Facebook fan page with twitter syndication

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People ask me all the time for strategies to promote their fan page.  A great one is to syndicate your fan page content to Twitter – the tutorial video below walks you through the steps.

You do have a little bit of control over what kinds of content gets syndicated and what doesn’t.  For example, you can de-select any one of five categories of content:  status updates, photos, links, notes and events.

When it syndicates the post to your Twitter account, not only does it post the update itself, but it also includes a unique URL that goes to that post.  From there, people can comment or click to go to your fan page.

This is also useful when you want to post an update that’s longer than 140 characters – which Twitter won’t allow you to do.  When you use this technique, the Tweet will be the first 100 or so characters of your update, with a link where they can read the rest of the update.

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Mar
02

Can’t figure out what all the Twitter fuss is about?

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Conversations on Twitter are a little, um, different.  Trying to say anything
meaningful in 140 characters or less, when whatever the other person said
last is lost in a blizzard of tweets can be confusing and even annoying.

There’s a tool called HootSuite that lets you see conversations in a bit more
organized fashion.  This short video shows you how it works.

The other thing that helps a LOT with Twitter is when you put the people you
actually want to talk to into a list, so you can easily find them.  This video
clues you in on how to do that too.


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