Twitter: From Newbie to Ninja

Dharmesh Shah is the Chief Technology Officer and Founder of HubSpot. He also co-authored what has quickly become the number 1 book on web marketing Inbound Marketing: Get Found Using Google, Social Media, and Blogs (affiliate link); if you haven’t read it, I definitely recommend it!

The following slide-share is from his presentation at the Online Marketing Summit (#oms10) in San Diego titled: “Twitter: From Newbie to Ninja” It outlines some great tips for both the Twitter Newbie and serves as a refresher for the advanced user.

Twitter: From Newbie To Ninja

Key Takeaways:
  • The best way to learn is to “just do!” Create an account and start tweeting.
  • Complete your profile (this includes: Bio, Avatar, Background Image, Website Link, and your Location).
  • “Tweet interesting things” via @dharmesh
  • Start following and engaging with interesting people.
  • Don’t auto-follow and/or SPAM; nobody likes robot behavior.
  • Make your tweets easily retweetable (allow character space for people to retweet you).
  • Measure your success using tools like: su.pr, bit.ly, etc.

What other advice can you offer to Tweet like a Ninja?

Ricardo Bueno

Ricardo Bueno is the Chief Experience Officer at Good Events Co., where he helps real estate brands produce & create unforgettable events that move the needle. He also serves as a Brand Ambassador for Real Geeks and Cross Country Mortgage, collaborating on marketing, content, and live experiences for high-performing agents and teams.

Previously, he created and led FUBCON, the “Super Bowl” of real estate conferences and one of the most talked-about conferences in the real estate industry.

Whether he’s building brands, producing events, or teaching agents how to convert leads into closings, Ricardo brings the energy, strategy, and execution to help pros stand out in a crowded market.


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