Comments on: Twitter for Business: Lessons Learned

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By: Marty Gruhn

Marty Gruhn — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 15:10:14 +0000

Dell’s experience shows that tweeting special deals can generate impressive revenue. See Kenna’s post at http://siteiq.net/440/twitter-can-you-tweet-yourself-into-more-business for a link to Dell’s blog about its success. If you are selling, that would be the first way to capture and harvest potential buyers. In my experience, tweets fall of the radar pretty quickly, so unless you have a good sized set of followers, tweeting links to how to articles could end up going into a black hole.

By: Lindy

Lindy — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 11:11:27 +0000

Hi, I am working for a bathrooms company in the UK and have started a twitter account (look under bathroomtrade if you’re interested). Anyway, I’m finding it hard not to sound too salesy, but also trying to provide information about our deals (which are good!). So I’m a bit stuck. Do people (looking to buy bathrooms) want to know about deals, or are they interested in developments, how-to articles, new things, etc? Anyone have any advice?