Twitter for Business

Twitter for Business, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.5, with 47 lectures, based on 744 reviews, and has 27498 subscribers.

You will learn about Why You Need to be on Twitter for Business The Anatomy of Twitter How to Secure Your Twitter Account Legal Ramifications of Maintaining a Twitter Account How to Launch an Account, Tweet, @Mention, Retweet and DM How to use Favorites for Business How to Find to Right People to Follow How to use Link Shorteners How to Install Tweet Buttons, Follow Buttons and Faves Widgets How to use Hootsuite and Filter Streams by Klout Score or Keyword How to use the Twitter App, Instagram and Foursquare Best days and times to Tweet What to Tweet about and best practices for getting Retweeted Branded vs. Personal Twitter Accounts Personal vs. Professional Tweets Benefits and Drawbacks of Autotweets And much, much more This course is ideal for individuals who are It is particularly useful for .

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Summary

Title: Twitter for Business

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.5

Number of Lectures: 47

Number of Published Lectures: 46

Number of Curriculum Items: 47

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 46

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Why You Need to be on Twitter for Business

The Anatomy of Twitter

How to Secure Your Twitter Account

Legal Ramifications of Maintaining a Twitter Account

How to Launch an Account, Tweet, @Mention, Retweet and DM

How to use Favorites for Business

How to Find to Right People to Follow

How to use Link Shorteners

How to Install Tweet Buttons, Follow Buttons and Faves Widgets

How to use Hootsuite and Filter Streams by Klout Score or Keyword

How to use the Twitter App, Instagram and Foursquare

Best days and times to Tweet

What to Tweet about and best practices for getting Retweeted

Branded vs. Personal Twitter Accounts

Personal vs. Professional Tweets

Benefits and Drawbacks of Autotweets

And much, much more

Who Should Attend

Target Audiences

Now that you know how to use Facebook for Business, learn Twitter for business and add Twitter marketing to your digital job skills.

There are 465 million Twitter accounts sharing 175 million tweets each day. Twitter is where business professionals shares news and information, build and strengthen their network of contacts, generate leads, develop new business and even get hired.

If you want to leverage the fastest and most intimate online social network for business, take this course right now and learn to Twitter.

You don't need to be a techie to take this course. Whether you're a digital immigrant or a Facebook ninja, this course is for you!

This course also includes an arsenal of supplemental materials including exclusive audio recordings of discussions with some of the biggest thought leaders. Learn about Twitter today.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Intro

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: About the Instructor

Lecture 3: Promotional Material

Lecture 4: Housekeeping

Lecture 5: Intro to Twitter

Lecture 6: Anatomy of Twitter

Lecture 7: Anatomy of a Tweet

Lecture 8: Security and the Law

Lecture 9: Why Tweet?

Chapter 2: Hands-On Training

Lecture 1: Launch an Account

Lecture 2: @Mentions and Hashtags

Lecture 3: Hashtags in Practice

Lecture 4: Direct Messages

Lecture 5: Favorites

Lecture 6: Followers, Following & Lists

Lecture 7: Finding Twitter Users

Lecture 8: #Discover

Lecture 9: Link Shorteners

Lecture 10: Tweet Button

Lecture 11: Advanced Search

Lecture 12: Follow Button

Lecture 13: Faves Widget

Lecture 14: Hootsuite and Klout

Chapter 3: Mobile Apps

Lecture 1: Twitter App

Lecture 2: Instagram

Lecture 3: Foursquare

Chapter 4: Best Practices

Lecture 1: What to Tweet About

Lecture 2: When to Tweet

Lecture 3: Getting Retweeted

Lecture 4: Branded vs. Personal Twitter Accounts

Lecture 5: Personal vs. Professional Tweets

Lecture 6: Auto Tweets

Lecture 7: Next Steps

Chapter 5: Case Studies

Lecture 1: Case Study: Palms Casino

Lecture 2: Case Study: Whirlpool

Chapter 6: Supplemental Resources

Lecture 1: Personal vs. Branded Twitter Accounts

Lecture 2: Twitter Account Ownership

Lecture 3: Sarah Evans on Twitter Reputation Management

Lecture 4: Twitter CEO Evan Williams at SXSW

Lecture 5: Chris Brogan on Sharing Best Practices

Lecture 6: Coca-Cola Twitter Case Study

Lecture 7: Twitterville Author Shel Israel

Lecture 8: Jeff Pulver on the Real Time Web

Lecture 9: Get Twitter Followers and Facebook Friends While You Sleep

Lecture 10: Increase Your Klout Score

Lecture 11: Dan Zarella on When To Tweet

Instructors

Eric Schwartzman
Digital Marketing Consultant

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 30 votes

2 stars: 24 votes

3 stars: 118 votes

4 stars: 222 votes

5 stars: 350 votes

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