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Twitter Traffic Machine Review- Does it Really Work?

Twitter Traffic Machine is a new program that boasts its ability to not only boost your total number of followers on twitter a micro blogging network that is very popular these days, but it also claims to be able to do all that automatically. Of course this raises the obvious question. Does it really work?

To answer that question let’s take a brief overlook into the twitter traffic machine system and how it is designed.

This entire traffic system is broken down into 5 step by step video tutorials that teaches you not only the crucial ins and outs to twitter but also how to generate the maximum amount of targeted traffic from this network. Right from the get go, you learn how to set up your twitter account properly, how to manage your profile and even set things up so that you are connected via your mobile phone. All critical aspects if you are serious about really maximising the traffic potential behind this “micro blogging” network.

But the real meat and potatoes behind this program is learning how to make money from the traffic generated by the Twitter Traffic Machine.

How does this work? Well for one thing twitter there is a reason why I refer to Twitter as a “micro blogging platform” and that is because all your posts are limited to 140 characters, not words, characters. So to be effective you need to learn how to get the most bang for your buck in your “tweets”. The best way to do that is by using keywords. Now it’s not the goal of this article to go over the power of keywords, and how to use them, that’s a subject for another day but what Twitter Traffic Machine does is show you how to create all that keyword rich content on the fly, which in the end attracts visitors to your profile and you build up followers.

Tony Bolton
http://www.articlesbase.com/internet-marketing-articles/twitter-traffic-machine-review-does-it-really-work-871458.html

Posted on May 16, 2012 under Twitter |

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5 Reasons Why Your Company Should Twitter

There are at least a dozen reasons why your company should twitter. I’m going to focus on five of those here, and hopefully open the doors to further discussion in the near future.

Reason #1: Immediacy
Think of the benefits of immediate access to your target audience and customers. Announce product recalls and avoid lawsuits. Answer customer questions on the spot. Engage with non-followers who mention your product, company, or competitors. Reward followers with incentives. Announce sales and links to quarterly earnings. Immediacy gives you to reach your audience now.

Examples:

• Last minute push to complete a fundraiser
• Traffic updates
• Leaking info about the upcoming release of a new product
• Posting links to your latest article or press release
• Answering customer questions so quick, they feel valued as a customer.

Reason #2: Influence
Hundreds, possibly thousands, of people are asking themselves and others for recommendations on products and services. Every second of the day, someone is using Twitter to ask for recommendations. How much easier can it get to build your customer base? Be there to answer their questions and make a winning first impression.

Example Questions Being Twittered Right Now:

• “What’s the best joint pain reliever medicine?”
• ” What’s the best place to grab a drink around pike place market?”
• “What’s the best book you’ve most recently read?”
• “What’s the best airline website you’ve ever used?”
• “What’s the best mobile broadband in Ingerland?”
• ” What’s the best Twitter app for the iPhone right now?”
• “What’s the best ad service for a blog do you reckon? Or is adsense still great?”
• “What’s the software product that can best be described as “Powerpoint on Steriods”? Not web based software”

 

As you can see, anything goes. People just want information. They want recommendations. Someone who has used the product or service can offer their experience. Think about that. There are some creative solutions and approaches there.

Reason #3: Reputation
In the 21st Century, you don’t have days to respond to a negative story about your company. You may not even have hours. Twitter provides an immediacy of information unprecedented in the history of the world.

Example: While in Dallas a few weeks back, I heard about the earthquake in the San Francisco Bay Area thirty minutes before most people right next door in Los Angeles. Geographic proximity as an influencing factor is now irrelevant to the equation of immediacy. As long as someone twitters it somewhere in the world, you can catch the latest news within seconds.

The downside to this immediacy is the lighting fast spread of negative news. Rumors of bankruptcy, scandal, or defective products hit the wire and thousands of people are sharing the news with their friends before you’ve ever heard a word. If it’s newsworthy, it’s going to be twittered. If you’re not monitoring Twitter and presenting your company’s face and position to the world there, your company is vulnerable to viral attack.

Reason #4: Exposure
While there are no guarantees that someone you follow on Twitter will reciprocate and follow you back, following a person or organization is like a notification of existence. It says, “Here I am! Check me out and see if I’m worth following back.” Each user is typically notified via email of each new follower, thus giving them an opportunity to review new followers and possibly reciprocate the follow.

By searching Twitter for users within a specific geographic area or by the topics of their conversations, any organization can cherry-pick their friends based on common goals or interests. This is the easiest method of increasing exposure I’ve ever heard of.

Reason #5: Traffic
Your company has a website. And you want people to visit it, if not purchase something or contact you through it. With Twitter, you can increase traffic to your site simply by engaging others.

Methods for Increasing Traffic:

• Answer other people’s questions
• Poll for opinions
• Post links to your newest articles
• Announce sales
• Recommend other Twitter users to your audience, thereby engendering appreciation

 

Daniel Dessinger
http://www.articlesbase.com/internet-marketing-articles/5-reasons-why-your-company-should-twitter-669326.html

Posted on May 16, 2012 under Twitter |

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