What is your Twitter strategy for thanking people who re-tweet your posts and tweets on Twitter? Would retweeting or following them be a better strategy?
Time to Tweak Your Twitter Strategy
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159 days ago
Sounds like a great strategy, actually. Viewing social media as an extension of your regular conversations is certainly the right perspective. By contrast, those who think of social media as a means of broadcasting their messages very quickly run into the "noise" issue. Talking with a few friends in a crowded room is a much more practical solution than trying to make yourself heard above the din. Thanks for sharing this with the BizSugar community.