Over the last week or so, I have become friends with @gagasgarden. Gaga is great because instead of just trying to figure out Twitter on her own, she is willing to ask questions, and great questions at that. As I have been trying to help this fine lady out, I have also had flashbacks to a few months ago when I was getting started, when I had all of the same questions Gaga has been asking me. There wasn’t really an easy-to-find resource that had all of the basic questions that I was finding horribly confusing. I was too shy to ask because I was just sure someone would make fun of me for not knowing this stuff. With that in mind, I put together this little presentation on some of the real basic steps involved in getting started on Twitter. I hope it helps! If you have any questions, just holler!
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Margie,
I was just going to send a message regarding professional Tweets versus private identities and this your Tweet and Video training is the very message that was up on Twtitter! Now I know you have ESP and are psychic and maybe I don’t have the IQ for Twitter! lol
Thanks so much for this training clip I have to watch it a couple more times!
Gaga
Well, I give credit to you for asking the questions! Let me know if I need to cover other stuff as you go along 🙂
Terrific tutorial! Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Twitter (But Were Afraid to Ask). Thanks for doing this.
Hmm. Your title is much better.
Maybe I’ll have you write my presentation titles from now on 🙂
Marjorie,
Another excellent post and resource. I have already recommended that several of my friends and coworkers watch this video. Thank you so much for doing this.
Jason
Thanks so much, Jason. I appreciate it 🙂
Margie,
This is terrific. This is the kind of preso I would see my prior agency doing sometimes for corporate directors or what not (the ones who were clueless about social media). The difference is yours is more clear, and it’s more detailed, which is what makes it stand out for me.
Great job.
Well thanks, Cristian. As soon as I finished I kept thinking, “Oh man…I should have talked about that. I should have talked about this.” Oh well. Glad it “reads” well 🙂
Hi Margie,
Thank you for putting this video together. Where were you three months ago?! 🙂 I sure could have used this instead of putting in hours in trying to learn Twitter from bits and pieces all over the internet. Your video still gives me a lot of great info! Thanks for that.
And it’s really neat hearing your voice to connect to your photo & name!
Keep up all the great work you do. You are a gem!
Cheers!
Miller Finch
Three months ago I was just figuring all of this out 🙂 So glad it was helpful!
Margie,
This is a great resource. It’s going right into my toolkit when I talk to businesses and individuals about using twitter.
Thanks!
-Alan Berkson
So glad you like it! I wonder if I should try to make it shorter…hm…
Fabulous! Now, I want to watch this on the plane next week . . .is there any way to download it?
And yanno, people would pay for this webinar, just sayin.’ It’s really such a great basic TwitterEducation. TwitterUniversity? Twitter101?
I do like Bob’s title a lot.
Thanks, Kim. For now – I’m happy just to be able to help people.
Not downloadable – it’s a link to MyBrainshark.com. But it should work just like YouTube 🙂