- Conversing with People on Twitter Leads to More Online Traffic with Liz Hindley
- Twitter… Yes, It is a Bonus for Your Business Too
- Busy…? Create Systems and Drop that Nasty Word from Your Vocabulary
- Jimmy Kimmel Vs. The Coolest Couple – It Was War… On the Twitter Battleground!
- Top 5 Reasons to Organize Your Social Media Relationships
- Learning, Growing, Responsibilities and Increasing Your Circle of Influence
- It's Amazing What You Can Accomplish When You're Connected
- Cool Tool – MentionMap
- "Top 25" Twitters To Follow
Conversing with People on Twitter Leads to More Online Traffic with Liz Hindley
Conversing with People on Twitter Leads to More Online Traffic with Liz Hindley
We were tickled pink to be able to catch Liz Hindley for a COOL interview during the Marketing Funnel Mastery event held in Las Vegas.
In this video Liz shares with us the importance of conversing with people and building relationships on Twitter. It’s not all about promotion. Don't take our word for it; listen to the interview with Liz!!!
You need to watch the entire video… the peanut gallery pipes up at the end and gives us all a laugh! Something about naked….
If you got any value from this experiences, please comment and share.
To find out more about Liz visit her at: NakedPilot.com
Busy…? Create Systems and Drop that Nasty Word from Your Vocabulary
Have you ever apologized for not following through on something because you were "so busy"? Be it a family member, friend, business associate or customer… it conveys to them that perhaps they aren't that important to you… and you have other things that come first.
Yet we're pretty sure that we've all been in this scenario… family time, important time-sensitive projects, and day-to-day business activities… all at once! So we're not lying to others when we say we've been busy, and the stress of it can be totally overwhelming.
The cure for this situation? Systems!
While you are working to get your project completed, the other activities in your business start falling behind. But they don't have to. If you set up systems to handle your regular business activities they can happen almost automatically.
Write down the activities you do in one day, then do it again the next day, and the next, and so on. After a few days you should be able to discover which activities you do over and over again… on a regular basis. These are the activities that you can and should systematize.
If these activities can be completed automatically for you, or if the time to do them can be cut to a fraction of the normal time, wouldn't that be beneficial? We believe it is.
Some activities that we've developed systems for:
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<li> Blog Posts – We write a few when we have time and then have them scheduled to come up in our blog on specific dates.</li>
<li> Twitter – We schedule certain Tweets in advance to be posted at a later time or date.</li>
<li> Article Writing – Our system for writing articles at times also involves outsourcing, which is another way to get things done faster, better, and with the least amount of effort on your part.</li>
</ul>
These are some of our examples. Think about it… what can you systematize?
Jimmy Kimmel Vs. The Coolest Couple – It Was War… On the Twitter Battleground!

Image Courtesy Pedro Mourelle
Before you read any further, please follow us at: http://Twitter.com/Pat_Lorna (Opens in a new window). It will make sense to you when you read the rest of this story…
It was war (twat-wa) ! In case you haven't heard… Jimmy Kimmel (of ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live!) had declared Twitter War on us (actually it was more like a sneak attack). He was not happy that we had 4,000 more followers than he did, so he publicly declared (on Twitter and on his show) that he was officially at Twitter War with us.
Here's how he started it all:
(Click above image to see the actual Tweet)
(Click above image to see the actual Tweet)
And… here is the video of him announcing his Twitter war with us on his show:
Now, why he chose us to go to war with isn't clear… and truthfully that's OK; it's great PR and we didn't back down from his challenge. We spent a couple of days (and nights) tweeting with our followers and his as well. The amount of people that now know who we are, compared to before Jimmy started this war, has skyrocketed. So bring it on Jimmy!
Are we sure it's great PR? Yes, and we're not alone in that thinking…
Check out these tweets:
(Click above image to see the actual Tweet)
(Click above image to see the actual Tweet)
So, how do you get noticed online (and offline too)?
Yes, getting noticed online often leads to offline publicity as well. People telling their friends about you, meeting people in person that you've connected with online (our favorite), and sometimes a mention and your picture on TV…
Here's a quick video of Jimmy on his show, updating his audience on the status of his Twitter War with us:
So… how to get noticed online:
First, you have to get out there. Put up a blog, get on Facebook and Twitter. It doesn't have to be perfect, you'll have lots of time to tweak it later.
Second, create a brand for yourself and then create everything you do around that brand. Your brand can help you stand out from the crowd and have more staying power in people's minds.
Third, it's a great idea to join a tribe or become a part of a community. The people in your tribe will be instrumental in getting your name out there, increasing your exposure on the social media sites and the reach of your content. Being a part of Tribe Syndication Association (TSA) has dramatically increased our reach and exposure in the world of social media and online in general.
So get out there, create something that's yours and get the help and support of tribe behind you. You'll be surprised how far you can go.
We didn't think we'd actually win the war, considering Jimmy has the network TV show to get his message out to the world. And although we didn't win, we'd like to thank Jimmy Kimmel for helping us get a little farther. It's been a COOL ride, and Jimmy's a pretty COOL guy for a "comedian"!
We hope that you are now following us on Twitter: http://Twitter.com/Pat_Lorna (Opens in a new window). Thank you!
P.S. Watch out Jimmy, the "Pat and Lorna Live!" show is coming soon to a network near you!
P.S.S. Or maybe Jimmy you want us to appear live on your show first!
Cool Tool – MentionMap
Although Twitter is being touted as "the future of the Internet", it does have one major flaw… the interface displays all the tweets in a seemingly endless stream of words.
Mentionmap is designed to solve that specific problem. This tool gives you the ability to visualize your Twitter network in real-time and which people are interacting the most. This gives you amazing insight as to which topics and conversations are generating the most buzz among the people you're interested in hearing from.
This tool analyzes the people and hashtags being mentioned the most in your Twitter network. When someone mentions someone else, a line connects them. When several people are engaged in a cross-conversation, the results appear as a cluster. By hovering over the lines, it brings up detailed information about the subject. The thicker the line, the more frequent the number of cross mentions.
This is a totally Cool Tool, as it shows your networks on Twitter as a dynamic visualization… check it out!
"Top 25" Twitters To Follow
Our friend Philip Mutrie created this Cool "Top 25" Twitters To Follow video. We are blessed to be included in this list and video.
We had to take it to the next level, so we've created a Dynamic Knowledge Map of these thought leaders which is after the video below.
Top 25 Twitters to Follow Dynamic Knowledge Map
To see a larger view of this Knowledge map "Click Here"
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