Is Twitter a Great Marketing Tool For Your Business?

Web 2.0 can be a full time job and keeping up with the latest and greatest Web 2.0
tools takes time. Is it worth your time to use Twitter? By the time you finished reading this article, I'm confident your agree that it is.
Would you like a web 2.0 application that allows you to connect with your customers?
If you said Yes, it's a must! What if you could even build a list that connects you to potential new customers? Well...Twitter is all that, yes a must.
Email marketing is basically useless these days, you can't guarantee that your customers will get their email. Twitter can get the message out. What would a 900 people list be worth to you? What if you could do it in 90 days or less? And when you post to Twitter, the message will go on their page.
The connection you make with your customers and potential customers is WHY it's worth the time. "What are you doing?" is what you'll be answering. Don't be Twitter Spam - Just let people know what your doing. "Adding new candle display" might be a great post for a gift store owner.
Are you ready to get the conversation going? Ask a question, like "Would you like to goto Hawaii for $199 for the week?" or "Did you vote today?" Your followers will simply reply back with a direct message (dm) by simply putting @jaynapier and answering the question.
It's this two way conversation and the ability to share what your doing that creates the new Web 2.0 relationship with your customers and clients. Major companies would be smart to plug in and listen to what people are saying. I
recently posted about an issue I've had with Dell and the $4000 notebook I've had trouble with from day one. It's a PR challenge for them, but also an Opportunity to make things right.

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When looking at Web 2.0 Marketing, get the practical advice from Jay NaPier. NaPier is a Diamond Affiliate with MOR Vacations and has successfully coached hundreds to marketing success.

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