Tuning and Feeding: My best practices for getting the most out of Twitter |
I think successful use of Twitter means knowing how to tune the network of people you follow, and how to feed the network of people who follow you. |
You have to tune who you follow. I mix friends who I know IRL and whose whereabouts and doings interest me, people who are amusing |
, people who are knowledgeable about a field that interests me |
, people who regularly produce URLs that prove useful |
, extraordinary educators |
When it comes to feeding my network, that comes down to putting out the right mixture of personal tweets |
, socializing, and answering questions. It’s particularly important to respond to people |
I also try to be a little entertaining once in a while |
you have to spend some time tuning and feeding if Twitter is going to be more than an idle amusement to you and your followers (and idle amusement is a perfectly legit use of the medium). |
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