It wouldn’t be a whole lot different than having your own mailing list. What you really want to do is have a targeted group of followers, build a relationship, get them looking forward to your tweets, and tweet about things that they are interested in.

For example, a lot of my followers are either people I know or people who know of me. They are also almost all internet marketers. This naturally makes my followers more responsive.

I’d recommend Joel Comm’s Twitter power, which I HEARD (as in I haven’t read it yet) is an awesome book about twitter.

Google is still in the lead to take over the world, but Pokemon and Twitter are still in the running.

Yea I’ve gotta say I love how you can integrate various sites so smoothly. A bit confusing at first, but as always that effort early on pays its dividends over time.

Twitter is still in it’s infancy but it’s amazing to see how fast it is growing as more and more people being developing applications for it.

Just having the ability to have a tweet automatically sent every time your blog is updated is enough to create a lot of traffic and it’s so much less intrusive then trying send out 500 emails announcing every little thing you do.

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I honestly haven’t been keeping track of the numbers, I just know I don’t promote my twitter account hardly at all yet I’m almost at 500 followers, haha.

For those reading, the upgraded option at My New Tweeps is what’s really making this magic happen.

Yeah, Twitter is pretty great. Thanks for mentioning MNT. I can’t believe how popular it’s been. I saw one guy get a 105% increase in his followers in only 5 days.

As always, keep up the good work.

Travis

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