The 4 Golden Rules To Succeed At Twitter

Gradually, Twitter is becoming an increasingly used tool for the general public, but also by business and media.

Yesterday afternoon, while returning home, listening to the radio, more specifically a station that was discussing the day football. The reporter spoke of a player, and immediately said that in his particular Twitter had secured over 100 new followers in a minute, because I was giving information about that player. I loved hearing on the radio that sports journalists of the Spanish radio stations are already using Twitter to communicate with users, and I liked to hear that users like you and I are already using Twitter to "listen" to the media.

I wanted to leave you here the 4 Golden Rules for success in Twitter. There are 4 rules that we can bring within the normal common sense, but in any case, if you're starting to introduce you to the world of Twitter I am convinced that if you follow these 4 simple rules, you will have a huge success with your Twitter.

1. Having showed off: When you see a person who is counting on his Twitter so handsome, tall and nice that is ... you think it's not as smart as you think.

Rather than use Twitter to tell people who we are or what we know, we should focus on providing people we "listen" on Twitter quality information on the issue we want to talk. Thus, we can get our Twitter followers are attracted by the content and quality of our messages on Twitter.

2. Apasiónate by the Process: No matter if we have 5 followers or 5,000. We should always have the same passion and interest in the process of Tweet. If we love the process of Twitter, if we make the act of tweeting is something interesting, attractive and motivating, it's only a matter of time that our list of supporters grows like wildfire. If you put effort and passion in what we do, the results will not be long in coming.

3. Find The Balance: We must find the balance, the point where we feel comfortable with what we do, in this case tweeting. It is physically impossible to keep track of all messages received through Twitter, and therefore, we must carefully choose who to follow on Twitter. Moreover, we must make Twitter an obsession, but on the contrary, we find the point of perfect balance, the "zone" where we feel comfortable being with our Twitter. We know when to use our Twitter, and we must also know when to stop using it and pause.

4. Focus on what you can bring, not the technology: Twitter is simply what users make of it. Many people think that Twitter is a very useful tool, but there are many people who think Twitter is a waste of time. Both views are correct. Why? Because Twitter is exactly what everyone does with the text box we have on our screen or mobile phone. If we think it's a waste of time, then it will be, but if we think we are providing valuable content and information in this text box where you can add only 140 characters at a time that Twitter, then become a useful and beneficial to us .

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