Think about it…you are not saying “See this great product…”, “Amazing business opportunity…” or “If you don’t see this you are stupid!”.  Make the title interesting and the blog post too.

The tweet you would see for this post…and you will if you follow me…will be “Tweet Your Blog Posts To Get Retweeted…http://bit.ly/czLoSv”.  I now expect two things to happen…first, they will click on the link to finish reading the blog post and second, they found the information so great, they retweet it to their followers.  I know not everyone will but if I get 10% I will be happy that at least 10% of my followers have some level of intelligence…LOL.

Think about the crap you see in your Twitter timeline.  I hate all those idiots with machine gun spam…three tweets or more in 5 seconds that all hawk some lame product or something.  No retweets for those people…they go to the block.  I not only don’t want to follow them anymore, I want to make sure I don’t follow them again by accident.

Twitter would be a much more valuable, enjoyable place to go if people would tweet valuable or entertaining information and give up the stream of spam.  Don’t get me wrong…I am not saying people should not promote their business…in fact if you are posting your tweets from a blog with an interesting title you will have far more success of getting your tweet read and retweeted.  Give it a try.  If you need a blog, join here and you can set one up to tweet from and also have access to a growing twitter network who will retweet your valuable info.

The Internet has created hundreds of more ways to communicate. We don’t depend on meeting Bill on the street who tells you about the great service he got at a restaurant or what a great deal he got on vacation home. In the Digital Age, we look online and find out about the experiences, good or bad, someone has had with his new car or cable company. The online chat has replaced the over the fence chat between neighbors in a community. The new communities are Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, blogs and hundreds of other social media properties. The real difference being the level of personal versus online interaction you have. Social media sites help to control the mass of people wanting to follow you or join your network and such but that still does not stop people from focusing on building their following to communicating “en masse” as opposed to building a following of good quality and qualified followers.

Take advantage of the viral power of Twitter to promote your products or services but do not let that be the soul focus of your buzz. Give your Twitter followers/neighbors a nice “Hello” or “Hey, how are you doing?” Tell them about other things of value to them that are worthy of their Retweet and then provide a little bit of marketing..and remember, if it’s worthwhile to them, they will Retweet it and pass it along to their Twitter followers.

If you found this information interesting and informative, how about share it word of mouth by clicking retweet it?