Conversationalize

Twitter is so addicting for it offers various reasons to tweet. You can talk to your far away friends, have a conversation with your officemates or update everyone absolutely everything.

But, having a freedom without limitations has negative effects. So learn how to limit your tweets. Know what to tweet. Don’t be fooled with the magic of posting your life on your timeline. It’s quite terrible to tweet all your private meetings, private activities and/or private sessions.

Quality tweets do not necessarily equate with factual tweets. So, don’t release information that will harm you and your career. Try to make it balance. Tweet something like you’re updating your status but not providing all the necessary information. Anyways, you’re followers may not like to know where you’ve been if it’s not interesting on their part.

On the early period of being in Twitter, the process of getting used to it might end up, being addicted to it.

Yes, it’s true! Like any other social networking sites, Twitter is addicting once you get familiarized with it. Plus, the fact that Twitter is a micro-blog, you’ll surely post updates of your life from time to time therefore flooding your timeline.

In Twitter, there’s no limit on how many tweets you’re allowed to send every day. But to make sure that you’re giving your followers the quality posts they needed, tweet an average of 20-30 messages a day. That will do. Or else, you might want to be tagged as a human spammer.

Twitter not only gives you power to announce to the whole world what are you up to. It also gives you freedom on how to be a good conversationalist.

In order to make new friends, it is nice that you’re also interested with them. So, try to be a nice guy to everyone. Check their posts and if you find them interesting, reply. There’s no other way to befriend someone than approaching them. And here on Twitter, replying on their tweets is the nicest approach.

But be careful in replying here and there. Just reply with those tweets that are answerable. Or, give a response to clarify something on someone else’s tweet, to give your feedback or to offer a help. Don’t just reply as if you’re an automated response application. It’s a big NO! NO! to someone misinterpreting your account as a spam. So please, avoid that! Try to mix up your tweets with daily stories, then replies to your Twitter friends and also some links that you might want to share with your followers.

Newbies in Twitter all wanted to have numerous followers so, by analysis; they follow everyone across the world wide web that they encounter.

Well, that’s pretty horrible. Spammers are always around the corner. For sure, you don’t want to follow a spammer’s account so better yet, follow these simple lines:

If you’re really into Twitter, wanted to gain new friends and be updated every now and then with what’s the world is going on, then, follow everyone in a condition that you check first their timelines.

Check if their tweets are not spams. Check if they are really humans not machines that send automatic tweets to spam your network. Check their bio and their networks – their followers and followings.

And for you not to be tagged as a spammer, tweet interesting stuff, share links and reply to other’s tweets.

Building your network in Twitter is just like building your network on other social networking sites. The only difference is that, here in Twitter, you’re always answering the magic question ‘What are you doing now?’

So, to attract more followers and to make new friends, make sure that you’re giving them quality updates. Prove to them that you’re a human and not a spammer that uses this tool to get into your accounts. Talk about something you like or something new to you, something cool. Feel free to use Twitter as if it’s your river of thoughts. This is, primarily, an advantage in having a Twitter account.

But, make sure that you’re not giving them pertinent information. Stalkers are out there. You might want to know how obsessed they are in getting important information. So, while knowing well your followers, think first before tweeting.

Everyone who’s online is in Twitter. So why not join the bandwagon?

It is understandable that it is hard to cope up with the twitting lifestyle. So, understanding how to tweet better and what to tweet is something that you should first learn.

Like every newbie to Twitter, it is advisable to you follow a lot of people. By doing this, you’ll realize the magic of timeline and the news that it brings through your network’s tweets. But following this advice is somewhat deceiving.

The process of following everyone is like spamming your own account. You don’t even know what their tweets are all about because you only follow them for the sake of getting a number of tweets on your timeline. But you forgot to check the quality of these tweets.

Follow only those accounts that are in your fields of interests, your circle of friends and family. You may invite more people to join Twitter if you haven’t seen some of your buddies on your network. In this case, you’re getting the point of what Twitter is all about – building social networks with timeline.

Remember, quality tweets are more important than having numerous of spam tweets that are not helping you grow in this cyber niche.