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Introduction to Twitter Waste of time? Useful business tool?
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An Introduction to Twitter

Jan 26, 2015

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Will Humphrey

A presentation for my agency, to get people to use Twitter.

It's got the odd case study or two. Here's hoping you find it useful..
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Page 1: An Introduction to Twitter

Introduction to Twitter

Waste of time?

Useful business tool?

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What is Twitter?

Why Should I Care?

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What is Twitter?

Why Should I Care?

How Do I Do It?

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What is Twitter?

Why Should I Care?

How Do I Do It?

How Is It Used?

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What is Twitter? Simply – filling in this box saying what you’re doing

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So let’s see what our colleagues are up to…

What is Twitter? Simply – filling in this box saying what you’re doing

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Twitter can be much more…

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A ‘Micro-blog’

A Research Tool

Useful For Brands

Twitter can be much more…

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All of these celebrities have twitter accounts because they want to be heard

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Of course, Twitter can be addictive..

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Of course, Twitter can be addictive..

A source claimed Aniston decided Mayer was not committed enough to her and called time on their romance having found hourly updates on his Twitter page.

The source said: "John suddenly stopped calling her or returning her emails and when she would finally catch up with him, he'd say: 'I've been so busy with work. I'm sorry I haven't had time to call you back."

Source: Telegraph.co.uk

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Leading To This…

The celebrities have led to this happening - talk about Twitter has doubled over the

last two months with nearly 1.2% of all blog posts mentioning the micro-blogging site.

According to Nielsen Online, Unique visitors to Twitter increased 1382% year-over-

year, reaching 7m in February 2009.

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And it can be a useful research tool…

You can subscribe to the FT for business news, and BR for industry information

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You can subscribe to the FT for business news, and BR for industry information

Or BBC Sport for the football scores

Or even see what the IPA and Stoke City are up to

And it can be a useful research tool…

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It’s brilliant for finding out quick news…

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It can be used by businesses and brands for different ends

As a pure brand voice

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To marshal other comms activity

It can be used by businesses and brands for different ends

As a pure brand voice

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As a pure brand voice

To interact with your audience

It can be used by businesses and brands for different ends

As a pure brand voice

To marshal other comms activity

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‘Comcast Cares’ is a good case study

It was created in response to ‘Comcast Sucks’, which was a Twitter feed which

broadcast how much the brand had failed

It’s led to the negative publicity being erased and becoming positive

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The Mad Men characters on Twitter demonstrates other things brands could do online

These characters were NOT controlled by the brand

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These characters were NOT controlled by the brand

AMC tried to sue, but soon dropped it – they realised Twitter was an effective marketing tool; the characters

have hundreds of thousands of followers

It started last autumn, where there were at least 75 Mad Men characters - from Don to the office photocopier

The Mad Men characters on Twitter demonstrates other things brands could do online

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Isn’t it a bit egotistical?

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It’s comfort food. Let me explain:

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You check it to see the news and what your friends are doing

You post to let people know what you are up to

After a while, both become reassuring and it’s easy to overindulge – so be careful

It’s comfort food. Let me explain:

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