How to Be a Disaster on Twitter Presentation

Social networks connect millions of people all over the globe nowadays. They are like drug dealers. Once signed up, you are already on the hook.

At first you just pop in to look around, then you see somebody’s post, image, smart quote or link that seems fun or interesting to you, and then you begin to follow somebody, share your own content, join the groups, create the groups and communicate regularly. That’s how it usually happens. You get involved in this social whirlpool without even realizing the fact that you have become addicted to it. However, this kind of dependence can’t be considered an unhealthy one (except for some particular cases). On the contrary, communication helps people not to feel lonely anymore and even promote their business more efficiently.

Business companies and individuals use social networks as powerful marketing tools. But there is a trap here. You should know what you do before making any serious moves in order not to fail.

This slideshow shared by Danny Sullivan focuses on Twitter as a marketing instrument, tells how to use twitter effectively, how to use twitter to promote business. Twitter is a really powerful medium that allows businesses to disappoint customers, alienate influencers and convince others never to become followers. It presents an ideal platform to create puzzling social media contests or #hashtagsthatbreakworldrecordsforlengthandconfusion. This presentation by Marketing Land’s founding editor covers ways that businesses can tap into Twitter and enjoy an excess of fail. #EndSarcasm. And now, let’s rewrite the previous sentence seriously. In fact, the presentation covers both failures and ways to avoid them and achieve success on Twitter. It is rather extensive and contains 94 slides that will teach you how to use Twitter for the benefit of your personal attitude, your wallet or your company image.

We are sure that you will not only improve your Twitter marketing strategy but have a lot of fun viewing this 'how to be a disaster on twitter presentation'. Danny’s humorous approach to serious matters and real-life examples work is excellent.