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A fully updated new edition of the fun and easy guide to getting up and running on Twitter

With more than half a billion registered users, Twitter continues to grow by leaps and bounds. This handy guide, from one of the first marketers to discover the power of Twitter, covers all the new features. It explains all the nuts and bolts, how to make good connections, and why and how Twitter can benefit you and your business.

  • Fully updated to cover all the latest features and changes to Twitter
  • Written by a Twitter pioneer who was one of the first marketers to fully tap into Twitter's business applications
  • Ideal for beginners, whether they want to use Twitter to stay in touch with friends or to market their products and services
  • Explains how to incorporate Twitter into other social media and how to use third-party tools to improve and simplify Twitter
Foreword xiii
Introduction 1(6)
About This Book
1(2)
New for Third Edition
2(1)
Motivation
2(1)
Conventions Used in This Book
3(1)
What You're Not to Read
3(1)
Foolish Assumptions
3(1)
How This Book Is Organized
4(1)
Part I Twitter? Like Birds Do?
4(1)
Part II Finding Your Flock
4(1)
Part III Twittering in High Gear
4(1)
Part IV What's the Point? Using Twitter to Your Advantage
5(1)
Part V The Part of Tens
5(1)
Icons Used in This Book
5(1)
Beyond the Book
6(1)
Where to Go from Here
6(1)
Part I Twitter? Like Birds Do?
7(60)
Chapter 1 Getting Started with Twitter
9(10)
Figuring Out This Twitter Thing
9(3)
How Individuals Use Twitter
12(1)
How Organizations Use Twitter
13(1)
How Businesses Use Twitter
14(1)
The Twitter Ecosystem
15(2)
Thinking in 140 Characters
17(2)
Chapter 2 Welcome to the World of Twitter
19(20)
Signing Up
19(5)
Picking a Username
24(2)
Finding Contacts
26(3)
Using useful people-finding tools
28(1)
Searching by using Twitter Search
28(1)
Inviting Contacts
29(2)
Getting Comfortable: Just Tweet It!
31(1)
Customizing Your Profile
32(7)
Changing your profile photo
33(2)
Changing your header photo
35(1)
Using your header image to expand your profile
36(1)
Changing your personal background
37(2)
Chapter 3 A Tour of the Twitter Interface
39(18)
Navigating Your Home Screen
39(4)
Your profile snapshot
40(1)
Tweet interface
41(1)
Trends
42(1)
Who to follow
42(1)
Your Twitter stream
43(1)
Viewing Your Notifications Tab
43(4)
Favorites
44(1)
Retweets
44(1)
@replies and @mentions
44(2)
Direct Messages
46(1)
Touring Your Discover Tab
47(3)
Tweets
47(1)
Activity
48(1)
Who to Follow
48(1)
Find Friends
48(1)
Popular Accounts
48(1)
Twitter Search
49(1)
Checking Out Your Me Tab
50(1)
Your Tweets
50(1)
Photos/videos
51(1)
Seeing Who You Follow
51(1)
Figuring Out Who's Following You
52(2)
Revisiting Your Favorite Tweets
54(3)
Chapter 4 Using Twitter Wherever You Think Best
57(10)
The Desktop Experience
57(5)
Desktop clients
58(1)
Browser plug-ins
59(1)
Widgets and gadgets
60(1)
Lists that improve your desktop experience
60(2)
Leaving the Nest: Twitter for Mobile
62(5)
The Twitter mobile app
63(1)
Text messages (SMS delivery)
64(3)
Part II Finding your Flock
67(38)
Chapter 5 So How Do I Start Twittering?
69(20)
Finding People to Follow on Twitter
69(8)
Seeing who's talking
71(1)
Searching for people
71(2)
Doing a simple search
73(1)
Inviting people personally, through Twitter
74(1)
Checking out Twitter Lists
74(2)
Following back
76(1)
Following People
77(1)
Using the Follow button
78(1)
Replying to Tweets
78(2)
Retweeting
80(2)
Retweeting a link
80(1)
Retweeting the old-fashioned way
81(1)
Sending Direct Messages
82(3)
Direct-messaging shorthand
84(1)
Should I @ or DM?
84(1)
Encouraging More Followers
85(4)
Chapter 6 Who's Using Twitter
89(16)
Tweeting with Regular People
89(2)
Popular Accounts
91(1)
Verified Accounts
92(2)
Building Company Relationships with Twitter
94(2)
Talking Politics with Actual Politicians
96(2)
Following Celebrities on Twitter
98(2)
Twitter Directories
100(1)
Signing Up for Automated Material
101(4)
Part III Twittering in High Gear
105(44)
Chapter 7 How to Tweet Like Tweeps Do
107(12)
Following Twitter Protocol
107(3)
Language and abbreviations
109(1)
Engaging others on Twitter
109(1)
Tweeting frequency
110(1)
Inserting Links into Your Tweets
110(3)
Adding Your Location
113(1)
Subscribing to Text-Message Notifications
114(5)
fav
115(1)
stats
115(1)
get
116(1)
whois
116(1)
follow
117(1)
leave
117(1)
on/off username
117(1)
invite
117(1)
quit and stop
118(1)
Chapter 8 Improving Your Twitteracy
119(18)
Finding Interesting Twitter Talk with Search Tools
120(4)
Twitter Search
120(2)
Topsy
122(2)
Joining the Hashtag Revolution
124(3)
Conversations
124(1)
Live events
124(2)
Twitter chats
126(1)
Trending hashtags
126(1)
Expanding Your Twitter World by Using Clients
127(3)
Desktop clients
128(1)
Mobile clients
129(1)
Tag clouds
129(1)
Monitoring beyond Twitter.com
130(3)
Google Alerts
130(1)
Sidekick plus Zapier
131(2)
Social Inbox
133(1)
Knowing Your Network: Follower and Following Tools
133(4)
Chapter 9 Flaunt Your Feathers with Photos and Videos
137(12)
Exploring Your Uploading Options
137(3)
Attaching photos to your Tweets
138(1)
Making collages in your Tweets
139(1)
Tagging users in your tweeted photos
139(1)
Sizing Images for Twitter
140(4)
Adding flavor with a header photo
141(1)
Identifying yourself with a profile photo
142(1)
Uploading photos with your Tweets
142(2)
Uploading Videos to Twitter
144(2)
Vine
145(1)
YouTube
145(1)
GIFs
145(1)
Uploading Other Visuals on Twitter
146(3)
Instagram
146(1)
SlideShare
146(3)
Part IV What's the Point? Using Twitter to Your Advantage
149(94)
Chapter 10 Finding Your Tweet Voice
151(18)
Finding Your Voice
151(5)
Individuals on Twitter
153(1)
Businesses on Twitter
153(1)
Mixing business with pleasure
154(2)
Understanding Your Audience
156(7)
Who's following you?
157(1)
Diversifying your network
158(1)
Targeting specific networks
158(1)
Measuring your influence
159(1)
Measuring your overall presence
159(1)
Measuring the reach of your Tweets
160(1)
Understanding your extended network
161(2)
Keeping Your Tweets Authentic
163(3)
Being genuine
163(1)
Evangelizing your causes
164(2)
Keeping Twitter Personal ... but Not Too Personal
166(3)
Protecting personal details
167(1)
Maximizing privacy and safety
167(2)
Chapter 11 Twitter for Business
169(22)
Understanding the Business of Twitter
169(1)
Putting Your Best Face Forward
170(7)
Public relations
172(3)
Customer service
175(2)
Networking on Twitter
177(1)
Building Brand Awareness
178(1)
Offering Promotions and Generating Leads
179(2)
Promoting Bands and Artists
181(2)
Sharing Company Updates
183(1)
Building Community
184(2)
Conducting Research
186(1)
Going Transparent
187(2)
Advising Employees on Tweeting
189(1)
Sharing Knowledge
190(1)
Chapter 12 Twitter and the Evolving Media Landscape
191(18)
Tweedia: Understanding Twitter and the Media
191(2)
Breaking News through Tweets
193(3)
Breaking news from individual users
193(1)
Breaking news from brands or organizations
194(2)
Using Twitter as Your News Source
196(3)
Integrating Twitter into your news experience
196(1)
Building your newspaper
197(2)
Following news-related trends
199(1)
Being a Twitter Journalist
199(5)
Citizen journalism hits the mainstream
201(1)
Tweeting accurate info
202(2)
Gathering your journalistic tools
204(1)
Using News to Grow Your Business
204(5)
Fueling your efforts with advertising
206(2)
Engaging with your favorite programming
208(1)
Chapter 13 The Social Side of Twitter
209(18)
Using Twitter as a Support System
209(2)
Connecting with People
211(4)
Making New Connections
215(5)
Searching for topics of interest
217(1)
Attending Twitter-based events
218(2)
To Follow or Not to Follow?
220(1)
Getting Quick Answers
221(4)
Accessing celebrities and experts
222(2)
Checking breaking news
224(1)
Getting recommendations
225(1)
Sharing Information
225(2)
Chapter 14 Changing the World, One Tweet at a Time
227(16)
Twittering the Globe for Change
227(8)
Tweeting for the greater good
228(2)
Tweeting in politics
230(2)
Tweeting during natural disasters
232(1)
Tweeting to help others
232(1)
Twitter to the rescue
233(1)
Using Twitter to stay alert
233(2)
Organizing People Online and in Real Life
235(8)
The drive to change a nation
236(1)
Organizing on a small scale
237(1)
Banding together for creative purposes
237(2)
Planning an event with Twitter
239(1)
Planning a tweetup to meet Twitter friends
240(3)
Part V The Part of Tens
243(30)
Chapter 15 Ten Tweets to Send Today
245(8)
Say Hello
245(1)
Retweet (RT) Someone
246(1)
Answer a Question
247(1)
Share Something Great
247(1)
Say Thank You
248(1)
Ask a Question
248(1)
Put a # On It
249(1)
Tell Us About Someone
250(1)
Be Human
250(1)
Don't Tweet at All
251(2)
Chapter 16 Ten Cool Ways to Use Twitter
253(8)
Socialize and Network
253(1)
Follow Breaking News
253(1)
Find, Follow, and Fan Celebrities
254(1)
Participate in Live Media: Sports and Television
255(1)
Engage with Shared Media: Books, Movies, and More
255(1)
Optimize Your Lifestyle
256(2)
Support Charities, Causes, and Education
258(1)
Plan and Promote Events
258(1)
Find Inspiration and Personal and Professional Development
259(1)
Invent New Uses of Twitter
260(1)
Chapter 17 Ten Twitter Tools and Services
261(6)
TweetDeck
261(1)
Hootsuite
262(1)
Social Inbox
263(1)
Twitter App
263(1)
Wefollow and justunfollow
264(1)
Twitter Counter
264(1)
Bitly
264(1)
Buffer
265(1)
Canva
265(1)
Topsy
266(1)
Chapter 18 Ten Resources for Twitter Glory
267(6)
The Official Twitter Blog
267(1)
#twittertips
267(1)
"How to Write a Tweet: 8 Formulas to Get You Started"
268(1)
Twitter Chat Schedule
268(1)
Twitter Support
269(1)
Mashable's Twitter Category
270(1)
@Twitter
270(1)
Tweetup Meetup Groups
270(1)
"Everything You Need to Know to Successfully Live-Tweet Your Event"
271(1)
@Dummies
271(2)
Glossary 273(8)
Index 281
Laura Fitton was one of the first marketers to discover the value of Twitter for businesses and society. She founded Twitter app store oneforty.com and sold it to HubSpot. Shes now Inbound Marketing Evangelist for Hubspot. Anum Hussain speaks to thousands on how to effectively use social media - in classrooms, at conferences and even alongside Twitters Small Business Team. Brittany Leaning writes about social media strategy for HubSpots 1.6 million readers and has managed accounts for several well-known brands.