Twittertise and How to Use It
Due to the popularity of the "Crazy Marketing Train" that PicardCreative initiated on Artfire, I've decided to explain how to use Twittertise. This handy little tool will make your marketing train tweeting simple and efficient, as you can schedule all your upcoming tweets on the day you get your "artisan list". If you set them all up at once, that's just one more thing you can "fix and forget" for the week, giving you more time for yourself! (You can also use Twittertise to promote your own studio, just be sure you're sending quality tweets as well, not just advertising alone.)
Just be sure you have your Twitter login information ready, and click this link: Twittertise
1. Scroll down the page till you see this:
Enter your twitter username and password in the appropriate boxes and hit "log in".
2. You should be taken to a screen that looks like this:
Choose your time zone and hit "save".
3. Your screen should now look like this:
Click the link that says "create a new tweet".
4. You should now see the "New Tweet" box:
In the first box ("Tweet Text") type what you want your tweet to say. (Let's use our first tweet to get some more readers over here! To do that, just copy and paste this: Are you up to date on your Ninja Knowledge? ) In the second box ("Link") put a link to the shop/item/blog you are referencing (Copy and paste this: http://NinjaKnowledge.blogspot.com). In the third box, type the date and time you want the tweet to show up on your twitter profile. (You may also click the calendar icon and choose a date that way) Once you have all the boxes filled in, it should look similar to this:
5. Hit "save". (To make another tweet, click "Back to Listing of Tweets")
You've now created your first "twittertise tweet"! Now, all you have to do is wait until the scheduled time and your tweet will show up on your profile! (If you'd like, you can create a "test tweet" for about 2 minutes in the future, and then check to see if it shows up. That way, you will know you've done it correctly before you go to all the effort of adding lots of schedule tweets.)
One more interesting thing you can do with Twittertise: Once a tweet has been published, you can track the number of clicks the link you sent gets. To do this, log in to your Twittertise account and go to your dashboard. Click the link that says "Sent Tweets". You should see a screen similar to this:
At the end of each tweet, you will see 3 "paper icons" (
). Click the first of these (the "blank paper"). If the tweet is less than 24 hours old, you will see this:
If the tweet is older than 24 hours, you will also see this:
By using the start and end dates below the graph you can see how often the links were clicked and when, or you can use the graph as it is to see the clicks for the life of the tweet! (Just FYI, the second and third paper icons are for editing and deleting the tweet, respectively)
Now go forth and market the heck out of each other!
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